Which one would you pick, GH3 or Rs1e?
I cant find much information related to the GH3, so detail comparision would be helpful.
I cant find much information related to the GH3, so detail comparision would be helpful.
In my comparison test of GS1000i with GS3000e over McIntosh components, the stronger and more powerful bass of the GS1000i was clearly perceptible without the bass being too obtrusive. The GS1000i was also no harsher than the GS3000e in terms of sound. Each headphone had its own advantages and disadvantages.Unfortunately the sub-base amount of GS3000e is just negligible like other grados.
Many people like the distortion and emphasis of grados, but the GS3000e is a little bit soft and more comfortable to listen to music than other harsh grados
I started my Grado journey with the SR125i, and have just recently acquired the GS1000i (with the SR325e and RS2e in between). Sorry, but I can't compare or contrast the "i" to the "e" models of the GS1000. I can tell you that the jump from the SR125 to the GS1000 is significant. To my ears, the clarity and sound stage/imaging are the largest areas of improvement. The bass is not pronounced, but it is very accurate. I find this to be especially important for acoustic small group jazz recordings where I want to hear each individual instrument. At one time I thought the RS2e were my end game...I have not reached for them since I obtained the GS1000. (I listen through a Schitt Modi > Loki > Magni/Vali, and listen to a lot of jazz...all types.)Hi Grado lovers! Long time reader, first time poster here. I have my trusty SR80e and love it. I wanna try to upgrade, and have my eyes on the GS1000e. I have read a lot, but unfortunately am unable to listen and preview in my area since there are no dealers around. Would anyone here be able to shed some light as to what I can expect soundwise? I listen to rock, metal and jazz mainly. Have anyone done the same upgrade from the SR-series?
Thanks for the feedback.In my comparison test of GS1000i with GS3000e over McIntosh components, the stronger and more powerful bass of the GS1000i was clearly perceptible without the bass being too obtrusive. The GS1000i was also no harsher than the GS3000e in terms of sound. Each headphone had its own advantages and disadvantages.
Thanks for your kind response! Eagerly awaiting the soundstage improvements when I get the GS, I have a Schiit Magni ready to go for the purchase. As it happens I will be able to try a pair of PS500 in my area, will be fun just for the experience. The GS I will have to buy online.I started my Grado journey with the SR125i, and have just recently acquired the GS1000i (with the SR325e and RS2e in between). Sorry, but I can't compare or contrast the "i" to the "e" models of the GS1000. I can tell you that the jump from the SR125 to the GS1000 is significant. To my ears, the clarity and sound stage/imaging are the largest areas of improvement. The bass is not pronounced, but it is very accurate. I find this to be especially important for acoustic small group jazz recordings where I want to hear each individual instrument. At one time I thought the RS2e were my end game...I have not reached for them since I obtained the GS1000. (I listen through a Schitt Modi > Loki > Magni/Vali, and listen to a lot of jazz...all types.)
Where did everyone go??
TTVJ Deluxe flat pads shown to measure best with models RS2 and down. However, they are expensive at $50 but worthwhile for some because they are necessary to make these Grado models not just good but tolerable. Discussion with measurements and possible clone group buy can be found at another headphone forum with name unmentionable here because against rules. I hope some of you will help get the group buy rolling by posting your interest there. Thanks