Love it when it's new---But I can't keep it looking that way for more than...roughly 37 minutes? Haha. If you're prone to stains or want something that you can toss around, black may be the winner. If you're more careful and can keep it cream colored, it looks great! Mine is currently grass stained.
II is better,In the past two years, due to the United States, the manufacturing chain has been forced to change. Many new products are manufactured in Vietnam and other places instead of China. Therefore, all headphone brands including Bose, Sony, and UE are not as good as before. So if you really want to buy, you have to buy products from two years ago.
A lot of the times what happens is its designed and spec-ed in the US or, in Marshalls case -- I believe its UK. Drivers and components have to meet certain standards and while they are sometimes produced in mass in various locations, they should --- in theory --- meet the standards of the company that they are being put into. That applies to the bigger names anyways. Those standards can also vary based on what company we are talking about. Some of the smaller ones are the same (sometimes garbage) speakers re-branded and reused under various umbrellas. All of that said, newer doesn't mean better or worse. It can go either way. I wouldn't say that the newer is of any less production quality than the previous gen. My biggest frustration was with the lack of/removal of features.
Jus got this one! Like your videos
Nice. Thanks! You end up going with the old or the new?
Whats your thoughts on the cream color?
Love it when it's new---But I can't keep it looking that way for more than...roughly 37 minutes? Haha. If you're prone to stains or want something that you can toss around, black may be the winner. If you're more careful and can keep it cream colored, it looks great! Mine is currently grass stained.
Emberton iii vs Harman Kardon Luna review?
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll look into it. :)
II is better,In the past two years, due to the United States, the manufacturing chain has been forced to change. Many new products are manufactured in Vietnam and other places instead of China. Therefore, all headphone brands including Bose, Sony, and UE are not as good as before. So if you really want to buy, you have to buy products from two years ago.
A lot of the times what happens is its designed and spec-ed in the US or, in Marshalls case -- I believe its UK. Drivers and components have to meet certain standards and while they are sometimes produced in mass in various locations, they should --- in theory --- meet the standards of the company that they are being put into. That applies to the bigger names anyways. Those standards can also vary based on what company we are talking about. Some of the smaller ones are the same (sometimes garbage) speakers re-branded and reused under various umbrellas. All of that said, newer doesn't mean better or worse. It can go either way. I wouldn't say that the newer is of any less production quality than the previous gen. My biggest frustration was with the lack of/removal of features.