buson160man
1000+ Head-Fier
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I have had my lcd2s for awhile but it is only recently since my purchase of the cable pro reverie cable upgrade that I thought any further comment was justified. In fact it was only since I have added the reverie upgrade cable that I can honestly say that I have heard the potential of the lcd2. With the stock cable the sound was pleasant enough but I found listening to the lcd2 was somewhat of a laid back experience. But the reverie has awakened a sleeping giant and is making listening sessions much more enjoyable. In fact the sound is much more vivid and while the top end still rarely sounds harsh or shrill it is much more alive and much clearer than it was before. I no longer feel the sense of being too laid back sounding. The reverie has injected some excitement at the top when a good recording is being played. The bass and dynamics have also taken a noticeable step forward. The bass is amazingly physical for a headphone actually I am stunned by the physical weight of the bass on the lcd2s.
Before the reverie cable I honestly preferred my venerable(thousands of hours on them) akg 701s for long term listening sessions. But they have taken a back seat to the lcd2s though I wish the audezes were not so vice like when wearing them for extended listening periods. They do subject the cranium to a tiring clamping sensation after having them on for awhile. They do exert a noticeable clamping force on the head after a cd or two. But listening is much more rewarding these days.
Before the reverie cable I honestly preferred my venerable(thousands of hours on them) akg 701s for long term listening sessions. But they have taken a back seat to the lcd2s though I wish the audezes were not so vice like when wearing them for extended listening periods. They do subject the cranium to a tiring clamping sensation after having them on for awhile. They do exert a noticeable clamping force on the head after a cd or two. But listening is much more rewarding these days.