LCD-MX4

Producer and studio owner Johann Sheerer talks about his LCD-MX4s

Johann Scheerer of Clouds Hill Recordings talks about listening with his MX4s, and how they help him hear important details.

LCD Reference Line Overview

We sit down with Chris Berens, Audeze's head of customer support and artist relations, as he takes us through the LCD Reference line of headphones. The LCD Reference line features our most neutral drivers, so you can edit, mix, record and produce in confidence anywhere in the world, from studios to bedrooms to volcanoes...

Wendy and Lisa of Prince and the Revolution Compare the LCD-MX4 to the LCD-1

Wendy and Lisa, original members of the Revolution of 'Prince and the Revolution' sit down with us to compare the LCD-1 and MX4. Check out the link here to read the interview.

Juro 'Mez' Davis Compares the LCD-X and LCD-MX4

Juro 'Mez' Davis, longtime mix engineer for J. Cole (The Come Up, Born Sinner, 2014 Forest Hills Drive) and in-house engineer at Dreamville Records, talks about his experience moving from the LCD-X to LCD-MX4 as well as what albums he's mixed on them. (Revenge of the Dreamers, The Lion King on Ice, etc.)

Attack Mag Names LCD-MX4 Top 10 Headphone for Music Production

"Audeze have been making waves in the headphone world with an approach to headphone design that includes flexible circuit material designed for NASA and magnetic planar drivers. These come together in the LCD-MX4, their studio-focussed unit. These open-back cans were designed for mixing and mastering applications, and feature a frequency response of 10Hz to an astonishing 50kHz. They also have a remarkably low impedance of 20 Ohms, although with headphones of this quality you’re likely going to want to pair them with an equally high-end headphone amplifier. As the over-ear LCD-MX4’s are for studio work, Audeze has designed them to be balanced, neutral, and transparent. They’re also incredibly precise and detailed, with a tight and fast response. While not the lightest headphones on this list, the carbon fibre band helps keep the weight down, while the leather-covered memory foam cups ensure comfort during long listening sessions. They come bundled with a 1.9m 1/4-inch to dual four-pin mini-XLR cable and a sturdy travel case. The Audeze LCD-MX4 headphones are extremely expensive, and thus out of the reach of most musicians and producers. But for the truly discerning professional, they’re something of a pinnacle of headphone technology.