Skylab
Reviewerus Prolificus
Again, in fairness to JVC, this headphone was never actually for sale in the USA. They may well have parts available in Japan. I don't know.
I think it's been in production quite a while. The issue is I don't think it's in production anymore.
Quote:I think it's been in production quite a while. The issue is I don't think it's in production anymore.
Is DX1000 out of production?
The European version seem to be discontinued. Don´t know about the japan model.. Just started to listen to it some days ago again. Haven´t really listened to it on the Ref-9 being snowed in on the LCd-2 and ED 8 as I am. It may have a bit to solid sub bass for the DX 1000 but otherwise I suspect it´s fast attack and short decays should help the DX 1000 quite a bit. So far it´s quite a bit more forgiving then the LCD-2 but isn´t nearly as detailed. But that is partly why it´s so forgiving you hear what you are supposed to and not much more I suppose. I have found the LCD-2 bright at times (not the norm) but the day I find the DX 1000 bright I know my ears have been shot to hell
The DX1000 sounds similar to the LCD-2 in some ways, but quite different in others. I think the bass in the LCD-2 is sligthly tighter, and slightly deeper, while having just a tiny bit less impact than the DX1000, although the LCD-2 is more accurate in this regard. The treble balance is also similar, although the LCD-2 has more very top end extension.
The main difference is in the mids. The JVC's mids sound colored compared to the LCD-2, which has just amazingly clean and natural sounding mids. I adore the JVC, but I accept that the mids are a little colored. I just happen to like the color.
The LCD-2 are not in the least bit bright, IMO, and I cannot possibly imagine finding them so. And I DO find headphones like the Senn HD800 bright.
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