alphaphoenix
Banned by order of heir wallet and significant other.
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I'd say these are about on par with the SM3 in terms of width, perhaps a tad wider, it's rather difficult to tell as the SM3's size changes in accordance with a recording, it's not fixed. The SM3's have an extremely intimate presentation that makes you feel like you are in the studio, these image in a very close manner.
Hey ericp10, could you compare the drums performance on this song between the ASG-1 and GR07? Thanks (the drums kick in at about 15s)
I think these phones are a definite winner. The fact that they are upgradeable is not something that exists on the current market, and the easily repairable and modular design is brilliant. You've definitely got future business from me once those dual driver models hit
Well, eke2k6, you know I love the drums of the GR07 (love the reproduction of drums and percussion instruments from the first moment I heard the GR07). I still do. But if I'm going to be honest, there is no comparison to my ears. The ASG-1 is simply on another level. The drums in the ASG-1 are far more 3-dimensional (actually the GRO7 isn't 3-D at all). You have lots of details, nuances and subtleties of the drummer striking the kick drum and snare with the ASG-1 that the GR07 just can't reproduce. They're on two totally different levels. But after the ASG-1, I would say that the GRO7 and RE262 tie as my favorite drums reproduced by an IEM.