Audeze has announced the newest addition to their LCD series. Building on the sound of the LCD-2, this closed-backed headphone offers the listening experience of Audeze’s planar magnetic headphone but with increased isolation and greatly reduced ambient noise.
The new LCD2 Closed-Back headphone comes with a lightweight suspension headband, crystal-infused nylon rings, and contoured memory foam earpads.
Visitors to CanJam London at the Park Plaza Hotel, Westminster Bridge 21st and 22nd of July can test the headphones, and the rest of the Audeze range, for themselves.
Specifications
Style: Over-ear, closed-back Headphones
Transducer type: Planar magnetic
Magnetic structure: Proprietary magnet array
Magnet type: Neodymium N50
Diaphragm type: Ultra-thin
Transducer size: 106 mm
Maximum power handling: 15W
Maximum SPL: >130dB
Frequency response: 10Hz – 50kHz
THD: <0.1% @ 100dB
Impedance: 70 ohms
Sensitivity: 97dB/1mw (at Drum Reference Point)
Minimum power requirement: >100mW
Recommended power level:1 – 4W
Price: $899
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