If you mix it up to the same people you will surprise them more

I have the LCD X, and have had LCD2s. Thought both were perfectly fine for long sessions. The whole “audeze are so heavy you need to do neck workouts” meme is super over exaggerated on this sub.

Not gonna lie, I don't generally find IEMs to be particularly comfortable, at least with heavy use. Doesn't matter what size tips I use, unless I want them falling out, my ears are going to be sore if I wear them all day. I prefer to use lightweight over-ears any time I can. I can wear my HD 58x all day and barely need to adjust them. My ATH-M40x on the other hand can feel a bit heavy after a while so I don't wear them much anymore. If I want something really flat I'll use my speakers.

Even started using my 58x at work/outdoors powered by my phone, and the drop in sound quality is hardly noticeable to me. Maybe 5% worse bass perhaps but that could very well be placebo.

No, my Lawton Fostex TH-900 MK2 and Campfire Vega 2020s know what bass is :D

So do my campfire vega 2020s :D. I wish Z1Rs were still available in the UK. Always wanted to try them

Ahah headphones make boomboom good for me

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Why do I feel I'm about to catch an axe in the back?

I hear

I don't

Diminishing.

Got no problems with fit or comfort

Ahh I see

bullet type supremacy

Im on the IEM side but headphones does not rape my ear channel every time i want to enjoy my music

Audeze lcd 3 really slams though. The fr in the bass is neutral but it slams harder than headphone with harman tuning wth?

The fit is terrible though. Are you one of the few that z1r deems worthy of proper fit?

It's basically the texture of a note

I was debating on a pair of LCD-2C or the Edition XS - tried both on in-store and I gotta admit I was surprised by the heft.

And the 2C's aren't even the heaviest of the LCD family.

Still don’t even know what it means

Bro lookin like an f1 driver

Moral of the story: never skip neck day.

I don't actually own an Audeze. Can't imagine wearing them for a whole day.

Also y'all should appreciate the time I took to draw the grills, very high effort quality meme

Well "warm" usually means a bump in the lower mids/upper bass, which results it a more pleasant sound.

Timbre*