Audeze LCD-X Creator Package Planar Magnetic Headphones

Description: Product highlightsplanar magnetic drivers offer low distortion, enhanced dynamics, and warm, detailed sound Fazor driver technology offers improved phase response, three-dimensional imaging, and extended frequency response more efficient than typical planar magnetic headphones open-back design offers spacious sound polished anodized aluminum earcups with genuine lambskin leather earpads 74-inch cable with a 1/4" plug balanced 4-pin mini XLR connectors for each earcup frequency response: 10-50,000 Hz hard storage case sensitivity: 103 dB impedance: 20 ohms weight: 22 oz. warranty: 3 years (planar drivers), 1 year (earpads, enclosure, headband, and cable) What's in the boxOver-ear headphones with black leather ear pads and headband 74" Braided audio cable (dual 4-pin mini-XLR plugs on one end and 1/4" plug on the other end) Audio adapter (1/4" female to 1/8" male) Hinged hard storage case User Manual Warranty Documentation Certificate of Authenticity About this itemWritten by Crutchfield's Jeff MillerA special deal on a studio favorite Audeze's renowned LCD-X planar magnetic headphones are a go-to tool for many famous recording studios. They are often used during the mixing and mastering process. So, Audeze decided to offer this no-frills Music Creator package. You get the same stellar headphones, cable, and accessories — along with a travel case. The massive, open-air drivers offer rich detail within a massive soundstage. Large, efficient over-ears with accurate, consistent sound Music industry pros love Audeze's precise impulse control, dynamics, and huge three-dimensional soundstage. And the LCD-X's streamlined diaphragms and voice coils make them efficient enough to work with a pro audio interface. For recreational listening, you can drive them with a portable music player or smaller headphone amp. How planar magnetic drivers work Audeze uses planar magnetic drivers to create their signature wide-open soundstage. Unlike the dynamic drivers found in most headphones, planar magnetic drivers rely on a really thin diaphragm with a large surface area to generate sound. A flexible circuit is etched across the entire surface of the diaphragm, which is suspended within a magnetic field. When the circuit receives an audio signal, it causes the diaphragm to move back and forth — moving air and creating sound.

Price: 1199 USD

Location: Charlottesville, Virginia

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