Audeze LCD-1 Review

[@metal571]

Nailed this one in this review. While I like it, it's by no means perfect and kind of a niche product. The timbre cannot match the 650, but treble detail is amazing. It's everything else like the build quality, grainier upper mids, small stage width, and lesser bass dynamics than the LCD2 that strongly puts it in this price category. I actually guessed $299 also before I was told the price. But considering ease of being driven, it's impressive for what it is.

[@metal571]

@@RichardoIpicyt pads are on the small side as you might imagine, even compared to Mobius, but I really didn't have any comfort problems. If you have very large ears they might be bothersome though. The genuine leather helps of course

[@metal571]

@@RichardoIpicyt yeah, much safer bet going with a Sundara... with a warranty

[@kirjuschaks]

In this case metal571 mentioned "timbre", if you compare any of the sennheisers to the original hd580/600, no hd650, lcd4, hifiman he-6 or even the oldschool akg k240df/k260 high end phones could surpass it. Maybe the have better bass, treble extension or soundstage, but the resolution in the upper mids stays best in the hd600 driver. Its kind of harmonics/resolution thing I guess.

[@redrich2000]

This feels a bit less glowing than your review, have you cooled them a bit?

[@metal571]

@@redrich2000 not really. People just didn't pay attention to the end where I said I'm not sure it's going to beat the 650 because of timbre. It's still a good option in the price range if you don't have an amp or if you need it to be travelable. I also hadn't heard Sundara yet at that point because it was underwhelming at shows

[@dhamilton9480]

As a mix engineer my reason for choosing headphones is to hear issues with mixes and sound balance, these do a good job in regards to this and for the time I've been using these, my mixes translate well. For a headphone for listening pleasure, I would look elsewhere personally. Great review.

[@musicxxa6678]

DT 1990 works for both cases. Master class headphone.

[@Itsogaitnas]

Even at that price range?

[@thiscorrosion900]

Really? Then why is Audeze marketing these for "listening pleasure?" I don't think you know what you're even talking about, and also, these headphones are not designed for mixing or mastering! For fuck's sake.

[@wyup]

I tried yesterday this lcd-1 against a Sundara using my Xiaomi Mi8 smarphone and the Audeze sounds better to me. I know it isn't fair to judge them without proper amp but it was clear to my ears: the Sundara is the colder and thin sounding of the two, and less midrange detail than lcd-1. I also compared two weeks ago this lcd-1 to a Focal Elear, AKG K712pro and Sennheiser HD660S using a Chord Mojo out of my smartphone and to me the best ones were the ldc-1 and the Elear. I couldn't choose a winner between them. Maybe the Elear but it didn't convice me fully. The factor of 16 ohm impedance on the lcd-1makes it easily driven by smartphones. I recently bought Sundara H400S and I returned, I didn't like it (using dac/amp). The Sundara sounds a bit better (out of my phone) but the LCD-1 is more enveloped sounding. I see Joshua finds more midrange detail in the Sundara but I found it more present on the lcd-1. Detail-wise I couldn't tell, since I needed more amp. But it didn't convince me, Sundara's profile is thinner. I also noticed a bit of bass bloom with the lcd-1 (out of phone), but I remembered bass also sounded more present or saturate prone than Focal Elear out of Mojo. Sundara bass was deep and clear but more isolated than lcd-1. I see lcd-1 as a terrific headphone.

[@thetiger3223]

What do you think of audeze lcd-1? Is the sound pure and accurate? Is the sound clear if the lcd-1 is connected directly to the phone?

[@wyup]

@@thetiger3223 It's perfect for phones, they move it easily, I have a Xiaomi Mi 8, enough volume and power.

