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Quote: Your first statement would be refuted by, I daresay, most Grado owners, although I understand there is a small, but passionate, group who swears by them. To each his own. But to make a factual statement like this is irresponsible at best. Your second statement, although merely your...

Quote: Actually, I think it is rather uncommon -- at least in the above case, which appears to be far more severe than simple "fading" over time. I suspect that most of us would go nuts if we ever saw that on any of our prized headphones. Although your "handle with care" advice, of...

  Quote: No, it's not "safe to say there's no synergy..." Too many absolutes. And, in this context, synergy is a subjective term, which means each individual will have their own assessment, based on their own tastes and preferences. Statements like this are, obviously, more...

Quote: You're right...that's how I would pronounce it.   But it's not about how it sounds. It's about how it looks, if you catch my drift...

Quote: Pretty predictable response.   Stick to the subject matter and spare me the personal attacks.   No...better yet, just go away.

Quote: Read my response--in full--before you spout off. I think it's safe to say you miss the point.   Talk about ignorance...   Oh...and yeah...it's obvious he HAS just joined Head-Fi.

Quote: What's the likelihood that the OP would even know what "DC offset" is, much less know how to "test" it? This is his first post. Do you get the impression that he's a seasoned computer audiophile? It would have been more helpful if you had given your rationale for the linkage...

Quote: Originally Posted by Head Injury 1. Use the Search button. 2. Use the Search button or Google. The above, and also try to be just a tad more specific in your title. Probably 90+ % of the posts in this Forum are "Questions."

Quote: Originally Posted by jp11801 I canz notz take u serious when u typz like an idiot not sure any1 could A BIG +1. Thanks for this. I was trying to find a "nice" way to say the same thing...

Quote: Originally Posted by Bilavideo If anything, the wooden RS-1 has more of the upper mids and lower treble than the HF2, which is not because of the air chambers at all. It's because of the way in which the driver is doped. Interesting analysis...but, if you can, please...

Quote: Originally Posted by swbf2cheater anyone selling their 325is with 414s? PM me :P Wrong place for this. There's a "For Sale/Trade Forum" where you can post your interest to buy.

Quote: Originally Posted by BoogieWoogie I finally received my RS1 but I must say they are totally uncomfortable my ear tip cartilage just sits on the grid and right from minute ONE it hurts the hell out of my ear. Is there anything to make the rs1 more comfortable ? You can...

Quote: Originally Posted by MrGreen Loudness war. It was pressed onto the CD. Using a pc has nothing to do with it Absolutely right. See my response to this same issue in another thread: http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/nee...ml#post6198804

Quote: Originally Posted by Ra97oR IMO burn-in 100% happens with dynamic headphones, all my dynamic headphones changes massively the first hour after unboxed, imo its not in my head.

Quote: Originally Posted by Prog Rock Man I tie the end of the cable at the jack to the clothes rail in the cupboard using the bendy wire stuff you get in packaging and leave them over night. Give them space so that they can turn around as the twists wind their way out...

Quote: Originally Posted by kunalraiker Would that be the number written on the back of the box with a pen. It would be.

Quote: Originally Posted by kunalraiker Where to find my serial number on the new SR325is,I have looked on the black plastic. On the box.

Quote: Originally Posted by rhythmdevils um....reversed bowls is most certainly not the same thing as liberators. Sounds different, looks different, and especially since we are talking about comfort in this thread, feels completely different. Reversed bowls do not push the driver off...

Quote: Originally Posted by rhythmdevils Or, and this is what I wanted to try, but wound up selling them instead, you could find a pair of distancers/liberators which would move the grill away from your ear. One needn't go through the trouble and expense of such a purchase...

Quote: Originally Posted by aimlink I still have them a bit forward though there is far more room for shifting a bit back or forward. From my own experience/experimentation, I caution you to not place them too forward (as I started out doing), which will deprive you of some high...

Quote: Originally Posted by RobLikesBrunch Is there any easy fix to make these more comfortable? My ears hurt like crazy after using them for a few hours. My HD595s felt so much better See my response right above to deltaspirit.

Quote: Originally Posted by deltaspirit Reverve what? Reverse the pads. Take them off, and put them back on back to front. Your ears will rest on the pads (circumaural), not inside them, and you will also get the benefit of additional spacing/distance. It is a no brainer. The...

Quote: Originally Posted by deltaspirit Alright, I can't stand it anymore. My sr325is's pads are driving me crazy, I have tried bowls, hd414 pads, modded hd414 pads, reverse modded hd414 pads and they still make my ears hurt. This was not a huge problem with my sr80's because they were...