From my personal experience, #1 is immediately debunked by comparing RS1x and RS2x. Also my beautiful Hemp seems to be an outlier within the Grado family.
Grado Hemp / Schiit Vali 3 is a stunningly, stupefyingly great combination! For a h/p/a expenditure in the $200-$250 area (amp + upgrade tube), it's hard to imagine anything better .
I'm not surprised.
I used to own the original Lyr and it was an excellent combo with my PS1000. I also tried my new PS1000 with my original Magni/Modi and they sounded great.
I'm not surprised.
I used to own the original Lyr and it was an excellent combo with my PS1000. I also tried my new PS1000 with my original Magni/Modi and they sounded great.
• .... the rewards (blessings) of owning more than one headphone .
• An overall Head-Fi (and Grado Fan Club!) question: how often is a listening session preceded by the thought: "What do I feel like listening with?"
• Those two words determine what is the best headphone at that time!
And not to forget the very important what music am I to listen to?
In days of old with LPs being my main source I would sometimes put on a record to play while I decided which record I really wanted to hear.
At least back then I only had one headphone set up, a Stax SR-Xmk3 and one set of speakers, Quad ESL57 (a reveal of where my Head Fi name came from). ESL = Electrostatic Loudspeaker.
I decided to buy a cd transport as I still have a nice reggae cd collection. And I am planning to buy some more non-reggae cd's I used to have a Cambridge cxc transport back in 2018.
I decided to buy a cd transport as I still have a nice reggae cd collection. And I am planning to buy some more non-reggae cd's I used to have a Cambridge cxc transport back in 2018.
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