[@hazi5961]

Pretty damn good review and I totally agree with you 100%. I totally see your preference for vocals being a main criteria for your reviews (not that it's a bad thing by any means, vocals are important!!!). It's like anybody that has ever heard a Sennheiser HD600 or 650/660 is forever tainted and can't tolerate the mids of most other cans, unless they have a preference of instruments > vocals. Please please please don't get me wrong, I have HD650s and they are indeed delightful with vocals, almost unbeatable with the proper gear. But maybe it's just me, but in a 4 piece rock band, I care more about what the 3 instruments are doing versus the vocals. If I'm listening to r&b, folk music or crooners liks Dean Martin, then yes, the vocals should be front and center. I understand it is a preference thing, but some of these other mid forward cans really lack in the clarity and musicality in the upper bass, lower mids and mid treble (Grado 1 to 2K, Beyer Treble, Meze Bass). It's why I tend to use a Rush song when testing headphones. If Geddy Lee's vocals overshadow his own bass playing, Neil Peart's percussion or Alex Lifeson's guitar, I can't listen further. Preferences once again, and perception. 😉

[@HansProbs]

Hazi59 _ so what headphones would you recommend? I prefer the vocal instrument to be equal with the rest of the playing instruments as well when i’m listening to some verve/pumpkins

[@hazi5961]

@@HansProbs That is a tough call, I've been on that quest a while. As much as I love the HD650, it gets shouty at times and has sub-bass roll off. As far as separation and vocal and instrumental clarity being equal, that can be hard to do in a headphone. A lot of planars sound good up to 1000 khz, but they reach the "ortho wall" and the treble becomes hard to control. I have a pair of LCD-2C but they are shouty at 1 khz and they have treble roll off. The Sundaras are the opposite with bass roll off at 60 hz. This reason is why I have a few pairs of headphones, depending on what I'm listening to. ZMF Atticus for fun, LCD-2C for vocals and HD650 for acoustic strings. I'm about to pick up a pair of Neumann NDH 20 and if they are more versatile than my LCD-2C, then I will keep them and sell the LCD-2C...

[@Landoverse]

Agreed. And I hate what vocals-forward headphones do to classical music - or rather, what the violas and cellos do to my eardrums. Jordi Savall’s “La Folia” is my own favorite test track for this, and also has fantastic sound staging and air. Greatly appreciate how Josh clearly describes his preferences though - always an exquisitely fair and applicable review.

[@hazi5961]

@@Landoverse absolutely. I'm happy you interpreted my comment properly. It wasnt a knock on Josh...quite the contrary. Some of us are more invested in instruments...a preference thing. As a drummer, saxophone and bass guitar player, I'm obviously very biased.

[@heliopijpe]

Almost bought them, then I remembered the Sundara's and the fact that Monoprice has the 1070's and the 1570's in the line up ... but so far I love what I see, the format is great, nice and sleek.. tuning reminds me of a pair of Senn HD25's but planar ...

[@fatelvis5791]

I'm personally very interested in using these around town on walks using just my phone as it is so efficient. When I was younger/in college, I wore some HD590s to, from and at school. Of course, those are not quiet environments but it let me listen to music and also interact with the world on the sidewalk and in the lab. Ill wait to see if these are cheaper next year though.

[@peterpaul195]

Josh not sure what veiled are you getting on the mids. But have you plug the cables on the headphone properly? All the way in? I noticed mine is loose and if not plug properly the mids are somewhat affected

[@jamesbenning9665]

Hi, thanks for such a clear and insightful review. it's so difficult to make a purchasing decision on something so subjective as audio quality/enjoyment. I have some ageing Sennheiser HD340s which have developed an intermittent fault. I appreciate their ability to deliver a rich and non fatiguing and open airy/presentation. Like others, I hanker after "more" and was strongly tempted by these but you seem to be saying that they are weakest in the very areas that I value. I'm worried about the Beyer 1990s due to the brightness and high impedance. I do have a good hifi but would be mostly using headphones driven by a MacBook Pro M1 without an off board amp. I'm now leaning more towards the Sennheiser 660s which I can pick up used or open box in the UK for 300GBP. Do you think the MacBook will power them adequately or would I get a better experience (in my application) with a lower impedance planar?

[@monsterironacademy]

Would you recommend these for video editing?

[@davidmason8212]

Excellent review I hope you are going to review the monoprice M1070 as soon as possible

[@viktorfeherps5gameplays681]

Is that good for gaming?

