When the two founders of engineers developed a dedicated flex circuit material for NASA, they quickly realized that this could be an excellent process for headphone making. In less than a decade, Audeze has become one of the world's top two manufacturers of tablet headphones. The flagship LCD-4 uses a nanometer Uniforce diaphragm with a magnetic flux of 1.5 Tesla, which is much higher than the classic Beyerdynamic T1, delivering excellent transient response and sound density. The LCD-4, The Absolute Sound's recommended model for 2017, was unceremoniously praised as "an authority on planar magnetic technology, with extraordinary transient velocity and timbre, and a shaping of space that rises to an almost tactile level". However, it is not difficult to see from the official product description of 200 ohms and 15W/130dB that this headset is not easy to drive, and the choice of power amplifier is also very challenging for users. In addition to its tsundere personality, the ebony outer ring and sheepskin ear pads that have been precipitated for 30 years also show its $4,000 worth a lot.
 
If you care about the appearance and don't want to get started too hard, you might as well consider the LCD-XC with an impedance of only 20 ohms, four different material wooden bowls, which can be comparable to the delicacy and delicacy of Japanese manufacturers, in addition to the abundant detail revealing ability of the tablet headphones, the excellent vocal texture and accuracy are its biggest features, and the interpretation of soothing and soft love songs is extremely ear-catching, and the official price is $1799.