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JH Audio Custom IEMs ALL Discounted

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Store Repdannconn on 26/09/2014 - 14:57 acustoms.com.au (368 clicks)

We eventually need to wrap up this JH Audio sale, so we're opening it up to all now that our newsletter subscribers have had first dibs. A few things.

STEWARDS OF SOUND
This is how we (rock and) roll.
Pioneers of the most detailed, accurate in-ear monitors on the market. Maestros of proprietary pro-sound technology. Purveyors of custom audio awesomeness. Call us what you will. But don’t call anyone else for your IEM needs (unless, you know, you like inferior stuff).

JH Audio combines over 25 years’ experience in live audio mixing with more than 15 years of designing and building in-ear monitors for some of the most demanding ears on the planet.* We rock a full line of custom in-ear pro music monitors, and our mind-blowing innovations are used by engineers, artists and audiophiles alike.

  1. Yes, we know these are exorbitantly expensive for headphones. If you cannot fathom dropping this much money on simple headphones then these are probably not for you.
  2. Yes we are official JH Audio distributors here in Australia.
  3. Yes these are all custom fit and include GST and shipping to you. These prices also include shipping your impressions to JH Audio in the USA and the shipping of your completed IEM's back here.
  4. These prices do not include impressions, but we have a hefty audiologist network covering most of Australia.

JH Roxanne - Was $1799 Now $1649
JH 16PRO - Was $1375 Now $1249
JH 13PRO - Was $1210 Now $1099
JH 11PRO - Was $1045 Now $899
JH 10X3PRO - Was $990 Now $799
JH 10PRO - Was $990 Now $799
JH 7PRO - Was $880 Now $699
JH 5PRO - Was $550 Now $499

We want to ensure Australians get the best prices and customer service for all their Custom IEM needs. If you have any questions for your monitoring needs get in touch with our sales team at [email protected]

Happy grand final weekend guys!

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  • iampoor on 26/09/2014 - 15:02
    +1

    Wow…reviews seem fantastic and everyone thinks the quality is worth what you are asking for….

    Three pairs of JH Roxanne is around what I paid for my first car though…

    • Store Repdannconn @ Acustoms on 26/09/2014 - 16:49

      haha, honestly mate, that would be $4947. I paid less than that for my second car!! #holdenstatesman

  • tanabe88gg on 26/09/2014 - 15:27

    Hi rep,
    Weren't the JH 5PRO was $399 a couple weeks ago? Is there any reason for the price hike, and can you still do them at this price? Cheers

    • Store Repdannconn @ Acustoms on 26/09/2014 - 16:43

      Hey there,

      Thanks for your questions.

      Yes they were. Unfortunately, no longer can we keep them at that price. Especially with the way the aud is flowing.

      Thanks

  • ellave on 26/09/2014 - 15:28

    So there is some additional cost for a these or not?

    • These prices do not include impressions, but we have a hefty audiologist network covering most of Australia.
    • tanabe88gg on 26/09/2014 - 15:32

      Yeah, you have to get your own impressions done. I'd guess $50-100….

      • ellave on 26/09/2014 - 15:35

        hmm i would love custom IEM as I have had trouble with all previous pairs I've used & a variety of different tips

        • eug on 26/09/2014 - 15:42

          @havok44: Epoxy in the ear? Mmmmmmmmmm.

        • tanabe88gg on 26/09/2014 - 15:43
          +2

          @havok44: Haha if anyone buys $500+ headphones from their DIY impressions, then please post results

        • eug on 26/09/2014 - 15:44

          @tanabe88gg: Even my professionally-done molds weren't perfect. I had to send my IEMs back for refitting four times. I ended up getting two more impressions done before I was reasonably satisfied.

        • tanabe88gg on 26/09/2014 - 15:52

          @eug: Damn, that's kind of scary. Was this out of your pocket or was it covered by the audiologist/manufacturer? Was it worth it in the end?

        • eug on 26/09/2014 - 16:01
          +2

          @tanabe88gg: All out of my pocket. UE did pay for 2-day FedEx shipping back though.

          It was sort-of worth it in the end. I think I was just unlucky. I would have been much happier if I didn't have to do all those refits, of course.
          I'm definitely satisfied with the sound. I used to have to bother with EQs with my previous IEMs, but now music sounds great flat through the Sansa Clip Zip.

      • eug on 26/09/2014 - 15:41

        Mine were $60 per side and $60 for labour.

      • justtoreply on 27/09/2014 - 09:03

        Mine were $60 total. From the guys listed on Unique Melody's site.
        Perfect fit first time. Note my ears are "unusually clean" dunno if that helped :p

    • bteezy on 26/09/2014 - 15:32

      yes there is

    • Store Repdannconn @ Acustoms on 26/09/2014 - 16:50

      Hey buddy, impressions aren't included but range between $55-75 throughout Australia. Most audiologists include postage to Melbourne on your behalf too. We VERY strongly recommend you don't try and DIY your impressions. You only get one set of ears, not worth the risk!

