[CH23]

having had the flat pads on my RS1 (classic), i can say for sure that i love it so much more now. while it's slightly less comfortable than with the earzonk G-cush, it feels like it's even more alive than they already were. bass really bounces, treble, which at first felt a bit too much, i have now learned to appreciate, and mids, strong as always.
 
Sitting behind my desk, i say sitting, but i mean feet-tapping

 

[TDanz]

Hello guys..
Need some advice here
If i want to upgrade from Alessandro MS2e, which one i should choose?
Grado GH1 or Alessandro MS Pro e?
For your consider, i need some improvements in depth, looking for more dynamics, need more smooth and sweet vocals, and also need better layering than my MS2e

Thanks buddy

 

[020Assassin]

  having had the flat pads on my RS1 (classic), i can say for sure that i love it so much more now. while it's slightly less comfortable than with the earzonk G-cush, it feels like it's even more alive than they already were. bass really bounces, treble, which at first felt a bit too much, i have now learned to appreciate, and mids, strong as always.
 
Sitting behind my desk, i say sitting, but i mean feet-tapping

That's good to hear. They improved my 325iS enormously as well.

 

[020Assassin]

Hello guys..
Need some advice here

If i want to upgrade from Alessandro MS2e, which one i should choose?
Grado GH1 or Alessandro MS Pro e?
For your consider, i need some improvements in depth, looking for more dynamics, need more smooth and sweet vocals, and also need better layering than my MS2e

Thanks buddy

I had the SR325iS and a beautiful older type MSPro with squared stalks and a beautiful headband: 

 
Comparing both, the MS-Pro beat the 325iS in everything but hard rock. And it was a lot more comfortable than the 325.

 

[TDanz]

Thanks @020assasins
I think i will take mspro e for my upgrade from ms2e

By the way @CH23
Try this combo pads for your grado
Like mine, i use S cush mix L cush
Or if you like G cush, you can use S cush mix G cush
So you can still get the comfort from G cush

 

[DavidA]

Don't know if its been asked but searching thru the last 50 pages I couldn't find anything on the differences between the stock Grado L and G pads versus the Earzonk ones?  The Grado pad have a three layer construction while the Earzonk is a single layer and there are some differences in sound and comfort to me so I'm curious to see if anyone else has noticed this?

 

[Audio Addict]

Don't know if its been asked but searching thru the last 50 pages I couldn't find anything on the differences between the stock Grado L and G pads versus the Earzonk ones?  The Grado pad have a three layer construction while the Earzonk is a single layer and there are some differences in sound and comfort to me so I'm curious to see if anyone else has noticed this?

The Grado G has some other treatment which makes it firmer, especially at the outer edge. Seems to make the sound more involving.

 

[JoeDoe]

Was wondering why this thread wasn't popping up on my subscriptions list… It's because I had accidentally unsubscribed! I love coming back here to catch up on what everybody's been doing! I myself am overhauling my rig!

Coincidentally, I'm looking for a nice condition PS 1000, non-e version. Anybody out there selling or interested in trading for a woo WA6SE?

 

[DavidA]

The Grado G has some other treatment which makes it firmer, especially at the outer edge. Seems to make the sound more involving.

Does the treatment that makes it firmer also make it less porous?
 
I only have the L pads in both original Grado and Earzonk to compare at this time, the top and mounting edge is a denser foam compared to the middle section which seems to be about the same as the Earzonk pad single density construction.  So you are saying that the G pads are constructed like the L pads where its done in 3 layers?

 

[Audio Addict]

  Does the treatment that makes it firmer also make it less porous?
 
I only have the L pads in both original Grado and Earzonk to compare at this time, the top and mounting edge is a denser foam compared to the middle section which seems to be about the same as the Earzonk pad single density construction.  So you are saying that the G pads are constructed like the L pads where its done in 3 layers?

 
You are most likely exceeding my technical understanding of Grado G cushions but what you're saying does make sense but I would defer to the more expert Grado lovers in this thread.

 

[DavidA]

   
You are most likely exceeding my technical understanding of Grado G cushions but what you're saying does make sense but I would defer to the more expert Grado lovers in this thread.

Thanks for taking the time, hope other more experienced persons can help.

 

[jaywillin]

Was wondering why this thread wasn't popping up on my subscriptions list… It's because I had accidentally unsubscribed! I love coming back here to catch up on what everybody's been doing! I myself am overhauling my rig!

Coincidentally, I'm looking for a nice condition PS 1000, non-e version. Anybody out there selling or interested in trading for a woo WA6SE?

always a moving and a shaking eh joe ? well i don't have much room to talk, my rs2 isn't my rs2 anymore, it's heading to australia tomorrow

 

[JoeDoe]

always a moving and a shaking eh joe ? well i don't have much room to talk, my rs2 isn't my rs2 anymore, it's heading to australia tomorrow

Haha always. What a lucky pair of Brooklyns finest!

 

[WilliamLeonhart]

Hello guys..
Need some advice here

If i want to upgrade from Alessandro MS2e, which one i should choose?
Grado GH1 or Alessandro MS Pro e?
For your consider, i need some improvements in depth, looking for more dynamics, need more smooth and sweet vocals, and also need better layering than my MS2e

Thanks buddy

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Go for the GH1 or the RS2e instead. If you can find the previous generation MS Pro, go for it. Don't bother with the MS Pro e.

 

[WilliamLeonhart]

  Does the treatment that makes it firmer also make it less porous?
 
I only have the L pads in both original Grado and Earzonk to compare at this time, the top and mounting edge is a denser foam compared to the middle section which seems to be about the same as the Earzonk pad single density construction.  So you are saying that the G pads are constructed like the L pads where its done in 3 layers?

I will not delve into how they're constructed but the stock makes the sound more involving like @Audio Addict  said while the EZ result in more bass but drier mids and drier trebles. The effect is quite similar to when you mod-tape the L cushs. So after all it depends on your taste but don't expect the sound to remain the same.