[@mateuszsydow47]

For anyone interested: the fuzziness that you can hear in the vocals is probably caused by the frequency response of this particular headphone. I used EQs from other youtubers (metal571, Chrono from The Headphone Show), but the fuzziness was still present. To be completely honest I use LCD-1 directly from my phone (OnePlus 6 without any dac/amp, so nothing special) and I use USB Audio Player PRO with the additional plug-in Morphit. I use the plug-in to make my LCD-1 sound like "Generic Studio target curve" with additional boost in the bass region (analog bell 30 Hz +2.0 dB 1.00, low shelf 100 Hz +3.0 dB 1.00). I also decrease some sharpness in the treble region (analog bell 10 kHz -2.0 dB 3.00). I also subtracted 1dB in 3.5 kHz region to make the vocals be more smooth (analog bell 3.5 kHz -1.0 dB 1.4). Output level is -8.0 dB. Using Morphit (even without additional EQ) makes the vocals MUCH more transparent. It's now much better headphone (especially with the additionall EQ). More bass (and punch to some extent), more details, more transparency in the vocals, even bigger soundstage. Maybe it's not that smooth as it was out of the box, but definitely worth checking it out. Hope this helped some LCD-1 users.

[@thetiger3223]

What do you think of audeze lcd-1? Is the sound pure and accurate? Is the sound clear if the lcd-1 is connected directly to the phone?

[@mateuszsydow47]

@@thetiger3223 I don't think that the sound of LCD-1 is accurate. The treble has a very good timbre (but I would reduce it by about 3 db). On the other hand, bass is too light to my taste. But the biggest problem is the midrange - fuzzy and not accurate at all. However, it all can be fixed with EQ pretty easily. I don't use it anymore, because the headband was not comfortable for my head.

[@thetiger3223]

@@mateuszsydow47 Today I was thinking the same thing, the headband looks so uncomfortable!👍🏻😄 Thanks!

[@WheezyTech]

Nice review, I really wanna get my hands on a pair of these.

[@ChrisKeyman]

Did you?

[@SeanSisco]

Maybe you needed a break because this was one of, if not your best review yet. Well done, thank you!

[@Trancefreakeh]

Joshua, If you compare the GX, can you compare it to the LCD-2F and HD800S for imaging and soundstage? I'm really eyeballing that HP for singleplayer gaming and music all-rounder. Thanks and thanks for this review as well.

[@Henpukacaemblu]

Thank you, Joshua very much for Yosi Horikawa spaces album suggestion, I enjoyed it really a lot. It remembered me Floex/Tomas Dvorak Zorya and samorost 3 ost album. Listen to them I'm sure you're going to love them.

[@ivayloivanov3744]

How is the build quality of these? For such a price they look very fragile and I feel they will brake if I accidentally drop them.

[@mobashirmohammad5953]

Comparison to Mobius?

[@m4nc1n1]

I got the HyperX Mobius :)

[@TheNeilo-Audiosound]

Nice to see you back JV And Desperate for your Reviews on the new Monoprice M570,1070 and 1570.Neither you,Zeos or DMS has reviewed them yet there’s others have got them out there😮 I do think the LCD-1 is going to be a Big Seller But I will stick to my DT1990. My main issue at the moment as I want a new Set of Cans is do I go for the Audeze LCD-2C or the Focal Elex or wait for the reviews on the new Monoprice M1570 Planars.

[@jps38]

Hey Joshua , are you going to review the akg k361 and/or akg k371 ? I have both and I'm not going to say anything right now as i can't wait to hear what you think

[@lethalramen]

0:26 Focal Stellia Sennheiser HD800s.... Anga???? Sennheiser HD820 Sennheiser HDV 820 Fostex TH900 MK II Loxjie D20 + P20 IFI IDSD Audeze LCD-1 Audeze LCD-GX ???? 20 Schiit Asgard 3 Klipsch RP150m KEF LS50 Wireless SVS Ultra Tower

[@vishaldayalpanta3222]

I guess that's iSine 20

[@od_avenon]

How the hell did you read that?

[@vishaldayalpanta3222]

@@od_avenon play in 4k, pause the video, ZOOM!

