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joseph69, did you end up getting the GH1’s? Everyone seems to like them a lot.I estimated the year on owning the GS1000e for a short time, then buying the GH1 which has 'e' drivers as well.
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joseph69, did you end up getting the GH1’s? Everyone seems to like them a lot.I estimated the year on owning the GS1000e for a short time, then buying the GH1 which has 'e' drivers as well.
Congratulations on the new cans ajm87!I just bought a set of PS500e at a great price. Can't wait to listen to them
Thank you. I knew it was somewhere around there, just wasn't 100% positive.2014 Joseph.
For sure.joseph69, did you end up getting the GH1’s? Everyone seems to like them a lot.
The GS1000e, while enjoyable, was one of my less favorite headphones. Its bass had a tubbiness, sort of a narrow resonance at a particular frequency as if coming from the other end of a pipe or barrel, that never fully went away after 400 hours of use (though it did reduce). That said, it was enjoyable, and right now I wish I had not sold it, but if I were you I would go for a used GS1000 or 1000i, or a new GS2000e or GS3000e, or stick with your RS2i.Thinking about selling some of my Grado and other headphones to finance a set of GS 1000e's. I have the PS 500's which I will be keeping but also have a set of GH4's, RS2i and a set of SR225i.All in excellent condition. Would it be worth liquidating some to get the GS 1000's? Never heard them, what would they give me in comparison to the 500's?
Newbie to the forum. First post (reply). I bought the GS1000e a few weeks ago, and yea, the bass was disappointing to me. No resonance or something. But they are not broken in yet. I only have about 30 hours time on them. But I do still like them. Great soundstage compared to my RS2E's.The GS1000e, while enjoyable, was one of my less favorite headphones. Its bass had a tubbiness, sort of a narrow resonance at a particular frequency as if coming from the other end of a pipe or barrel, that never fully went away after 400 hours of use (though it did reduce). That said, it was enjoyable, and right now I wish I had not sold it, but if I were you I would go for a used GS1000 or 1000i, or a new GS2000e or GS3000e, or stick with your RS2i.
I'm already in way deep. Bought the RS2e in May. Then the GS1000e a few weeks ago. Pre-ordered the GT-220 wireless buds...they are coming Wednesday. And just received the Hemp headphones today. I'm liking the Hemp!! I'm running them all through a Fiio M11 DAP. Should I run that through a headphone amp? Been looking at the Schiit Vali2. Is it necessary if I have a DAP though? It has it's own ampWelcome to Head-Fi! Sorry for your wallet, although it's probably too late for that given your recent purchase
Curious to hear your thoughts on the GT-220 wireless buds!I'm already in way deep. Bought the RS2e in May. Then the GS1000e a few weeks ago. Pre-ordered the GT-220 wireless buds...they are coming Wednesday. And just received the Hemp headphones today. I'm liking the Hemp!! I'm running them all through a Fiio M11 DAP. Should I run that through a headphone amp? Been looking at the Schiit Vali2. Is it necessary if I have a DAP though? It has it's own amp
I just bought a set of PS500e at a great price. Can't wait to listen to them
emorrison33, sir you definitely have the disease! Nice collection of cans you’ve got there. Personally I’d say that it’s crucial to your listening enjoyment to get yourself a dedicated headphone amplifier. Good amps like really good headphones are not cheap, but your ears and your brain will thank you profusely if you do decide to go swimming in the deep end of the audiophile pool.I'm already in way deep. Bought the RS2e in May. Then the GS1000e a few weeks ago. Pre-ordered the GT-220 wireless buds...they are coming Wednesday. And just received the Hemp headphones today. I'm liking the Hemp!! I'm running them all through a Fiio M11 DAP. Should I run that through a headphone amp? Been looking at the Schiit Vali2. Is it necessary if I have a DAP though? It has it's own amp
ruthieandjohn, the only sensible solution, in my humble opinion, would be to advise anyone who is betwixt and between on which Grado headphones they should get, is to tell them forcefully, but with a great deal of compassion, to sell and hock everything, and get a pair of GS3000e's as soon as possible. They are hands down the best wooden headphones Grado has ever produced. Okay, I stole that last line.The GS1000e, while enjoyable, was one of my less favorite headphones. Its bass had a tubbiness, sort of a narrow resonance at a particular frequency as if coming from the other end of a pipe or barrel, that never fully went away after 400 hours of use (though it did reduce). That said, it was enjoyable, and right now I wish I had not sold it, but if I were you I would go for a used GS1000 or 1000i, or a new GS2000e or GS3000e, or stick with your RS2i.