Linchpin
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The PS1000 are out of my price range but the GS1000i is certainly next on my buy list. Can't wait for someone to compare the HD800 and PS1000 though.
Originally Posted by Linchpin /img/forum/go_quote.gif The PS1000 are out of my price range but the GS1000i is certainly next on my buy list. Can't wait for someone to compare the HD800 and PS1000 though. |
Originally Posted by autosound /img/forum/go_quote.gif Okay, no more H2H or comparison requests please. It's obvious they'll be posted when they are available. This goes for HD800 vs. PS1000, RS1 vs. RS1i, etc. |
Originally Posted by autosound /img/forum/go_quote.gif Okay, no more H2H or comparison requests please. It's obvious they'll be posted when they are available. This goes for HD800 vs. PS1000, RS1 vs. RS1i, etc. |
Originally Posted by davidhunternyc /img/forum/go_quote.gif What? John Grado didn't realize that he had to use space-age plastic to control unwanted resonances? Metal? That is a very archaic and passe material to use in a headphone. Please. What happened to his research department? Did they fall asleep in the 1970's and never wake up? I hope you all realize by now that I'm being totally facetious. There have been and hopefully always will be headphone manufacturers who are true to the material they are using. I applaud the design of these headphones and I hope they sound as good as the integrity behind them. My only nitpick is I wish the Left/Right headband adjusters were also metal instead of plastic, like on the HP1000. |
Originally Posted by .coco /img/forum/go_quote.gif All in good fun |