The LCD-X has a thicker and richer midrange, which might be an advantage if that is something that you seek. It’s not as detailed as on many other headphones in this class, but it provides more than enough information.

Are they packaged with pride and presented in such a way that makes the listener eager to listen to them? The HE6se V2 is advertised as a no-compromise headphone that delivers a transparent and completely natural rendition of the most complex recordings, and a power-hungry headphone that needs 2 watts per channel or more. Now, this is one of the more recent setups I've heard, but my face was like, WOW, this setup is made in heaven. Decided that since interest in sound quality was growing, could share experience with different products. Back to our original question; who is the HE6SE for in 2019 when HiFiMan has an entirely new line up and the competition has also moved forward a lot?It’s an experience that takes you to another dimension, if just for a little while, making you forget of everything else. I still own a HE1000 V2, the Ananda and the Sundara, which I all got as an open box for little money. On a technical level, the HE6SE v2 are better than the Ananda: soundstage is slightly larger, imaging is better, instrument separation is better.

I wanted to intimately familiarize myself with a "control sound" to better and more quickly figure out whether the HE6se V2 would be worth keeping. But, you should keep in mind that it is a barebone flagship, not a barebone budget headphone, so you get a proper high-end headphone for 1800 USD. I like my treble to have nice extension and detail reveal with a smooth roll off up top as to not become harsh in the least.Also, when watching Audiophile-Heaven Youtube Videos, leaving the ads to play may help my work and if it isn't too much trouble, all your help is greatly appreciated! The he6 is better than expected but a little more clamp force would help for better overall comfort and stability. The level of detail present is very high, to the point you get minute details like the vibration of leather on drums (in the aforementioned track The Battle as an example).