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The Audeze LCD-2 Ortho thread (New)
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AnakBaru
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Hi All,
Is there a way to check whether the LCD-2 already have fazor or not ?
I bought my LCD-2 bamboo last month.
Thanks.
Is there a way to check whether the LCD-2 already have fazor or not ?
I bought my LCD-2 bamboo last month.
Thanks.
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If it was manufactured this year it's fazor. To be sure you could check the DC resistance with a multimeter (resistance scale). Should be around 74 ohms IIRC?
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You can feel them inside the ear cups with your fingers. If the ridges are triangular, then they have fazors. If they are flat , then they don't.
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If it was manufactured this year it's fazor. To be sure you could check the DC resistance with a multimeter (resistance scale). Should be around 74 ohms IIRC?
Ouch...I'm practically technical/electrical illiterate
Is there any other easier way to do that, from the serial number perhaps ?
Bought it in April, not sure when its manufactured though.
Thanks for the input anyway AiDee, really appreciate it.
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You can use Fender's method, just feel the inside of the cup to see if you feel fazors or not.
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You can use Fender's method, just feel the inside of the cup to see if you feel fazors or not.
Thanks for the input all...
I guess at the end it doesn't really matter whether its Fazor or not, I love the sound of my LCD-2 with Alo PanAm (Mullard CV4004) + AK240...it has eartime more than my XC now
Focker
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If it was manufactured this year it's fazor. To be sure you could check the DC resistance with a multimeter (resistance scale). Should be around 74 ohms IIRC?
Does yours have ball bearings?
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^ Ball bearings My multimeter?
My LCD2 is rev 1. Recently bought an LCD3F (110 ohms).
My LCD2 is rev 1. Recently bought an LCD3F (110 ohms).
Focker
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^ Ball bearingsMy multimeter?
My LCD2 is rev 1. Recently bought an LCD3F (110 ohms).
It's all ball bearings nowadays, man
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^ LOL, right you are!
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Thanks for the input all...
I guess at the end it doesn't really matter whether its Fazor or not, I love the sound of my LCD-2 with Alo PanAm (Mullard CV4004) + AK240...it has eartime more than my XC now
Sorry, the Mullard CV4004, is this a correct discription? I have the Mullard 5654.
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Sorry, the Mullard CV4004, is this a correct discription? I have the Mullard 5654.
My bad...should be CV4010...I mix it up with my Telefunken RG4004 (Rectifier).
So far between the stock and sylvania, I like this mallard better.
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My bad...should be CV4010...I mix it up with my Telefunken RG4004 (Rectifier).
So far between the stock and sylvania, I like this mallard better.
Yes, then we have the same tubes.
CV4010 = M8100 = 6AK5W = 5654
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