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May 25, 2020
We love this thorough review of the Audeze LCD-1 from Headfonics!
"...the LCD-1 invites you to listen to the bigger picture rather than tease you with dominant bass candy, treacly vocal forwardness, or a frosted treble on top. It is the whole cake this time and at $399 it tastes rather good."
"The Audeze LCD-1 heads in a relatively different and more portable direction than I expected it to go. It definitely looks like an Audeze headphone but it is not as bombastic or in your face as the SINE DX. This experience is more relaxed comparatively speaking but also more coherent and better balanced in its presentation."
"And yet, I still feel this creation has some important house sound traits with its assured deference to a quality lower-mids presence that I always look for right away in any Audeze creation. Somehow, sucked out lower-mids would never sit right with me on any LCD series headphones."
"I can see how this would be an attractive reference listening experience. Not dead neutral by the way, never confuse those terms as being the same. Rather, the LCD-1 invites you to listen to the bigger picture rather than tease you with dominant bass candy, treacly vocal forwardness, or a frosted treble on top. It is the whole cake this time and at $399 it tastes rather good."
You can check out the entire review at headfonics.com