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Zum Verkauf steht ein Audeze LCD-3
guter Zustand, aber gibt keinen Ton mehr aus
Zwei Mängel im Zebranoholz, siehe Fotos
Inklusive Koffer, Rechnung, Holzwachs und Loctite
Abholung in 98744 Meura oder Region Saalfeld-Rudolstadt
Versand 6,99€.
This €499 “parts” listing for the Audeze LCD-3 is a strong bargain compared to the typical used market, where the median asking price sits at €1,112 and even the 25th percentile is €749. Since €499 falls well below that threshold, it’s a genuine deal if you’re comfortable with parts-only risk. The LCD-3 launched in 2011 and was replaced by the LCD-4, but it remains highly respected for its lush, analog-like midrange and smooth planar treble, delivering a sound many still chase today.
The upside here is rarity and value: the LCD-3 is no longer in production, and finding one this far under market value is uncommon. If the issue is just a cable or pad, you could restore a legendary headphone for well under €800 total. Even if it needs deeper work, the entry price is so low that the risk is manageable for a hands-on enthusiast. This is a buying opportunity, not a caution tale—especially if the rest of the headphone is intact and original-owner condition.
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Audeze emerged in 2008 from a modest garage in Southern California's Orange County, USA, where founders including CEO Sankar Thiagasamundram and CTO Dr. Dragoslav Colich drew inspiration from a "2001: A Space Odyssey" poster—altering its spelling to evoke a "journey through audio." The company's origin traces to an encounter with an ex-NASA scientist whose flexible circuit material, originally for spacecraft, proved ideal for planar magnetic diaphragms, sparking a revolution in headphone design rooted in advanced materials science.
Audeze specializes in premium headphones, leveraging proprietary planar magnetic drivers and patented technologies like those in the LCD Origins series for unparalleled sound reproduction. Hand-assembled in their California facility, these open-back and closed-back models target audiophiles, Grammy-winning engineers, eSports pros, and gaming enthusiasts, with innovations extending to AI-powered spatial audio—eschewing amplifiers, speakers, or ancillary gear like DACs and cables.
Positioned firmly in the high-end market, Audeze commands respect as the most-awarded headphone brand worldwide, lauded for precision craftsmanship and the most accurate sound available. Its 2023 acquisition by Sony Interactive Entertainment bolsters PlayStation audio innovation while preserving independent multi-platform development, cementing its status among discerning buyers seeking uncompromised fidelity.
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