My statement was tongue-in-cheek, but alas… the internet.
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Glad dCS came to its senses and that this tawdry episode is over.
Still, the damage is done. I’ll probably never be able to afford a dCS product, but the first word I’ll think of any time I see the brand’s name for a LONG TIME will be “charlatans.”
It takes a long time, hard work and many careful decisions to build a brand. It takes only one stupid decision or action to ruin it.
Reap what you sew …
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Hey. Is it true that for an apology peace offering DCS gifted you a Lina Stack?
I hope it is. You kinda went through a bit of a rough time there.
Cheers Cameron.
I’m glad it is over.
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No, he had to give it to me to avoid the appearance of impropriety! 
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If in fact he is gifted with Lina stuffs, here’s a thought. Do not accept, but instead request that dCS donates the retail value of said unit(s) to a charity, one that provides hearing aids to those who cannot afford them for example… just a thought.
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That would be a very golden thing to do. 
I really like the way you think there.
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Oh that is so funny. 
@Bookbear and @Nephilim_81: Click the link to dCS in @GoldenSound’s reply above and read their latest statement – they offered the Lina and directly mentioned a potential donation.
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All seemed very civil at the Canjam today - though I still avoided the dCS room - @GoldenSound presented an excellent seminar
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So now that dCS essentially apologized and withdrew their lawsuit threat, is headphones.com going to resume carrying dCS (which I can’t afford anyway–just curious)?
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Good on them! And kudos to GoldenSound for remaining civil but firm throughout all of this brouhaha.
I agree
there shouldn’t be information that can lead to making mistakes etc