Why, thank you! It really is quite nice.
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Those look like the 4’s (I think). Very nice. Hopefully not too heavy for you.
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They are the 4’s they are in 1st place with my 1266 tc. Lucky that I’m not bothered by the weight. I’m use to heavy headphones.
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The only way I can comment is:
Das is doch ganz geil!!! Ich mag es sehr viel 
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That is one sweet looking vol. knob 
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Congrats @BondDaBoom!
Must be a great feeling to open this special box the first time!
I’m with you on weight. From nothing comes nothing (a german phrase translated probably not perfect) 
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My LCD-X were too heavy for me. They sounded great but didn’t meet my comfort needs. Those are beautiful headphones.
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Curious, how do you pronounce Audeze? Is is “odd-uh-zee” or “odd-ease” or something else entirely? Thanks
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I always understood it as merging “Audio” and “Odyssey” – or creating an audio adventure. So the first option, “odd uh zee,” seems right.
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I pronounce it the same as Odyssey.
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I pronounce it Awww-Deze. I also use 2 syllables for Schiit, just like we did in rural Missouri where I grew up. “She-yit”
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We pronounce most things down here in Australia different.
Some examples;
Audeze-Mate
Shit-Mate
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I thought vegemite determines everything.
Audeze-mite sandwich.
Schiit-mite sandwich.
Men At Work are my teachers.
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Vegemite has a Dick Smith rip off called Dickmite. Not as good though.
We also are crazy about Weet-Bix. Milo. Snags. Prawns. Schooners. Pluggers. Few other things.
Simple folk.
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Not “Awwwdee-mate”? Usually things are shortened.
I pronounce Audeze, Aww-dee-zeee
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99.99999% of Australians have no idea headphones can cost more than $300. That’s like 8 cases of beer and a mixed meat BBQ pack.
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Dare I ask… …
Just a pack of meat. Some snags. Rissoles. Steaks. Chops. Then we bbq then all until almost black, and cover in tomato sauce.
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Sorry. We “grill” various meats then cover in “ketchup”
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