Falkirk Bairn
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Got my 8 foot SPC sleeved cable for my Audeze LCD-2's from Frank last week. They are well made and look good.
I like the new sleeker Y junction housing. The cable is significantly lighter than the standard issue Audeze cable. I never feel it pulling the headphones as I did with the original cable. I hope the fabric sleeving doesn't go fuzzy with time as I listen in bed and the cable lays on the bedding and the bedroom carpet and there might be some gentle rubbing.
The sound? It is definitely as good as the Audeze cable so if you are thinking of a replacement cable for the LCD-2's I would recommend the Toxic cables, if nothing else because they are lighter and more manageable.
In addition, I can hear an increased detail level in higher frequencies and everything seems a little smoother and coherent to my ears. I didn't want to do to much A/B comparison with the Audeze cable as I am a little paranoid with the long term durability of the "male" connectors inside the mini-xlr socket in the headphones and I want to change the cable as little as possible.
I doubt if I will ever be able to afford Frank's top of the range cable But I am happy with the SPC's.
Sandra
I like the new sleeker Y junction housing. The cable is significantly lighter than the standard issue Audeze cable. I never feel it pulling the headphones as I did with the original cable. I hope the fabric sleeving doesn't go fuzzy with time as I listen in bed and the cable lays on the bedding and the bedroom carpet and there might be some gentle rubbing.
The sound? It is definitely as good as the Audeze cable so if you are thinking of a replacement cable for the LCD-2's I would recommend the Toxic cables, if nothing else because they are lighter and more manageable.
In addition, I can hear an increased detail level in higher frequencies and everything seems a little smoother and coherent to my ears. I didn't want to do to much A/B comparison with the Audeze cable as I am a little paranoid with the long term durability of the "male" connectors inside the mini-xlr socket in the headphones and I want to change the cable as little as possible.
I doubt if I will ever be able to afford Frank's top of the range cable But I am happy with the SPC's.
Sandra