Loevhagen
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Great review leesure. Like you, the LCD-2 also have a special place in my mind - but the evolution has taken place with the LCD-X (which is the real LCD-3 for me).
Great review leesure. Like you, the LCD-2 also have a special place in my mind - but the evolution has taken place with the LCD-X (which is the real LCD-3 for me).
Yes, it's a dark chocolate color. I tend to favor it over plain black. Gives it a little style.
I agree, which is why it's so frustrating that the guys at Audeze don't offer the brown leather as an option on the new cans. The classy option is denied, especially since Brown leather is much harder with wood than Black.
The LCD-3s come with brown leather. The only difference between the LCD-X and LCD-3 pads is the color of the leather, both have the same foam and grade of leather.
I'm considering purchasing these, was just curious if you guys think a Peachtree Audio NovaPre would drive them sufficiently or would a seperate headphone amp be necessary. I've read that they are easier to drive than the LCD-3's which would make better sense financially since I could save some money on the headphones and then also on an amp if my NovaPre would be up to the task. Thanks!
So... Come on Audeze boys, offer the brown leather option, especially with the wood dominated XC's. You know it makes sense!
Audez’e LCD-X review
Packaging:
The LCD-X’s arrived well packed in an outer cardboard shipping box around their rugged transport case. Inside the case, the LCD-X were well protected in custom cutout foam. Also in the case were a Single Ended Cable, a Balanced Cable & a 1/4 to 1/8 Adaptor. I love the rugged case. It features a nice handle for transporting your headphones. While no one will mistake these for typical portable headphones, it’s nice to be able to take them from home to office or from meet to meet with the confidence that this case inspires. That said, I do wish the ‘phones would fit in the case with cable of your choosing still attached. The LCD-X mini-XLR solution for attaching the cables to the headphones is by far the best I’ve seen, but I still don’t love the idea of taking those on and off over and over. This is a minor quibble as I don’t expect to be taking these out of the house all that often.....
GET SOME PANTS ON THOSE THINGS!
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A great choice would be Q Cable pants.