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Audeze LCD Premium Combo Cable - Balanced XLR to 6.3mm

Overview

The Audeze LCD Premium Combo Cable is a step-up replacement cable built with cryogenically treated single-crystal OCC copper, terminating in a balanced 4-pin XLR connector with a 6.3mm single-ended adapter. It connects to the headphone side with two latching 4-pin mini-XLR connectors, the same style used across most of the LCD lineup.

Each strand's crystal structure is oriented in a specific pattern intended to support clean signal transmission, and the cable is built with a flexible, non-microphonic, tangle-free jacket. At 2.5m long and 110g, it's built for stationary desktop or studio use rather than portable listening.

Electrically, it's rated at 12 milliohms per foot resistance, 10 picofarads per foot capacitance, 0.15 microhenrys per foot inductance, and 1000V dielectric strength.

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Cable upgrades are a personal, and sometimes debated, part of this hobby. What isn't in question is the build quality here: cryogenically treated OCC copper, a flexible non-microphonic jacket, and connectors built to Audeze's own spec. Confirm your headphone uses Audeze's 4-pin mini-XLR earcup connectors before ordering, since this is the connector style used across most of the LCD lineup.

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Why the Audeze LCD Premium Combo Cable Stands Out

Cryogenically Treated OCC Copper

Premium single-crystal conductor material with an AWG 20 equivalent cross section.

Balanced and Single-Ended in One Cable

XLR connector with a 6.3mm adapter covers both amplifier types.

Oriented Crystal Structure

Strands are aligned in a specific pattern intended to support clean signal transmission.

2.5m Length, 110g Weight

A longer run than the standard cable, still flexible and tangle-free.

Latching 4-Pin Mini-XLR Connectors

Secure connection at the headphone earcups.

Full Electrical Specifications

12 milliohms per foot resistance, 10 picofarads per foot capacitance, 0.15 microhenrys per foot inductance, 1000V dielectric strength.

Buyer's Guide

Who It's For

  • Cable enthusiasts who want to explore how cable construction affects their listening experience.
  • Balanced amp owners who also want single-ended flexibility.
  • Long-term LCD owners investing in their setup with a premium replacement cable.

How It Compares

If you'd rather not invest in a premium cable, Audeze's Standard Combo Cable uses the same balanced XLR to 6.3mm configuration with a bare, untreated OCC copper core.

Audeze LCD Premium Combo Cable - Balanced XLR to 6.3mm Specifications

General Information
Model Audeze LCD Premium Combo Cable
Type Balanced replacement headphone cable
Compatibility Audeze LCD-series headphones with 4-pin mini-XLR earcup connectors
Cable Construction
Core Material Cryogenically treated single-crystal OCC copper
Gauge AWG 20 equivalent cross section
Length 2.5 m
Weight 110 g
Connectors
Amplifier Side 4-pin balanced XLR with 6.3mm single-ended adapter
Headphone Side Latching 4-pin mini-XLR (x2)
Electrical Specifications
Resistance 12 milliohms per foot
Capacitance 10 picofarads per foot
Inductance 0.15 microhenrys per foot
Dielectric Strength 1000V

Audeze LCD Premium Combo Cable - Balanced XLR to 6.3mm FAQs

What headphones is this cable compatible with?

Any Audeze LCD-series headphone that uses the 4-pin mini-XLR earcup connectors, the connector style used across most of the lineup.

Can I use this with a single-ended amplifier?

Yes. The cable terminates in a balanced 4-pin XLR connector with an included 6.3mm single-ended adapter, so it works with either connection type.

What makes this different from the Standard Combo Cable?

Both share the same balanced XLR to 6.3mm configuration and mini-XLR connectors. This cable steps up to cryogenically treated OCC copper, while the Standard Combo Cable uses a bare, untreated OCC copper core.

How long is the cable?

2.5 meters (about 8.2 feet), measured from the amplifier connector to the headphone earcups.