Version of the LCD-2 Classic with the headphones closed at the back, the LCD-2 Classic Closed are the gateway to the Audeze LCD range for those who want to isolate themselves from the outside world, while their competitive price puts them within reach of a large number of fans.
In its development, the engineers of the Californian company have taken the current generation of transducers used in the celebrated LCD-2 and eliminated the Fazor waveguides, at the same time aligning its sound with that of the original LCD-2 model, launched on the market. in 2008.
In parallel, improvements in features carried out in the last decade have been added, the result being a warm and energetic listening experience in equal parts. On the other hand, the planar magnetic transducers that mount the LCD-2 Classic Closed have been modified to obtain a more extensive soundstage than that of the vast majority of closed headphones.
Likewise, its high efficiency guarantees obtaining very high sound pressure levels with very low distortion, thus giving the user the possibility of listening to their favorite recordings in full size with an extensive repertoire of devices.
In terms of ergonomics, it combines a suspension headband for even weight distribution and high-quality, highly padded ear pads to maximize support.
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