I've successfully bent the HD 600 headband metal bands for a better fit.
I still don't like the earpads, so I've just ordered a pair of Dekoni sheepskin pads and adaptors.
Have the Dekoni sheepskins arrived yet, Jerry?
Meanwhile, I seem to be enjoying the Audeze LCD2 Closed Backs more and more. Tweaking the Lokius dial centred on 6kHz down a few db's is making all the difference.
I'd guess many might find the sound after this tweak a little dark/subdued but it takes the edge off the peak in this area, a peak I think is there. I say I think, as although the peak shows on measurements of these phones, I have swapped in leather open cell earpads and the measurements are likely with the original pleather memory foam pads. I did read one person's opinion the leather open cell pads resolve the lower treble graininess on the phones, but have seen nothing to corroborate this.
Beyond that, the speed, the bass, the separation, the detail, the resolution, and the punch are all great attributes of these cans.
I haven't used the LCD-2C anything like as much, mostly as being open backed they disturb Mrs Headcoat's TV viewing of an evening. As a result, they've ended up on the Arcan rHead in another room. From the little playing they've had they also impress, though I'm not able to tweak around 6kHz as here I only have Spotify's built in eq.
The Shure SRH1540 impress but need more listening.
The HD6xx will go up for sale. The HD480 600ohm also possibly for sale, though I have a weird attachment to these despite rarely using them. The Meze 99's are currently gathering dust but will get more use once I get out walking again as the weather improves.
The HD599 have long been relegated to TV duty. The Nighthawks are taking a well earned rest as I get to know the Audeze and Shure's. They'll be back, and I am considering using these for TV rather than the HD599's and selling the 599's. From there, the Nighthawks can shift over to music as required. Is the cable longer enough to reach TV? I need to check.
The Marshall Monitors are used on the exercise bike. I've said it before, and I'll say it again: these are great cans for mobile listening. Killer bass, nice mids and top end. Warm, dynamic and punchy.
And that's all the headphones I have
I did wonder about my impulse buy of both the LCD-2C and LCD-2 closed back. As above, enjoying both, but for the money I could have bought the LCD2-Fazor with cash to spare. Has anyone compared these headphones?