[Skhande2]

Are these planar Magnetic headphones able to take stable running on treadmill?

Thanks

 

[msing539]

Beyond the cable concern ... I don't think the clamp is enough to keep them in place.

 

[Thenewbie76]

I won't recommend it. I have the Audeze LCD2 but in general, Audeze headphones are really heavy. They could slip off and also I'm pretty sure they don't have an IPX rating. So you have a high chance to damage them if you got sweat on them.

 

[NAD Fi]

Are these planar Magnetic headphones able to take stable running on treadmill?

Thanks

It will strengthen your neck muscles.

 

[Tano]

Never seen any Audeze headphones moving by itself, not even crawling, let alone running... so I highly doubt that an LCD-X can jog on a treadmill.

 

[Skhande2]

Is there any way to do it safety without sweat ruining earpad?

 

[XERO1]

You can try!

 

[jonathan c]

Are these planar Magnetic headphones able to take stable running on treadmill?

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Likely, no. Also, the sweat involved will cause the hp to slide / fall off and will ruin earpads over time.

 

[Tano]

Now being serious, full open back are not made for these purposes. You'll end up breaking them either because of the movement or the sweat.
Id recommend you IEMs for running.

 

[pbui44]

Now being serious, full open back are not made for these purposes. You'll end up breaking them either because of the movement or the sweat.
Id recommend you IEMs for running.

This.

 

[jonathan c]

It will strengthen your neck muscles.

So will this:

 

[Skhande2]

I am currently on Shure 1540 and they do fine for running even though they are not designed for that purpose either. They have detacheable ear pads though that I wash and I also use disposable ear pad cover on top

 

[Andrew_WOT]

Are these planar Magnetic headphones able to take stable running on treadmill?

Thanks

Absolutely, with a cigar and a glass of scotch.

 

[TheMiddleSky]

You literally need head strap, to make sure LCD-X stay in your head. Need to careful not to cover the grill too much as will affect air flow (thus affect the sound quality).

On serious note: The answer is BIG no for so many reasons.

 

[Skhande2]

Is there a technology where I can attach 2 tunnels to headphone so I can run without damaging the headphone?