[buddyboy1]

So I am pretty sure I accidently blew my beloved ATH-M50s. 

 I have them hooked up to my receiver currently and someone knocked the volume knob way up, luckily they were not on my ears I guess. Is there any way I can send them somewhere to be repaired? I don't want to dish out lots of money for a new set of cans (I would get a different set).

 

[TMRaven]

But how do they sound when you actually listen to music now?

 

[buddyboy1]

Bass and Highs are almost entirely absent. I can barely here the vocals, and whatever sound I can here sounds like I am listening to a 2 Bitrate MP3 ripped from youtube.

 

[jerg]

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Bass and Highs are almost entirely absent. I can barely here the vocals, and whatever sound I can here sounds like I am listening to a 2 Bitrate MP3 ripped from youtube.

Aren't you gonna ask that guy to at least partly pay for repairs?

 

[buddyboy1]

well I am not exactly sure when or how it happened. But that is what I am trying to figure out, if I can even send them in for repair without paying near full price for them.

 

[JamesMcProgger]

if they are out of waranty and too damaged to repair, you should consider putting some orthos inside