[@eemgee9185]

@@vishaldayalpanta3222 did exactly that before I read the comments associated with the original comment. Also I used the left/right angle brackets (or the less than/greater than signs, whatever one wishes to refer to them as, LOL) while the video is paused at the general spot with the list and then click left and then right to get the best resolution.

[@teardownz]

These are absolutely awesome to use just with the Apple lightning dongle. I have MUCH more expensive gear and it is just a hassle. These just work and are quick to pull out and jam to tunes on. (There is your use case here..) Forget the amp or laptop just use with a phone... done :)

[@andersanderson11]

I plan on buying these, they’re on special at my local fancy hi fi shop. I’m going to audition them, but I’m thankful for this review for a number of reasons. Not the least of which is learning that the name is pronounced Aud azee and not Aud eeez. You’ve saved me some embarrassment my friend and for that you get a like and a sub. (Also, your review was quite clear and detailed :) )

[@melroks3]

I can relate to your review. When I heard them at an audio shop. I found that they had a pretty flat sound signature but barely any soundstage felt a bit like closed back headphones and lacked the emotion/sparkle I enjoy with other headphones.

[@pinusmasterful]

Loxjie! Nice! Stoked for your reviews :)

[@kembooo000]

any plans on reviewing topping dx7 pro dac/amp? got the dt 1990 after watching your reviews and loving it so far. i'm curious about this dac looking at the price/specs

[@rickjones5713]

Zeos just posted a review on this product today under Zreviews

[@kembooo000]

Thanks, I guess I should search for my anti-sea sickness pills😅

[@rickjones5713]

@@kembooo000 lol

[@thelastrhino2581]

Appreciate the honesty. Keep it up!

[@jamestorres5582]

Nice review Josh . For me I prefer nice tight bass and I'll take quality over quantity any day.

[@markmcdonald8946]

Hey Joshua. Any idea why almost no one has compared the LCD-1 with the Sine DX? I've searched the usual boards for info but haven't found hardly any...

[@jdam28k]

Congrats on 30k subscribers

[@thelightcommeth]

One of the main benefits of these are they are so easy to drive. I disagree on the vocal shroud you suggest and was pleasantly surprised at the detail even when listening to youtube compressed audio via a PIxel 2 phone! Im used to LCD-X and XC or the HD650 from a Neve RNHP or Lynx Hilo in a studio environment so the sights are pretty high. I cant stress enough that everyone needs to listen to all candidate headphone themselves before making any decision

[@thetiger3223]

What do you think of audeze lcd-1? Is the sound pure and accurate? Is the sound clear if the lcd-1 is connected directly to the phone??

[@user-tj5hq2kz8x]

I was so disappointed with these, something just sounded off and I think it was that midrange veil you described. I returned them and got the HE4XX as a replacement and they sound much better in my opinion after some eq. For some reason I could not enjoy any of my music with the LCD-1 which is not a problem with the HE4XX.

[@vipernecklampy8773]

What about closed headphones? Did they stuck making it?? The only GOOD closed that don't leak are el8 titanium but they are heavy and they break, others?? Nothing new?

[@metal571]

Wasn't a fan of EL8 closed titanium at all unfortunately, but never reviewed it. Much more aggressive than the other Audeze stuff. Everybody wants a passive Mobius, so I hope they do an LCD1C

[@vipernecklampy8773]

@@metal571 If it is sealed like el8 titanium, no leak, and have that kind of soundstage.. Dayum.. Yummy.. Audeze will hit the spot of closed-backs!

[@wraymogg]

Good review but you only consider them as music listening cans, Audeze markets them for sound engineering, like mixing and mastering. Consider adding some frequency response graphs. Best regards and thank you for the review.

[@jiyahbj]

In your honest opinion these or the hifiman sundara for casual listening

[@scioarete7987]

These or Sundara?

[@tyquan1000finest]

The 1990 I would love but I can’t deal with the brightness the hd600 I would love but I need more bass the lcd1 not being bright like 1990 & having more bass then the hd600 at the cost of weaker quality mids then the hd600 seems like the best overall choice for me for mixing and mastering headphones

[@c4monkey]

My favorite $500ish headphones: focal elex (heavy eq), dt1990 (heavy eq,dakoni elite pads), and demon ahd7200 (light eq)

[@mpamphsphoenix4402]

These or HD660S?

