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Just got my new lcd 2.. damn it's both a thing of beauty and so so heavy!
Just got my new lcd 2.. damn it's both a thing of beauty and so so heavy!
Haha Congrats man! Another new member of the LCD-2 family. You'll get used to the weight (probably). Give it some time and try different positions on your head and extend the cups and or shorten them, beyond what you would normally think appropriate (experimentation and patience is the key to comfort). Take long breaks if you feel uncomfortable too.
Thanks a lot
They feel much better today!
They are quite impressive to say the least.. Time to start listening!
Bryston bha-1 if you got that much loot. Just my 2 cents.
+1. And then hit the gym for some neck-strengthing exercises (if you are not already doing it)
Do 4sets of 8-10reps of these 4x a week, in about 2-3months the LCD2 will not stand a chance
Thanks a lot
They feel much better today!
They are quite impressive to say the least.. Time to start listening!
+1. And then hit the gym for some neck-strengthing exercises (if you are not already doing it)
See that's the thing, I've heard/owned the rev.1's, rev.2's and had the LCD3 (2012 pair) in my possession for a short while and I did not find the improvements to warrant and justify the price increase. I have my rev.1's extensively modded to my preference (more treble, more soundstage) but retaining the liquid mid's and badass bass and I prefer it over the LCD3's that I've heard except in the looks department, the wood on the LCD3's are die for.
I don't have the cashola in the meantime for the LCD-X which so far looks to be a neutral version of the existing LCD2/3's so I'm just looking for shortcuts to mimic the LCD2's to sound bit more different.
From what I've gathered and read, the post-veil LCD3's were pretty bad and sounded more darker and constrained than the early LCD2 rev.1's. The later batches (currently) are more balanced sounding, bit more improvement in the treble but soundstage is about the same.
Then there's reports from this thread that the new thicker LCD2 pads which uses the same memory foam and foam density as the LCD3 pads make the existing LCD2's sound more airy. Again, a good thing in my books for Audeze.
Currently I have a Q Audio copper cable, cause the stock cable was so annyoing.
But from a scale from 1-10, how much difference can I expect to hear from a silver cable?
I was thinking about getting a Toxic cable.
None or 1
None or 1
Eh, I tend to fall on the side that cables can make slight differences. Take that how you will (whether I'm fooling myself with confirmation bias or not). But as jib said above, don't buy a cable expecting some change. Buy one if you dislike the build quality or aesthetic of the stock cable. Bought a toxic cable, and its nice, but the change in sound if any is negligible.
Yeah, thats what I thought.
He had a Silver Widow ready, but 250 punds