LCD-MX4 vs LCD-XC
The LCD-XC's sensitivity is 100 dB against the LCD-MX4's 105 dB. Both share impedance (20Ω), low-frequency extension (10 Hz), and high-frequency extension (50 kHz).
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
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The Audeze LCD-MX4 represents a fusion of the company's flagship and reference lines, combining the easy-to-drive diaphragm and voice coil from the LCD-X with the powerful Double Fluxor magnet array from the LCD-4, delivering 1.5 Tesla flux density for precise bass and low distortion. Engineered for producers and mastering engineers, these over-ear, open-back headphones provide microscopic detail, pinpoint imaging, and a neutral, translatable sound ideal for critical listening and mixing that translates accurately to speakers. Built with lightweight magnesium housing, carbon fiber headband, and premium leather earpads for comfort during long sessions, they are efficient and can be driven by portable devices, interfaces, or consoles without needing high-power amplification. Includes a premium braided cable, professional travel case, and accessories.
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The LCD-XC's sensitivity is 100 dB against the LCD-MX4's 105 dB. Both share impedance (20Ω), low-frequency extension (10 Hz), and high-frequency extension (50 kHz).
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
The MM500's impedance is 18Ω against the LCD-MX4's 20Ω, its sensitivity 100 dB against 105 dB, and its driver size 90mm against 106mm. Both share high-frequency extension (50 kHz).
The ERA-1's sensitivity is 94 dB against the LCD-MX4's 105 dB and its high-frequency extension 40 kHz against 50 kHz. Both share impedance (20Ω) and low-frequency extension (10 Hz).
The AH-D7200's impedance is 25Ω against the LCD-MX4's 20Ω, its high-frequency extension 55 kHz against 50 kHz, and its low-frequency extension 5 Hz against 10 Hz. Both share sensitivity (105 dB).
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