PS1000e now selling for 800USD/Euro + VAT. Worth buying? Too heavy?
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The weight is distributed very nicely on both, the PS1000/2000 so I don't find them to be heavy at all.PS1000e now selling for 800USD/Euro + VAT. Worth buying? Too heavy?
Actually they're very comfortable IMO.Its worth depends on what it is worth to you.
Luckyleo
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Good article by Moon Audio regarding all things grado. Good for a new aficionado.
https://www.moon-audio.com/grado-he...Baird Group Inc&dm_i=5B5W,HD6M,3940SK,1VGTW,1
https://www.moon-audio.com/grado-he...Baird Group Inc&dm_i=5B5W,HD6M,3940SK,1VGTW,1
I originally felt that the weight might be an issue. I realized that was not the case when I had an opportunity some years ago to borrow a friend’s PS1000 and lived with it for several weeks. The weight proved not to be an issue and I agree with @joseph69. No slam dancing allowed.The weight is distributed very nicely on both, the PS1000/2000 so I don't find them to be heavy at all.
Actually they're very comfortable IMO.Its worth depends on what it is worth to you.
protoss
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I didn't know that GS1000E, 2000E, and 3000E were all released in 2014?Good article by Moon Audio regarding all things grado. Good for a new aficionado.
https://www.moon-audio.com/grado-headphone-guide?utm_campaign=810238_May 2022 Content Recap&utm_medium=email&utm_source=The Baird Group Inc&dm_i=5B5W,HD6M,3940SK,1VGTW,1
Does anyone know when is the next statement product releasing? GS4000 or whatever the name will be?
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Gippy
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Nope. The dates in the article are all incorrect. The GS1000e was released in 2014 alongside the whole Prestige/Reference e-series lineup. The GS2000e was released in 2016, and the GS3000e in 2018. (The GH3 and GH4 were released alongside the GS3000e but were retired after a year. I thought the GH4 was better than the RS1e for less money.)I didn't know that GS1000E, 2000E, and 3000E were all released in 2014?
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Yanto
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I searched and couldn't find a fan club for Grados in general. I have only listened to the SR80is and LOVE them. I love how these cans really bring rock to life. I hope to someday try some more high end Grados. I want to see how the Grado "house sound" changes throughout the line up.
Yanto
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New member here. And hopefully soon to be a new member of this Grado Fan Club too.
I previously had an old pair of SR125’s which were sold on about a year or so ago.
I’m looking to buy another pair of Prestige Series but unsure which model.
I’ll primarily use them with one of my phones as the source (to stream Tidal or Spotify), and thinking about getting an Xduoo XD05 Basic DAC/amp. I can then use them around the house, on balcony and in the garden.
I listen to a lot of Classical music - Baroque, string quartet, and solo instrument like piano, cello, guitar, flute etc. So wondering if I can get recommendations please for models that would handle this kind of music well? I would add for clarity that when I had my previous Grados I listened more to Classic Rock, Prog and Americana, no classical, hence asking how they handle that genre.
The Xduoo is a touch warmer than neutral and has an x bass feature which may help on that side of things although I don’t want overpowering or bloated bass anyway.
If I buy something like an SR80X and it’s not quite how I want it I would be interested in modding it to achieve that sound.
Just posting now as only 8 pages into this thread. It’s a great little sub group
Cheers
Ian
I previously had an old pair of SR125’s which were sold on about a year or so ago.
I’m looking to buy another pair of Prestige Series but unsure which model.
I’ll primarily use them with one of my phones as the source (to stream Tidal or Spotify), and thinking about getting an Xduoo XD05 Basic DAC/amp. I can then use them around the house, on balcony and in the garden.
I listen to a lot of Classical music - Baroque, string quartet, and solo instrument like piano, cello, guitar, flute etc. So wondering if I can get recommendations please for models that would handle this kind of music well? I would add for clarity that when I had my previous Grados I listened more to Classic Rock, Prog and Americana, no classical, hence asking how they handle that genre.
The Xduoo is a touch warmer than neutral and has an x bass feature which may help on that side of things although I don’t want overpowering or bloated bass anyway.
If I buy something like an SR80X and it’s not quite how I want it I would be interested in modding it to achieve that sound.
