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Edition 8 is better because it has no such a big flaw like the Edition 10

I really enjoy listening to the Edition 8. The Edition 10 is more frustrating than enjoyable, at this point.

I did a trial with pop and rock music with the Edition 10 today. The cymbals sounded quite metallic and heavy on the Burson HA-160. The voicing of the Edition did not do any justice to rock or pop music. Even on my desktop audio system with the Nuforce Icon and John Blue JB3 speakers, which cost only a quarter of the Edition 10, the cymbals sounded far more natural.

However, with classical music it is a very different story. The various instruments such as violins and flutes and even higher pitched instruments such as the harp sounded excellent and IMHO the violins are the most natural that I heard in any headphones that I tried. I suppose at this point of time, since my main genre is classical music, it had fulfilled most of my expectations. But, they still fall far short of audio perfection.

The LCD-2 and Ed 10 have some pretty significant differences. Both do have excellent bass and mids, although different, and in general I prefer the LCD-2 in both ranges. The Edition 10's treble is much closer to that of the HD800 than the LCD-2. But even then, the Edition 10's treble is quirkier. It also sound stages more like the JD800 than the LCD-2, and in this regard is superior to the LCD-2, IMO. The Ed 10 is also much more comfortable than the LCD-2. But overall, I much, much prefer the LCD-2.