[@PFULMTL]

Wish it had the same housing as the Audeze Sine.

[@Poludioskroz]

Please measure inner size of the earpads,interior height,width,depth.Very few reviewers who do that.

[@jacobcharters6614]

Pretty sure you can easily modify this to make it more open sounding I know Zeos will figure it out somehow I bet lol

[@TF-oy1sc]

How does it compare to the Audeze Mobius?

[@metal571]

Lot more bass on those, mainly. Strangely as a Mobius owner I find the mids on Mobius to be a bit better shaped (more 2k) and also less fuzzy sounding

[@KenDupont]

@@metal571 so overall do you prefer the Mobius?

[@metal571]

I like the Mobius FR more but it suffers on stage even more. It's the best sounding closed BT headphone, that's why I own it

[@maxverafrank7061]

You forgot to mention that these are cold and metallic sounding headphones. The bass is thin and the soundstage is absolutely claustrophobic. @metal571 says the 650 has better timbre. No, it's not just the timbre where the 650 bests the LCD-1. The 650 is a better overall headphone. If you like sharp, aggressive treble, which Oluv described as being like razors, then OK the LCD-1 has better treble.

[@ChaosAI24]

The problem is that those arcs that sustain the cups are from plastic, being foldable means you'll get pretty quick wear around that bolt where the cups rotate. Those arcs seems pretty squishy to me, ATH squishy and that's a deal breaker.

[@Masimo_Yovanni]

How would you say these compare against the DT1990 Pro for HipHop music?

[@richardpenrose1968]

Hi, How does the sound stage of the LCD-1 compare to the Beyer DR880 pro?

[@tyquan1000finest]

Thanks! Great review. Would the midrange in the lcd1 make it hard for me to get correct mid levels when mixing? Or that’s not what you mean by Veil over the midrange?

[@tyquan1000finest]

I want the headphones for mixing and mastering I actually preordered them. Do you think plugins like Sonarworks can fix the veil in the mids you talked about?

[@wouter210694]

How much sound do these leak? I can't seem to find information on this, and some open headphones leak way more than others. The midrange veil might be caused by a filter to the outside.

[@metal571]

It's an open back. Everything leaks. lol

[@wouter210694]

@@metal571 some leak more than others. Or that's how I perceive it. Joshua indicated that he feels that they are not as open backed sounding as some other headphones. Well, maybe they also leak less because of filt placed between the driver and the outside. This might even have been done intentionally by audeze to make them more useable on the go/in the wind of the realm people call outside. I don't know, I don't have these headphones laying around, which is why I'm asking.

[@biffii5568]

I just found this channel, and I thought to comment on your most recent video yields a higher chance of a response.. :D. I am thinking of diving into the world of audiophile headphones. This might sound like a dumb question but, What can i expect going from ostensibly high-quality ANC bluetooth headphones, like pxc550, (which I find sound amazing with an equalizer), to an entry-level AP pair like (beyerdynamics dt990 pro )? I love classical music, concerti etc. But enjoy all types of music. Also, would the Beyerdynamics be a good starting point, or should I go for something more expensive?

[@CaptnKrksNippls]

The 990s would most likely be a more extreme sound signature than what you are used to with the pxc550. The 990 has great base extension with good quantity, a more recessed mid range, and a pretty bright treble region which you may find uncomfortable depending on your preferences. Something like the hd 650 or from Sennheiser is great for classical and has a very smooth sound overall and will sound good with all genres. Its definitely a great starting point for anyone getting into audio. And if you want drop . com has the hd 6xx for $200 right now which is their special partner version of the 650.

[@biffii5568]

@@CaptnKrksNippls 650's it is! Thanks! I assume powering these with my phone is sacrilegious? 😂

[@Sadevlouden72]

Good day! Wanted to would to know your opinion in comparison models Audez'e LCD-1 and Mobius, not know what choose (I take not for games). I apologize for spelling mistakes, as I know only Russian)

[@trellusg]

Doesn’t sound like a closed back headphone. It has a small soundstage but sounds open. Sounding open vs closed and soundstage size aren’t the same thing. It definitely sounds open, yet with an intimate sound stage.

