No No. This is not confirmed. I mean maybe they ran out of "Dark Matter" for the black Studio Six
I will come back to you guys when I get a reply from Ken. I can see the LCD-XC on the pic. How good is the Studio-Six with these?
Thank God!!!
I just wrote Ken and Caleb this weekend - was about to go NOOOOOOO!
I really enjoy the LCD-X and XC on my S6!
Of course, I enjoy the LCD-2 and 3 w/ Fazor as well: There's just something about the synergy of the LCD-2 and 3 w/ Fazor (and my OG LCD-3) and the S6 that's so silky, so dynamically charged and alive, not to mention the super wide and deep sound-staging! But the textural quality is something I feel like I can reach out and touch. For lack of a better description at the moment: I'm referring to the sound that feels more live, more energized, warm AND light (as in sunlight).
BTW - the LCD-X has also proven to be my favorite studio monitoring cans when I work at my boys studio up here (Red House Studios) - and I usually bring my CEntrance HiFi-M8 with me, but I brought the S6 once as this ska band, Subject To Change, was fascinated when I told them about it. Well, I ended up not only hosting a 4-person listening sesh - but I ended up using the S6 (with Phillips 5AR4 & NOS RCA 6SN7 for a more linear response) for monitoring and it was terrific! It really helped me gage the bass weight and how to spatially place it in the mix! So I know why Grammy-Award winning Producer/Engineer Frank Filpetti LOVES his LCD-X (I'm proud to say I forced him to listen, and now he's HOOKED)!
As for the LCD-XC - even though its got far greater efficiency, I enjoy it with the Studio Six when I'm running my Mullard 5AR4 tube and Mullard 6SN7 - as that seems to warm things up a bit, which is the sound I like. It's not exaggerating anything, it just adds a touch of velvety-goodness over the mids. The XC's bass response is OFF THE CHARTS when I run it with the S6!!
Again, not bloated, nor veiled and thick, more hard-hitting, more precise when it comes to stand-up bass - or especially with wicked bass-playing, like bumpin' Fishbone! I can hear him standing there - like being at one of their shows. I love this combo - and can listen to it for hours on-end!