j0val
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Does anyone have any experience with the GH2 and the GH4? Interested in hearing how they compare and seeing if it'll be worth searching for a pair of GH2s.
I was very hesitant to click on that video because of the cheesy click-bait title.. Jeesh when will people learn?
But on the other hand, I'm very interested in the headphone. Mostly because it's really beautiful, because I've never owned / listened to a Grado with the "flat pad", and because it's a new Grado model (duh.)
As @Shane D will gladly attest to, the GH-2 is such a well rounded, amazingly balanced can I doubt this one will be better but I'm seriously considering it. After the initial planar novelty wore off, the LCD-2 Closed isn't too exciting compared to the GH-2 and I want another wooden open back can! I just don't think you can truly get rid of the closed back resonance vs a true open back (wood is a huge plus) headphone. Which is another reason I am curious about the Senn HD820! For that price, it's surely out of my budget. But at the same time: for that price: I'd assume Senneheiser did lots of work to make it sound not so "closed", right?
The Heritage (GH) series is a limited edition with the trial of different woods- in case of GH3 and GH4 it’s Norwegian pine. They are limited to 1.000.I just bumped up to 325e from MS1, and feel the 325e keeps some of the smoothness of the Alessandro versions.
But about the GH4 vs 325e, can you flesh out the improvement over the 325e? I can't do anything too soon, but the RS1 seems the next step, but don't know much about the GH series. Thanks!
I almost answered this in my prior post, but I am a very slow typist (2 fingers) and was tired of typing... With the PS2Ke, the bass. is slightly but naturally more
fleshed out, and the treble is slightly airier and extended, also naturally. The GH2 and GH4 sound identical to the PS2Ke through the midrange. I do not do measurements but my ears are quite reliable when ABing, and that is how you are able to compare them.
Doug
Just got my Hemp LE Grado today! I used to have the S80, so I'm excited to listen to these.
Awesome. Do you have any other Grado models to compare & contrast with? I'm tempted just because the pattern is beautiful and the meme, tbh lol.
I had it for a week, compared it to the SR325is and HF-3, both are brighter and with less low end. Compared to the PS500 it has a more controlled low end, and overall clearer. And compared to the PS2000e it's similar but with less detail. I don't have any of the GH series to compare, those seem to have similar tuning based on what I have read.Awesome. Do you have any other Grado models to compare & contrast with? I'm tempted just because the pattern is beautiful and the meme, tbh lol.
I have had my GS3000e's for a good couple of months now with well over 300 hours on them. They are amazing headphones, most probably the best headphones I ever owned (and I have owned and tested quite a few since 2012) both for sound and comfort. And the cocobola wood and black leather headband look and feel amazing. I use them with my Chord Hugo 2. Hopefully one day I will own a Chord Dave and maybe hear them at their maximum best ! (assuming the Dave beats the Hugo 2 synergy with the GS3000e's).Thanks for your impressions. It's very helpful. By chance, do you have any experience with the GS3000e? I'm starting to go back deep into the Grado rabbit hole.
Your missing out big time Douger333 if you haven't tried the GS3000e's yet !I wish I could afford to buy the GS3Ke's on reputation but I can't, and have never heard any of the GS series...
Doug