Just posting now as only 8 pages into this thread. It’s a great little sub group
Cheers
Ian
jonathan c
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Ahem…it’s the greatest little sub group …New member here. And hopefully soon to be a new member of this Grado Fan Club too.
I previously had an old pair of SR125’s which were sold on about a year or so ago.
I’m looking to buy another pair of Prestige Series but unsure which model.
I’ll primarily use them with one of my phones as the source (to stream Tidal or Spotify), and thinking about getting an Xduoo XD05 Basic DAC/amp. I can then use them around the house, on balcony and in the garden.
I listen to a lot of Classical music - Baroque, string quartet, and solo instrument like piano, cello, guitar, flute etc. So wondering if I can get recommendations please for models that would handle this kind of music well? I would add for clarity that when I had my previous Grados I listened more to Classic Rock, Prog and Americana, no classical, hence asking how they handle that genre.
The Xduoo is a touch warmer than neutral and has an x bass feature which may help on that side of things although I don’t want overpowering or bloated bass anyway.
If I buy something like an SR80X and it’s not quite how I want it I would be interested in modding it to achieve that sound.
Just posting now as only 8 pages into this thread. It’s a great little sub group
Cheers
Ian
Yanto
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Sorry about that! Yes you’re absolutely right. Don’t know what I was thinkingAhem…it’s the greatest little sub group …
jonathan c
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You’re IN !!!Sorry about that! Yes you’re absolutely right. Don’t know what I was thinking
Plautus001
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Can't go wrong with SR60X or SR80X but if you can swing it, the SR325X are amazingNew member here. And hopefully soon to be a new member of this Grado Fan Club too.
I previously had an old pair of SR125’s which were sold on about a year or so ago.
I’m looking to buy another pair of Prestige Series but unsure which model.
I’ll primarily use them with one of my phones as the source (to stream Tidal or Spotify), and thinking about getting an Xduoo XD05 Basic DAC/amp. I can then use them around the house, on balcony and in the garden.
I listen to a lot of Classical music - Baroque, string quartet, and solo instrument like piano, cello, guitar, flute etc. So wondering if I can get recommendations please for models that would handle this kind of music well? I would add for clarity that when I had my previous Grados I listened more to Classic Rock, Prog and Americana, no classical, hence asking how they handle that genre.
The Xduoo is a touch warmer than neutral and has an x bass feature which may help on that side of things although I don’t want overpowering or bloated bass anyway.
If I buy something like an SR80X and it’s not quite how I want it I would be interested in modding it to achieve that sound.
Just posting now as only 8 pages into this thread. It’s a great little sub group
Cheers
Ian
Yanto
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Thanks for that. Been looking at deals on SR80x here. Best price is equivalent of £100GBP / $125US.Can't go wrong with SR60X or SR80X but if you can swing it, the SR325X are amazing
SR60x is equivalent of £81GBP / $101US.
Not sure how those prices compare elsewhere. And I don’t really know how much difference there is between the specs and/or fr of the two models.
Watched one YouTube review where presenter stated categorically that there was absolutely zero difference, so buy the cheaper SR60x. But surely they must be different in some way?
Plautus001
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I may have missed it, but I have only seen the same thing as you... not many direct comparisons of SR60X and SR80X.Thanks for that. Been looking at deals on SR80x here. Best price is equivalent of £100GBP / $125US.
SR60x is equivalent of £81GBP / $101US.
Not sure how those prices compare elsewhere. And I don’t really know how much difference there is between the specs and/or fr of the two models.
Watched one YouTube review where presenter stated categorically that there was absolutely zero difference, so buy the cheaper SR60x. But surely they must be different in some way?
I did test the "e" series in the past and I liked the 60e better than 80e.
I am pretty happy with my current stable of 60e, 325x, and GS1000 OG... but reading this forum is hard on my wallet.
Yanto
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Can you tell me your opinion on the sound signature of the 60’s please? I appreciate the x version may be different from your eI may have missed it, but I have only seen the same thing as you... not many direct comparisons of SR60X and SR80X.
I did test the "e" series in the past and I liked the 60e better than 80e.
I am pretty happy with my current stable of 60e, 325x, and GS1000 OG... but reading this forum is hard on my wallet.
Oh yes I can imagine. It’s a great way to spend money!