Well they messaged me saying theyâd pay me back for the postage if I send it back, planning to do it and see if I can change the right shell to another color.
For people who sent their units back, does this look right for a USPS label?
Contact:Zhu Meixia
Address: 902, building 8, jinguiyuan
Address 2?: New century garden, Shijie Town
City: Dongguan
Province: Guangdong, China
Make sure you put a value less than $10 or it will get flagged from China Import and the duties will be so high for them they will never pick it up. Speaking from experience here.
Yep planning on going like 4.33 after all itâs broken anyways
I did 10 bucks on my Mext since they said under 100usd on that, I canât celebrate yet since they havenât received it, shits making me nervous lol
Sent mine and forgot all the shenanigans about 4.33, just ended up putting 5 bucks on there. Fingers crossed they can do the new vent thingy on my light blue shells and obviously the connectors hopefully being great.
Gave em a listen before shippin em, absolutely great set that I might sell anyways to fund a Cadenza 4
The Tea 2 is available for about $190 on Aliexpress, the Pulas usually around 180 (more 150 now due to comp. with CKLVX). Upgrade, downgrade, worth a try?
Old vs new go!
(I have the CKLVX, just curious about the tea 2 as it seems somewhat similar).
If the PA02âs has your preferred sound signature, is there truly a concrete reason to look for an upgrade?
How much would one have to spend to get 5%, 10% sound quality improvement.
While I enjoy reading and watching reviews about the new releases Iâm no longer motivated to acquire any additional sets.
Donât mean to chime in. But I think if you like the Pula PA02, then you have won. Itâs a great set. Not perfect, but very nice. I think the next step is to make friends in the hobby and try their sets, or go to a can Jam to try multiple sets in person. No reason to keep trying to improve as itâs a minor improvement often times at best.
That is some seriously solid advice, so true. Making friends in the hobby and setting up a tour group is the best thing thatâs ever happened to me during my time in this hobby. You get to try 4x the amount of IEMs youâd normally be able to, and not only that, you make some amazing buddies in the long run that also get to try sets theyâd otherwise not get the chance too. Itâs literally a win-win.