Current State - Been doing some tube rolling, my pair of Ambrosia Maple VC are on my head, and the music is playing. . .
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They are incredible, I don't know exactly what I was expecting but this wasn't it. They are so light they feel like a toy compared to my LCD-X, and unlike the LCD-X they don't necessarily need EQ, but after a few hours vanilla it was apparent they would definitely benefit from it to unlock their full potential. I wouldn't recommend it unless you plan on EQ-ing tbh. I've been using Resolves v2 EQ and (tried Crinacle's before that and it wasn't doing it for me). They are highly resolving and juicy mids for days, its a departure from the Audeze house sound of the past. I can't remember if I read it in a review or on the LCD-5 thread but someone described it as "an analogue sounding planar" and that pretty much sums it up for me so far.ha, just messing... you have a nice setup... how are you enjoying the LCD-5?
I want that little TT.Station #2 - home office. Restored 1979 Yamaha CR2020 powering nearfield speakers and Beyer DT990s for when the volume just jas to be anti-social
Little Corgi replica of the 2001 roadster in the garageI want that little TT.
Perhaps a bit of green overkill, but I have to admit that's one spiffy looking Carolina Blue suit!Dang. Wish I knew that before I markered my entire listening room
You know that you are OTL (over the line!) when… …12A*7–> E88CC adapters…
It's funny you should say... I am a big fan of EQ, and I do really like Resovle's 2nd EQ profile and wasn't particularly in love with Crinacle's. I haven't spent enough time with the TC or Susvara to really compare, but the LCD-5 is insanely good. I'm listening to the LCD-4 right now, and the 5 still keeps a bit of the Audeze sound while not being true to the normal LCD lineup. I'm glad we are both digging them! enjoy!They are incredible, I don't know exactly what I was expecting but this wasn't it. They are so light they feel like a toy compared to my LCD-X, and unlike the LCD-X they don't necessarily need EQ, but after a few hours vanilla it was apparent they would definitely benefit from it to unlock their full potential. I wouldn't recommend it unless you plan on EQ-ing tbh. I've been using Resolves v2 EQ and (tried Crinacle's before that and it wasn't doing it for me). They are highly resolving and juicy mids for days, its a departure from the Audeze house sound of the past. I can't remember if I read it in a review or on the LCD-5 thread but someone described it as "an analogue sounding planar" and that pretty much sums it up for me so far.
Beautiful vintage Yamaha.Station #2 - home office. Restored 1979 Yamaha CR2020 powering nearfield speakers and Beyer DT990s for when the volume just has to be anti-social
Station #2 - home office. Restored 1979 Yamaha CR2020 powering nearfield speakers and Beyer DT990s for when the volume just jas to be anti-social
Hang onto it. Future classic!Little Corgi replica of the 2001 roadster in the garage
Is it just me??
If I was constantly moving/bending the cables back and forth perhaps . . .but as it stands with my setup they all stay stationary at the bend they are currently at (even the headphone cable as it's secured to the desk at a lower point of which is not visible in the pic), at all times. They have been making tube amps like this for years, and a natural stationary bend or curve in the cables is no concern for me and I am as OCD as it gets. Lastly, it might be a concern for cheaply made amps with thin materials, but tube amps made by AmpsandSound like the Pendant SE are built like tanks, and there is no flexing or bending of the jacks or top plate whatsoever.Is it just me??
but i’m not sure about this recent cluster of amps that i am seeing with these vertical headphone jacks
it seems to me like they could put unnecessary pressure on the cable connection to the cable’s jack