It all depends what I am listening to Elec. music the RS1's if it is Non Elec. Jazz then the HD 600's.

I also agree with Beagle the SR60's are the most neutral of the Grado line.

I don't want to change your mind but I have RS1's and RS2's and I can't tell the difference between the two maybe a bit more bass in the 1's but they are so close.I use the RS2's for portables now, but I feel that I wasted some money on the RS1's but what the hell it is only money.

I own the RS1 and the RS2's and I hate to say this but I can tell very little difference ,the 1's have a bit better bass but I have only had the 1's for a couple of months and I have had the 2's for a long time. I only use my Grado's for eletronic music I prefer Senn's 600 for acoustical stuff.

Ety,s ER-4S sounded great but hurt my ears kept them for quite some time but no matter what tips I put on them I found them to uncomfortable to wear finally gave them to my son-in-law, he loves them.

I have the older DT.no problems, no hum. Great Amp.

I have some RS-2's that I use with a portable and they sounded pretty good with no amp but JMT built me a CHA47 amp and it made quite a difference much tighter bass, and a fuller sound plus better highs.I was surprised at the difference.

Charlie Parker Yardbird Suite Jonn Coltrane Live At Birdland

My favorite album by Cassandra Wilson is Blue Skies. Piano, Bass, drums Cassandra vocals.

I also own a D 33 I got it new in the early 90's it sounds good and has lasted a long time,it also uses 4 aa battries. The bad thing about it is that it will skip and stop if you go out walking with it.

Drums I wonder why Bass Piano Also play Tenor Sax

My parents were into music and so were my grandparents, they all played, I guess it runs in the family.

McCoy Tyner Revelations Solo Keith Jarrett Facing You Solo The Lynne Arriale Trio With Words Unspoken Randy Weston The Spirits Of Our Ancestors , or anything by him. Anything by Thelonious Monk Jacky Terrasson A Paris Oscar Peterson's Finest Hour or anything by him all great I could go...

Miles Davis&John Coltrane The complete Columbia recordings 1955 to 1961 6 CD's Great Dexter Gordon Our Man In Paris Art Pepper Intensity Duke Ellington The Far East Suite Chris Potter Gratitude Bob Dylan Love And Theft Van Morrison Back On Top John Hiatt Crossing Muddy Waters I like...