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reviews and guides for audio, gadgets and mobile technology. for budding audiophiles, audeze is a well-known headphone manufacturer. for those unaware of the brand, the company made a name for itself with the original lcd-2; they’re somewhat a legacy for planar magnetic headphones. first released in 2009, the open-back headphones grew a strong cult for its warm, smooth sound signature and of course, its distinctive look. fast forward to 2018 and we’ve got ourselves the brand-new audeze lcd-2c (aka clas*ic). these headphones encapsulate the original lcd-2, for starters, headphones aren’t elegantly finished in a wooden enclosure. this never impacted the sound, unlike the denon ah-dxx*x range, but aesthetically it’s a night and day difference. i know which one i’d pick and that’d be the wooden enclosure. apart from its finish, there’s also a difference in terms of the accessories you get. previously you’d get a travel case with your lcd-2 purchase, but not with the lcd-2c – you only get the headphones. finally, and arguably the most important change to note, is the removal of the fazor elements on the new headphone. this technology. my full written review continues below, alternatively, click to view it. i’ve known brainwavz for their affordable earphones and headphones – when i saw the company was offering the £150 brainwavz b200 earphones i was immediately intrigued. this is the most expensive item on the product list, and with dual balanced arma*ure drivers found within it, i was curious to see if the earphones were good value for money or if they’d drown under its competitors. soundmagic are back at it again with the e10s. but, this time, the company takes one of the best budget earphones and adds bluetooth, creating the e10bt. using the e10’s as my throw-away earphones, i was intrigued to see how the e10bt would compare in both value and available in black. if you’re looking for a bluetooth earphone that offers good sound quality at an affordable price, the j&l-102 (£23)