[@metal571]

There are some closed backs with a wider stage than this lol, but I've seen some people compare it to M50x and I laughed. It's way better than that but no wider than the 6x0s

[@trellusg]

metal571 yeah, true, and I’d say the LCD-1 are a little narrower in soundstage than even the 6xx series, but sounding “open” at least to my ears isn’t precisely the same as having a large soundstage, it’s about the lack of weird cup reverberations - an “open” sound to me has a more natural sound to my ears. My Grado SR-325i are very, very open sounding but I wouldn’t say they have a large soundstage at all.

[@nl_2652]

I want to love these cans but I can’t find a reason to pull the trigger and buy them. Good price, great design, seem comfortable, PLANAR! But man that tuning makes me uneasy. Enjoyed Oluv’s thoughts on these too.

[@mrawesome6239]

How do they compare to el-8 titanium?

[@musicxxa6678]

It looks like creative aurvana lol. I guess their aim was easy driven portable headphone, not necessarily audiophile market. It's a good headphone though. It has it's market and fills the gap. Price is a bit Audeze premium.

[@klaymoon1]

At one point, I realized Audeze does not have any quality control at all. A few LCD-2c I heard, they all sounded completely different. I wonder LCD-1 has more consistent quality control. In my opinion, Audeze should not assemble in the U.S. They are great at designing products, but not good at manufacturing it.

[@DJR5280]

Interesting comment. I've wondered the same. Just got the LCD i4 and I'm not very impressed at all. I wonder if I got a bad unit, hard to prove.

[@Bootrosgali]

Guttenberg says lcd-1 trashes the hd6xx...His review is wayyy more positive than this. This is tough.

[@placeishereandtimeisnow]

Awesome review, these headphones are really interesting! By the way I miss the music reviews, are you planning to bring them back, even if only occasionally? You should do an episode about Floating Points - Crush!

[@pspdeepti]

Steve Guttenberg compared it to the 6XX and said there is no competition as LCD1s are way better than 6XX. Now, this is very confusing as you call 6XX as the master of mid-range and vocals, plus you pointed these are lacking even when compared to 58X. I don't know if you both are listening to the same headphone or is there a quality consistency issue here?!!

[@harshqweqwe]

Other than mids, vocals everything is better on lcd1 than on 6xx! And this means that steve doesnt care about mids being forward or not!

[@tom_loves_audio_tech_gaming]

LCD 1 about the same price as the Sundara? 399 to 349. That is 50 dollars is 12.5% difference. I would say that is a pretty big difference and you go for a second hand it's 50%. Not really fair but still something worth to mention. Ooo 1 think a bit hifiman fanboi.. sorry! I do like your content!

[@cussyrichards6121]

Can you review Dan Clark Audio Aeon 2 Open (and/or Closed) please?

[@mrright884]

Too expensive here in good old germany (450€) I bought the Elears for 540€ and wanted to compare them with the LCD-1. But after that Review that would be unnecessary i guess.

[@lunatic911010]

I have a pair of these and oh boy, they creak ALL the time

[@thetiger3223]

What do you think of audeze lcd-1? Is the sound pure and accurate?

[@tractuspk]

It's for bedroom producers that can't save up for the LCD-X.

[@luiscabrera7737]

