Audeze LCD-2 Classic vs Sennheiser HD 660S

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LCD-2 Classic compared with HD 660S
AudezeLCD-2 ClassicSennheiserHD 660S
Overview
ReleasedNovember 2017October 2017
Sound
TypeOver-earOver-ear
Noise cancellingNoNo
Driver size106 mm38 mm
BackOpenOpen
Impedance70 ohms150 ohms
Bluetooth codecsNone (wired)None (wired)
Drivers106 mm planar magnetic; proprietary offset magnet array; neodymium N50 magnets; no Fazor waveguides; ultra-thin diaphragm; 10 Hz – 50 kHz; sensitivity 101 dB/1 mW (at drum reference point); maximum SPL over 130 dB; THD < 0.1% at 100 dB; max power handling 5 W RMS; minimum power over 100 mW, recommended over 250 mWDynamic, open, diffuse-field equalised; 42 mm transducer with 38 mm diaphragm and aluminium voice coil; ventilated drive unit with steel mesh; transducers matched in pairs; 9 – 41,500 Hz (–10 dB); 104 dB SPL at 1 kHz (1 Vrms); THD ≤ 0.04% (1 kHz, 100 dB); max. 500 mW long-term input power
Battery
Listening time (maker's claim)No battery (wired)No battery (wired)
Design
Weight544 g260 g (better)
Headphone cableYesYes
Fit and ear tipsOver-ear, open-back; ventilated suspension headband; glass-infused nylon rings; thick, soft ear padsOver-ear (circumaural), open-back; contact pressure approx. 6.0 N ± 1.0 N; replaceable ear pads
Works with4-pin XLR cable with a 4-pin XLR to 6.3 mm (1/4") TRS adapter cable and a 6.3 mm to 3.5 mm adapterDetachable 3 m OFC cables with gold-plated 6.35 mm unbalanced and 4.4 mm balanced plugs; 6.35 mm to 3.5 mm adapter; optional CH 650 S cable with 4-pin XLR sold separately
In the boxLCD-2 Classic headphones, standard LCD travel case, 4-pin XLR cable, 4-pin XLR to 6.3 mm TRS adapter cable, 6.3 mm to 3.5 mm adapter, warranty card and certificate of authenticityHD 660S headphones, cable with 6.35 mm plug, cable with 4.4 mm balanced plug, 6.35 mm to 3.5 mm adapter, instruction manual, storage box

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