

Audeze's new closed-back headphone offers powerful, dynamic bass with deep punch that stays clean even at high volumes, thanks to their latest patent-pending breakthrough — SLAM. This technology also improves the detail and spatial imaging to deliver vividly lifelike sound. Acoustically dampened earcups block out external noise and prevent microphone bleed.
LCD-S20 becomes Audeze's most affordable LCD headphone, creating new opportunities for budding producers, musicians, and audiophiles in need of acoustic isolation to access studio-trusted sound quality.
SLAM, short for symmetric linear acoustic modulator, is a new, patent-pending technology introduced on Audeze's flagship CRBN2 electrostatic headphone.
LCD-S20 combines Audeze's low-distortion planar drivers and the advanced tuning of their SLAM technology to raise the bar for bass performance and immersive realism in a closed-back.

Suited for tracking and recording, LCD-S20 features carefully engineered acoustic damping for superior bidirectional passive noise reduction.
The exceptional transient/impulse response of Audeze's planar magnetic drivers means you’ll easily perceive the timing of the click track or the snare drum to help keep you on time. The excellent passive noise reduction prevents microphone bleed and protects your hearing.

LCD-S20 is the first Audeze headphone to offer magnetically attached earpads, which along with the leather suspension strap, allow for quick and easy replacement and customization. The adjustable leather suspension headband and supple gel-filled earpads provide hours of listening in luxurious comfort.
LCD-S20 is built from premium magnesium, aluminum, and steel to ensure long-lasting performance. Stylish cloth-covered earcups treated with acoustic dampening provide heightened isolation from external noise, for relaxed listening in any environment.

I recently got my first pair of Audeze’s, a pair of LCD X’s. They are incredible. In my opinion, the perfect headphone. I am an audio engineer & use those every day for critical listening. So then, I needed a great new pair of closed-back tracking phones. I decided to once again go with Audeze & tried the S20. At first I was honestly confused. They sounded so strange I thought something must be wrong. Moved them across several different listening sources & realized that’s just how they sound. For how absolutely huge these cans are (and look a bit ridiculous while wearing tbh), they sound incredibly small. The sound is distant & just….. weird. There is low end….. occasionally? It’s as if there are very prominent , specific low end frequencies & the rest is just absent. All of which is totally detached from the mids & highs. I can’t believe Audeze released these given how amazing their other offerings are. Anyway, maybe some people like them but that was my impression.
Great company love my headphones.