  • ChatCPT on 26/09/2014 - 15:32

    seriously - give us a decent discount on these and it will get properly ozbargained.

    cant justify the super high retail

    • end0rphine on 26/09/2014 - 15:51
      +2

      The Roxannes cost 1650 USD in the States. I don't think they have much head room here.

      • Store Repdannconn @ Acustoms on 26/09/2014 - 16:51

        You seem like a switched on guy, do you own any IEM's at the moment?

        • end0rphine on 26/09/2014 - 17:36
          +1

          Not at the moment, have a HE-6 headphone atm, but am thinking of switching to Roxannes sometime in the near future ;-)

        • Store Repdannconn @ Acustoms on 26/09/2014 - 17:43

          Awesome CANS! Let us know when we can help you out bud, we'll look after you. Appreciate the support.

  • AncientWisdom on 26/09/2014 - 15:59

    From this recent review it would seem the 1964 V3 would be a better buy (at an extra $25) than the JH5 -
    http://www.innerfidelity.com/content/breaking-mold-survey-en…

    http://acustoms.com.au/home/product/1964-ears-triple-driver/

    • Store Repdannconn @ Acustoms on 26/09/2014 - 16:55

      Unfortunately 1964 have raised the prices of the V3. We currently sell it for $649, which puts it a fair whack more than the JH5. You've discovered a legacy link on our website, but thanks for pointing it out, we'll pull it down. This is the correct link for the 1964 Triple http://acustoms.com.au/home/1964-ears/1964-v3-triple-driver/

      • AncientWisdom on 27/09/2014 - 00:51

        That's a shame, quite a big difference there. Why do $499 US customs cost $650 AUD here?

        Genuinely curious….

        • eug on 27/09/2014 - 01:10

          US$499 is AUD$574 at 0.87. Your impressions also have to get sent to the US, and the IEMs shipped all the way back here. Add GST on top of that, along with various costs of running a business in Australia which are probably higher than the US (salary, insurance, rent, etc) and there you go.

          AUD$574 and AUD$650 aren't too far apart. The small difference is worth the local support, IMHO. If it was AUD$574 and AUD$900 … that's a different story then. :)

  • lplau on 26/09/2014 - 16:10

    hmmm for that much $$$ hard to justify it…. lol. rather spend it on a new TV or something….

    • Store Repdannconn @ Acustoms on 26/09/2014 - 16:53
      +1

      But you can't take your 64" Plasma on the train, or a plane. You can't use it to block out crying babies, roaring jet engines or nagging girlfriends…

  • plmko on 26/09/2014 - 16:36

    Tried the Roxanne earlier in the year, it was the darkest and muddiest IEM I've listened to. Definitely not worth the money, unless you're one of those old school audiophiles, not someone with younger ears.

    • Store Repdannconn @ Acustoms on 26/09/2014 - 16:52

      Somewhat understand where you are coming from here. The Roxanne is certainly dark and very much tailored to a specific group of listeners. If you want clarity, the JH13Pro is a fantastic balance of neutrality and fun.

  • Headphones on 26/09/2014 - 17:07
    +2

    Customs are the absolute best for blocking out noises on public transport, the only thing coming very near it being the ER4.

    Unfortunately I had to sell off my JH13 a few years ago (people can get them remolded)but I at least have one custom left (a remolded Shure SE530).

    I haven't heard a better IEM out there, very balanced sound without being analytical like the ER4.

    • Store Repdannconn @ Acustoms on 26/09/2014 - 17:15

      AGREED. The isolation that custom IEM's can afford you is invaluable. Chuck them in, chuck some tunes on and get taken anywhere in the universe your music wishes.

      • cornbeef on 26/09/2014 - 20:51

        great work on the feedback dannconn. all the best.

    • eug on 26/09/2014 - 17:20

      For sleeping on a plane, I find the Bose QC15 plus a pair of foam earplugs much better than my custom IEMs. It is so quiet that it really sounds like I'm sitting in my living room.

      IEMs block higher noises but lets the lows through, just like earplugs. The Bose QC15 cancels lows very well, but lets the higher frequencies through. So when I wear earplugs under the QC15 … bliss!

      I tried wearing the QC15 over my IEMs but I think the pressure of the ear cups around my ear brakes the seal. It doesn't sound as quiet as earplugs + QC15.

  • bcstyle on 27/09/2014 - 00:20

    Hi rep, I have the pre JH16 freqphase which I consider bit warm not dark. Are the Roxannes darker/warmer than the JH16 that I own?

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