Audeze LCD 1 Me pregunto a mi mismo: ¿qué es lo que nos vende esta marca por cerca de 400 euros? Primero que nada saquémoslos de su zona de confort a esta marca. Están hechos y diseñados en China, solo sus oficinas contables se encuentran en los Estados Unidos. No es que uno pretenda hablar mal de la manufactura oriental (que es de vanguardia) pero las normas ahí son de las más dudosas en todo el mundo, ya que no están sujetas a tantos requisitos como en otras partes del mundo. El empaque con el cual viene resulta extremadamente grande para lo que trae adentro. Uno ya empieza a dudar de que es lo que pagamos por los 400 euros. Las pruebas se hicieron en tres diferentes player y con archivos de música FLAC, de alta calidad, sin usar ninguna ecualización, solo el sonido tal como viene. Sonido mucho muy plano, por no decir que los graves se escuchan, pero sin ninguna profundidad. Tienen una buena respuesta en las frecuencias medias pero conforme uno escucha las altas, es cuando viene la desilusión; son algo “metálicas” por no decir chillonas. El sistema que es orto fónico (plano). Pero son con diseño abierto, es decir que los que te rodean también escuchan. Si hay ruido en el exterior, también lo alcanzas a escuchar. El diseño de sus capuchones es casi idéntico al de la marca KEF SPACE ONE y que colaboro en este la compañía PORCHE DESING. Pero en los Audeze LC1, todo es plástico. El cable con el que vienes en de hilo trenzado con una longitud de 2 mts. El cual está bien si los quieres escuchar en un equipo de mesa. Pero algo incongruente es que su impedancia está pensada para ser usada en móviles o player de MP3 (16 ohm, con 98 Db de sensibilidad) por lo que se puede afirmar que tienen un buen nivel de volumen. Pero si uno los compara con otro que también es de tecnología plana como el afamado OPPO PM3; Audeze se queda mucho muy por debajo. Así que uno acaba preguntándose; ¿que es lo que me está vendiendo AUDEZE?

[@m4nc1n1]

Beyerdynamic (all) is not for everybody. If you have long ears they can be very annoying. Now I don't mean elf ears either. IF you have small rounded ears then yes they are fantastic, but if you have normal shaped med to large ears you might not like them. I have other headphones that touch my ears, but there is something about Beyer that after 3 days I had to return them. Yes they sound fantastic, but only if they fit

[@mehradzarourian3429]

How can a open back headphone be portable!? And is there someone that would go out with 400$ thing on his/her head! In my opinion we use these type of headphones( I mean open backs) at home only and due to their wide soundstage that the landscape of audio is rather big and pleasant. I think that dt 1990 and especially Sundara are better deals.

[@gabsriel]

Audeze Sine ?

[@patrickcunha9614]

Could I use these with an iPhone ?

[@shakilmohammad9731]

Hi friend. Can ifi hip dac drive beyerdynamic 990 pro 250 ohm 96 db properly?

[@EternalLife91]

Hi Joshua, what is your favorite Christmas movie?

[@JoshuaValour]

Home alone probably. Pretty Cliche. But I don’t watch many Christmas movies

[@jamesbittle2138]

@@JoshuaValour I thought you would pick Bad Santa for sure. 😀

[@redrich2000]

I feel like your disclaimer is redundant. Of course they're not paying you, that's never the risk. The risk is, and i'm in no way accusing you of this, that youtube reviewers feel pressure to give positive reviews to ensure the continued flow of items for review so they can build their channel. There's no disclaimer that will prove that you don't do that. The only way viewers can judge that is if you are critical where it's waranted (as you seem to be here). So the reviews speak for themselves without any need for a disclaimer.

[@johnpotter4210]

redrich2000 also just the natural human tendency to be nice in any relationship. It’s gotta be hard to knock a company that gives you something for free and says tell us what you think.

[@GrantLulu]

This or the Sundara?

[@richardmartin2698]

Sundara. Hands down. I bought both and returned the LCD-1.

[@thetiger3223]

@@richardmartin2698 What do you think of audeze lcd-1? Is the sound pure and accurate? Is the sound clear if the lcd-1 is connected directly to the phone?

[@MrAhuraMazda]

Tetons drive from Yellowstone??

[@kentxx12]

The sound is not important at all when it comes to headphones,what is important is the build quality,cabels and finely the Pads,thats why i only collects on cabels and Pads now,to hell whit the sound.

[@NZ_Lexus_IS-F]

Can you please review Kennerton Headphones?

[@crisyorke1328]

Made In USA is all you need to buy it.

[@BunnyslippersEUC]

I also think this is a 300euro/dollar headphone. But you pay premium for an Audeze.

[@GiullianSN]

KEF LS50 Wireless back there? same as mine. :) (Ahh, Audeze headphone...meh..)

[@mikelo303]

Please do Austrian audio hi-55x

[@thume.6421]

yes