LCD-2 vs. Cream Soda
Jun 27, 2010 at 10:30 PM Post #31 of 100


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What kind of cable did you use?


I just used the stock polymer interconnects.  I was thinking about upgrading to a custom ALO cable, but I just couldn't seem to hold onto the Cream Soda cans long enough...
Also, I couldn't find the right kind of plug.
 
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Jun 27, 2010 at 10:34 PM Post #32 of 100

 
Oops, someone didn't want to get caught dead wearing his HD 800 backwards -- too late!
 
Awesome review.
 
Jun 27, 2010 at 10:48 PM Post #33 of 100


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Thanks, man! (Apologies to any LCD-2 owners offended by the tongue in cheek.  Welcome to the top of Hype Mountain, where you guys get to rule for the next six months.)


The LCD-2 will rule for more than six months.  It has the goods to stay top of the heap for longer than that.  I base that on having heard them.  They get the official Ham Sandwich Sound of Approval.
 
As for cream soda, Henry Weinhard's Vanilla Cream Soda is much much better than the A&W.  Unfortunately it uses high fructose corn syrup rather than real sugar so is never going to be the ultimate in cream soda.  There is still room for a small boutique soda company to take them on and surpass them.
 
Jun 27, 2010 at 10:53 PM Post #34 of 100


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As for cream soda, Henry Weinhard's Vanilla Cream Soda is much much better than the A&W.  Unfortunately it uses high fructose corn syrup rather than real sugar so is never going to be the ultimate in cream soda.  There is still room for a small boutique soda company to take them on and surpass them.


Hey, doesn't that sound kind of like a boutique headphone company taking on the big guys?
 
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Jun 27, 2010 at 11:03 PM Post #36 of 100


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I dont think he's not wearing them backwards - the pic has been flipped, hence the we're seeing the mirror image, etc, e.g. on the bottles of yummy creamy soda.


They were indeed backwards because the backside is facing the camera. Oops!
 
Jun 27, 2010 at 11:08 PM Post #38 of 100


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They were indeed backwards because the backside is facing the camera. Oops!


Soaa, you caught me fair and square.  That's why I had to go back and change the original photo.  But darned if there isn't some kind of visual metaphor in there somewhere.  I wonder if Shyamalan is up tonight.
 
Jun 27, 2010 at 11:16 PM Post #39 of 100
Do you find that the cream soda is impacted at all by the type of glass you drink it in? I only use the finest cryo glasses when I drink cream soda, I don't want that to be my weak link. I also take Patrick's Exeres religiously, I find that it cleanses the palate quite nicely.
 
Jun 27, 2010 at 11:17 PM Post #40 of 100
its more pure to just drink straight out of the can or liter bottle, why add more things to the chain.
 
Jun 27, 2010 at 11:21 PM Post #41 of 100
Over time the soda would become a little flat, not my type
 
Jun 27, 2010 at 11:21 PM Post #42 of 100
Yeah, but then your cream soda has a harsh straight-out-of-the-bottle taste. I prefer to let it decant and mellow out, burning in, per se.
 
 
 
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its more pure to just drink straight out of the can or liter bottle, why add more things to the chain.

 
Jun 27, 2010 at 11:36 PM Post #44 of 100
 
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Hey, doesn't that sound kind of like a boutique headphone company taking on the big guys?
 
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That it does.  Here's the first version of my post that I edited down just before sending to go for a more subtle jab:
 
As for cream soda, Henry Weinhard's Vanilla Cream Soda (Sennheiser) is much much better than the A&W (Sony).  Unfortunately it uses high fructose corn syrup (dynamic drivers) rather than real sugar (orthos) so is never going to be the ultimate in cream soda (headphone sound).  There is still room for a small boutique soda company (Audeze) to take them on and surpass them.
 

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