[madwolfa]

 
Just heard LCD-3 Classic. 

 
I have a feeling that LCD-2F and LCD-3F are more similar, than different. But again, I'm just guessing from reviews.

 

[YtseJamer]

  New Opeth's album "Pale Communion" and LCD-2 - match made in heaven! 

 
Nice 

 
The new Opeth is very good!

 

[linglingjr]

The first day I got my LCD-2.2f I tested them right out of my galaxy s3 expecting them to sound horrible but I was really surprised.

 

[thug behram]

They have less treble fatigue than the HE400 though. 

Yeah for sure. I have the he-400i too. It's mids are similar to the lcd-2. Highs are done just right. But the bass doesn't compare to the LCD-2 or the he-400. lol impossible to find the perfect headphone.

 

[pdrm360]

Yeah for sure. I have the he-400i too. It's mids are similar to the lcd-2. Highs are done just right. But the bass doesn't compare to the LCD-2 or the he-400.

lol impossible to find the perfect headphone.

 
The HE-6 with a good amp would be perfect for you. 

 

[jjun930]

Hey everyone! I have a problem with the lcd2 that i just bought and i want to know if anyone else is having the same problem as me! The metal part that adjust length of the headphone is too close to the headband and its scratching the headband and damaging the leather. And i have found that there is a flat part to this metal stick and i was thinking this flat part is supposed to face the headband to reduce the damage to headband, but that flat side is facing other side. I contacted audeze since i wanted them to do something about this and they told me that this is how the headphones were designed and it is totally normal. I jusy dont get why a company would me a prpduct that damages itself. Is this normal and happening for everyone else? Or is it just me... and is tgere any way to fix it?

 

[Lohb]

Hey everyone! I have a problem with the lcd2 that i just bought and i want to know if anyone else is having the same problem as me! The metal part that adjust length of the headphone is too close to the headband and its scratching the headband and damaging the leather. And i have found that there is a flat part to this metal stick and i was thinking this flat part is supposed to face the headband to reduce the damage to headband, but that flat side is facing other side. I contacted audeze since i wanted them to do something about this and they told me that this is how the headphones were designed and it is totally normal. I jusy dont get why a company would me a prpduct that damages itself. Is this normal and happening for everyone else? Or is it just me... and is tgere any way to fix it?

Photos ?

 

[jjun930]

Photos ?

Audeze currently have my lcd2 i sent them and they went me email that there is no problem and said the metal part damaging the headband is normal

 

[fenderf4i]

Audeze currently have my lcd2 i sent them and they went me email that there is no problem and said the metal part damaging the headband is normal

Mine rubs as well but it wasn't enough to bother me.

 

[jjun930]

Photos ?

I just screenshot any lcd2 on internet, not mine. The green part is where the headband is being damaged and the pink part is the part that damages the headband as they move up and down.
Just to make sure.

 

[Lohb]

Guess that would be due to the 2.1 having no leather with the original design and the sliders not being moved out a couple mm on revision.

 

[jjun930]

Guess that would be due to the 2.1 having no leather with the original design and the sliders not being moved out a couple mm on revision.

Mine is one with the fazor tho.... its brand new

 

[Lohb]

Mine is one with the fazor tho.... its brand new

That is what I mean....newer revisions have the leather bulge where there was none on the original design headband which had no leather.

 

[jjun930]

That is what I mean....newer revisions have the leather bulge where there was none on the original design headband which had no leather.

Ah my bad on misunderstanding

 

[Loquah]

I want a headphone very similar to the lcd-2 but with more treble and a larger soundstage. Anything come to mind?

 
Beyer T1 with a nice, musical amp (probably tubes). My setup (see signature) includes both headphones and they are a great compliment while still being very similar