SomeGuyDude
Headphoneus Supremus
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Well.
Found a deal I couldn't say no to on the 3.
I have joined the ranks.
Found a deal I couldn't say no to on the 3.
I have joined the ranks.
Can you point me in the right direction for a good deal?Well.
Found a deal I couldn't say no to on the 3.
I have joined the ranks.
Can you point me in the right direction for a good deal?
How are your LCD-3 holding up? Do you see any glue coming off?
The LCD-3 is assembled with screws, the only glue is used to hold the ear pads on. That glue is amazingly sticky, believe me because I replaced my ear pads after they got ruined by my omega headphone holder. What a chore that was, after that I bought the Woo Audio holder and no more problems.
I got to hear the 3 out of the Questyle CMA400i and that may be the best thing I've ever heard. It's on my shopping list now.
Yes the 3 demands a much better headphone amp than your X, I believe Audeze recommends at least 4W but the X seems to do just fine with 1W or even less. Also my 3 seems to love the oversampling DACs which can be a little gritty on an X.
@SomeGuyDude , How are you liking the LCD-3 with metal? I haven't used them for heavy stuff for some reason, every time I put them on I end up spinning some more progressive rock album. Gotta put on some Obituary, lol.
Really? I thought the Deckard was suited for the LCD line. Maybe a Violectric or iFi iCan Pro? Or do you prefer the amp/DAC combo?Phenomenal. I'm firing up a lot of noise-ass black/death metal. I think the Deckard doesn't have the oomph for it I want.
Really? I thought the Deckard was suited for the LCD line. Maybe a Violectric or iFi iCan Pro? Or do you prefer the amp/DAC combo?
The LCD-3 is assembled with screws, the only glue is used to hold the ear pads on. That glue is amazingly sticky, believe me because I replaced my ear pads after they got ruined by my omega headphone holder. What a chore that was, after that I bought the Woo Audio holder and no more problems.
Edit: To answer your question, you are more likely to damage the ear pads by removing a layer of leather and if that happens you will need new pads. But my glue has never come off.
I don't understand the wattage thing though. That really confuses me.
It’s not glue. It’s double stick tape. Completely different than ordinary glue.