Problem with Esoteric service
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If you'd purchased this from a dealer, he could help. If you're serious about repair, ship the unit to Esoteric so that they can diagnose the problem. (They can't troubleshoot long distance any better than your auto mechanic can.) If shipping to Esoteric makes you uncomfortable, return the player to the seller. |
Hi cleeds, I don't think you understood the problem. I Can't get Esoteric to call me back! Shipping to them is impossible at this point unless they respond to my calls. Even if their policy is to deal only with dealers, I need to know that. That is a question I'm hoping someone here can answer. The player sounds really good. I'd like to resolve the issue. I did buy it from a dealer but not an authorized Esoteric dealer. With many companies, this isn't an issue. Most of my gear is second hand. Pass Labs never had a problem servicing my preamp or amp. What is Esoterics position? Joe |
jnovak ... I Can't get Esoteric to call me back! Shipping to them is impossible at this point unless they respond to my calls ... I did buy it from a dealer but not an authorized Esoteric dealer.If you purchased this from a dealer, I'd let the dealer deal with the repair. That's a basic function of a dealer. If you want to deal directly with Esoteric, what you need to know is clearly stated on its website: If you would like to return your product to us for service please use the guidelines below. No RA number is needed. The shipping and mailing address is: Tap Electronics Company
6920 Hermosa Circle
Hours: In your shipment please include:
1.A complete description of the problem |
OK, SUCCESS! I spoke with Ted at Esoteric in California. The toll free number is in New Jersey. (where Brian apparently resides). Ted is a tech who gave me the scoop. Not as bad as I feared though this unit may need to go back to the dealer depending on what he agrees to. Because this unit is a UX3SE, Ted said it may need to go back to Japan as there is a jig for setting the laser only in Japan. Maybe not though. He is checking with Japan. Best case scenario is $300.00 to $400.00 or upwards of $800.00 IF it can be repaired here. I'll post the results as they become available. Joe |
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