It's too early to say this. Lets wait until people can actually hear what these sound like before passing judgement.

It works with the Apple TV 4th gen released in 2015.

I have used the that AppleTV with the Mobius without issue.

I ordered a pair of LCD2C I had the same issue trying to ship to Canada so I shipped them to a pick up location right across the boarder. But I made a mistake in the address, thankfully a quick call to Audeze support and got it all sorted. Now for the hardest part:

As someone with a hearing deficiency, I would love the ability to set the balance directly on the headphone. If this is possible I voting for this feature!

I can confirm the Beatles sound great with 3D Mode, but I usually use 3D auto. This is especially useful for me since a medical condition has impacted my hearing in my left ear. Most of the Beatles recordings sound quite poor to me with headphones that I used to listen to them in mono with my...

Does anyone find it suspicious that they have taken our money and suddenly moved their entire office to Hawaii? :)

Sounds like Star Citizen:)

I had a similar issue, but the update iOS 11.3 seems to have fixed it.

I wouldn't buy USB-C cabled from a non-name manufacturer since there have been instances of cabled not following the spec and destroying devices. Pay a little bit more but get some piece of mind.

Small nit: USB 3.1 and USB-C are not the same thing. USB 3.1 is a version of the USB standard responsible for transferring data between devices. Much like USB 3.0, 2.0 and 1.0 USB-C is the connector standard. Much like USB-A USB-B, Mini-USB, and Micro-USB.

The bottom line is that people would rather not spend money on an amp module that they don't need. Ideally Fiio will find a way to make that happen.

Those are IEMs aren't they? That probably wont work for me as one of my ear canals is almost fully sealed off.   Thanks for the suggestion though. I might at some point see if I can do the per channel EQ on the digital audio on a raspberry pi and then output that to a proper DAC/AMP. That...

  The advantage of it being in the DAC is greater flexibility. You could use any DAP you want, be it a phone, dedicated DAP or computer and still get the benefits of EQ.   This becomes important when you consider streaming services that only work on iOS or Android

I would love it if it were possible to have separate EQ settings for left and right. No one else does this and it is very useful for those of us that have some hearing loss in one ear.

I missed that. Have you found anything that allows you to change the EQ per channel? My search has came up empty and I am tempted to see if this can be done with a raspberry Pi.   Take the digital audio out of my iPhone ands pass it to the Pi Apply the EQ then output it to a good DAC like a...

Quick question. Is it possible to apply the EQ settings to just one channel? Due to a health issue my hearing in my left ear has been badly affected, but by altering the balance and apply EQ settings just to the left channel I can somewhat counteract my hearing issues. The trouble is finding a...

Due to a medical issue my hearing is impaired in my left ear. On my computer I have managed to tweak EQ in the left channel using Audio Hijack to mostly counteract my hearing impairment.   This works very well while I am at my desk, but I am looking for a portable solution to use with my...

I got my Fulla last week. So far no issues to report. No scratchiness in the volume pot no balance issues at the lower end, and they drive my AKG K7XX very nicely.   I am very happy with this little DAC/AMP

I just got the Fiio EX1 They sound fantastic (great detail and sound stage) and will come in well under your budget.   The sound isolation is less than other IEMs but as long as you don't listed at very loud volumes they should be ok.