LCD-GX

Not really though? Let's take this apart. The weight is pretty easy. They have added interchangeable plates on cups. Those are like 30-40 grams. Was anyone asking for these? I have doubts. Is it a bit tone-deaf to add a weight-increasing feature when most people were complaining about weight to begi

All right, let me break this down for you. I purchased the 6xx's back when they launched. I also own Hi-Fi man. He5xx's vmoda Crossfade m100s the original and audeze lcd gx. The 6xx's I use almost exclusively everyday. I have plenty of options but I will always use the sennheisers because they are e

I have the LCD-GX; my understanding is that it's one of the few Audeze headphones that doesn't need EQ to sound normal. I add a little bass shelf but otherwise that's it. They are great for games and music and relatively easy to drive. Plus they're lighter than the other LCD headphones.

i've used open backs for gaming for a while and yeah, you'll definitely hear your pc fans when there's quiet moments in games. the thing is, during intense action with loud audio, game sounds usually mask it pretty well. between your two picks, the Audeze LCD-GX has fantastic imaging for competitive

I would recommend a non "gamer" headset + an external dac/soundcard that fits ur budget and gaming rig (PC, console, mobile). The best setup, for me, is the Sennheiser HD660s with my Soundblaster AE 9 for its convenience, Comfort, and sound quality (PC gaming). I should mention that I also own Audez