Hello, Up for sale are my LCD-X headphones. They are in excellent condition with an estimate of 90 hours on them. They were purchased May of 2020, so the drivers are still covered by 1.5 years warranty. This is the Creator Package, so it comes with the 1/4" cable. Additional accessories...

Er, try year and a few months. I had already sold the headphones I had originally ordered the cable for.

From past experience RMAing various items with cables, they never ask for you to send the peripherals; just the bare minimum or the item being be replaced.

I believe you can ask them to put a 1/4" plug instead of needing an adapter. One of the pictures specifies certain numbers correlating to a different connection.

Oh, I see what you mean.  I guess it would take others to chime in but if you are asking because you are trying to find a good length for yourself, try a flexible tape measure.  Otherwise, I'd say its a few feet from your pocket to your ear.  You could even get a longer cable and coil it a...

Hmm, I wouldn't say that is necessarily the case.  The awesome thing about the tubes is that you can change the dynamics until you find what you like.  I guess that can be a gift and a curse based on how much you like to tinker.  ...

It's basically noise reduction to allow for the best possible sound out of whatever it is you're using.  If you have a lot of interference where your setup is, you may notice a difference.  If not, then you might not ever be able to tell.

I've learned to never update right away with Apple.  Lots of fail to be had as an unintended beta tester.

There's no doubt that the high impedance cans do.  I tried using my 650s without one as a test instead of my Bottlehead crack and the results were crappy.  The soundstage was tiny and the volume was minimal.  That was on a Firestudio mobile as well as TC Impact twin.  My my Prism Orpheus they...

The instructions are top notch.  I had never even really soldered before and assembling it was still a breeze.

Definitely not the Bose.

You can adjust to it but it is probably best to fine headphones that don't fatigue you.  My ears would feel like crap after mixing on HS80Ms for a while but with A7Xs, I can go on for hours.   My HD650s do bother my ears after an hour or two but I am not sure if this is fatigue.

That question could be answered in a million ways.  For my car, a few feet is fine.  For my speakers in the garage, I like it a little longer so I don't have to walk so far away from my car to change the song.  The optimal length is based on the circumstances.

Yea, not sure what you're doing to it.  Are you putting constant tension on it or something?  I've considered aftermarket cables for my HD650s but I could never justify because the original cable still has no issues.

I've always burnt in my speakers.  When I used to be into subwoofers, I'd go extra easy on them at first.  I do the same with my headphones and my tubes, gradually increasing the power level to them.

I'll second Roon.

Why not a Bottlehead crack?  With a good 12AU7 (Mullard) and a Tung-Sol 5998, I'd say it has the dynamics you are looking for.  I use em with my high impedence HD650s and DT 770s.  It's right in your price range even with the Speedball.

These are incredible.  I have a pair of HD650s and DT770s with a Bottlehead crack so I like to think I know a little about sound quality. I have a pair that I picked up on Slickdeals for like 50 bucks.  ...

I would save a little bit more for the PX4.  If you need it immediately the PX24 is good too but the wireless is hard to beat.  If you are using it for PS4 though you still need the Talkback cable.