Ananda comes to mind. If you can get it on discount HE6SE V2 is pretty good too
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I have to say it again.
The Dan Clark Aeon R/T closed I have had for just under 3 weeks.
Dude, itās a killer.
In terms of resolution, no one can fool him.
I have to say that the Lcd2C looks really old compared to it.
And I donāt think it will look any better for the Ananda.
And above all, it offers you details that make it just melt in your mouth to enjoy.
No matter if itās R&B or rock.
It doesnāt dissect music when it plays, just the way it was meant to be played, so itās authentic.
And I think for gaming itās also ideal for that, because itās also a bit on the brighter side.
So if you have an amp that can handle the power, you have the choice between an open or closed version.
And for the money itās incredible and well worth the investment.
I would never have bought the Lcd 2C if I had heard it before.
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Sounds like a great closed option! Sound isolation is always helpful for gaming, as long as the sound is natural enough.
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The sound isolation is good.
I drove the train today and had peace and quiet at medium volume.
Yes, it is neutral and slightly warm.
The Lcd2c is even darker in comparison.
And itās fast in playback, which could be an advantage for gaming as well as listening to music.
The aeons are a headphone I keep on the wall and was thoroughly impressed. They are very impressive in both build, comfort, and a sound that really fits In a great many areas. However, itās a case of jack of all trades and I found better fps results out of the other headphones already mentioned. Granted Iād never tell someone to use lcd2 for fpsā¦ it definitely isnāt a very good fit for that
i really love the aeon 2 open and i dont think iād get rid of them. havenāt had the chance to try the r/t but i just dont think its gonna be better than the 2. i really like the tuning as is on them.