Audeze Artists 2025 Grammy Winners
The Audeze Artists of Metropolis Studios
Andrew Scheps has spent over 35 years in the industry and is a 3x Grammy award winning Mixer/Producer/Engineer/Label Owner/Software Developer whose credits are ridiculously long and star-studded.
Lee Ranaldo, musician, visual artist and writer, co-founded Sonic Youth in 1981. He played in Glenn Branca’s early ensembles and symphonies, 1980-1984, and has been active both in New York and internationally for over forty years as a composer, performer, collaborator and producer, also exhibiting visual art at galleries and museums worldwide, and publishing several books of journals, poetry, and writings on music.
October 29, 2020
Our friends over at PS Audio have recently launched a record label dedicated to high-resolution audio and covering 100% of the artist's expenses! Octave Records chief engineer and mastering guru, Gus Skinas recently acquired a pair of LCD-X's and had this to say about them:
“These are very detailed and revealing headphones. I can catch all kinds of little flaws that I would miss while listening on the speakers. And the LCD-X’s provide what I feel is an accurate representation of what is going on in the low frequencies. There’s no low end hype like there is on a lot of other headphones, and this neutrality is really important when making mastering decisions. They are detailed and accurate across the audio spectrum. And they can go loud while maintaining that spectral integrity.”
—Gus Skinas, Mastering Engineer, Octave Records.
About Gus: In his great career, Gus has worked on projects for Pink Floyd, The Rolling Stones, Stevie Wonder, Elton John, Al Kooper, George Harrison, Queen, Joni Mitchell, Chick Corea, Frank Zappa, and The Police (to mention a few). Octave Records (est. 2020) records on the Sonoma and Pyramix multi-track workstations which both use pure one-bit Direct Stream Digital® (DSD) technology.