tomscy2000
Headphoneus Supremus
Thanks project86. I was interested before, but now I really am interested.
Thanks project86. I was interested before, but now I really am interested.
I tend to try to listen at the lowest volumes possible, so it works for me. Also, I have an amp that tends to warm up the midrange a little. But clear and transparent sounds good to me! I liked how you compared it against the 6.A (and by association, the 4.A); also, your thoughts closely coincide with how I would've predicted that they sound.
i finally get a chance to go to their store but i didn't see their demo version of lcm5. maybe next time.
Excellent review, you pretty much said everything I want to say about LCM-5.
Too bad. From the pics I've seen the store looks like fun - we don't have anything like that anywhere near me. Do they have demos from their own customs as well as other brands that they carry like JH Audio?
I do remember they already said that they will not make a demo version of LCM-5. They did try but it comes out much more inferior sounding than the real thing so they decided it is not worth the effort.
Since you have listened to UM Miracle and JH13 , how about a short comparison between LCM-5 and those two? Thanks in advance![]()
I'm getting the new "FreqPhase" JH13pro in the next month or so, and I'll be able to make some more relevant comparisons at that point.
Regarding the Miracle: I think the LCM-5 might be very similar overall. They both have lots of sparkle, with that nice accent around 6kHz. The LCM-5 might have a little more of a bump in the mid/upper mid transition area around 2kHz which can really make vocals sound present and clear. But it's not a huge difference. The Miracle possibly has more sub-bass impact, but again this is not for sure since I don't have them here for a direct comparison.
In short, I'd say that someone who wanted the Miracle-type sound would probably be very happy with the LCM-5, and vice versa. You almost would just choose based on brand, build options, price, and that sort of thing rather than sound.