Take it to a copy machine and make the print darker.

I used a scanner and while it's still light it's dark enough I think that they can tell what it is.  I'm thinking I should probably call them.

The headphone cable of the HD598's that plugs into the phones themselves somehow lost the tip.  Either the tip is inside the phones or not.

The warranty is two years and the receipt says August 2011, so hopefully I can get them fixed for free.

This is the best I could do so far:

Is it Amazon?
Log in
Click on Your Account
You Orders
On your right there is a drop down for the year under "Orders Placed In"
Find the order
Click on Invoice

I go through headphones like water. The wire to the green plug in thing always comes apart.

You guys must be loaded to spend $200 on earphones? I buy the Samsung ones for my galaxy s3 on ebay for 10 bucks. They last forever and I use them for hours daily while I work.

Incidentally, my uncle loves Wagner and classical music, and I was travelling from one home to another so I had my headphones with me.  He tried them and was amazed by them.  

Yet when I visited again the next year he still had the same pair as before.

Now it would be one thing if my aunt and uncle were poor: they're nothing of the kind.

However, she was raised a Quaker and sadly bosses him around.

A woman's (my Aunt's) idea of economy is letting her youngest son drive a red mustang (and wreck it) but making a husband get permission to spend a couple hundred bucks.

Even my mother told my brother to buy a newer car instead of an older one.  Although there is some sense in that (since he needs reliable transport), it's surprising she said that, given the old cars my parents have always driven for the past two decades.  He bought a 2012 chrysler convertible.

I have tried the expensive ones and yes they sound nicer. I can'tjjustify spending that much though. Wife, kids, God take precedence. My son, who's 20 and makes a third of what I do has a fancy pair. He's not married though. Can I ask your age Tele?