WilliamLeonhart
Headphoneus Supremus
I have a question. Is the WA7 or WA6 better for my Grados?
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My Grado P500 pad just got broken lots of dirty particles came out off my pads had to use tissue to wipe away and just installed a new set of original L cush, anyone here too had this problem with your pads?
Comparing the Grado Headphones: Part 3 - The On Ear Professional & Prestiges: PS500, SR325e, SR225i
The PS500 of the Professional Series shares the cup construction of the over-ear PS1000, in which a wood cup is encased within a tightly-fitting metal cup. Grado indicates that this construction reduces unwanted resonances. The SR325e and SR225i are the top and second members of the Grado Signature Series. Like the PS500, both have the over-ear pads that are bowls, known as L. The SR325e has a metal cup; the cup of the SR225i is plastic.
Here are the results:
It is amazing that overall preference scores of the PS500, SR325e, and SR225i are equal. The PS500 had larger sound stage and stronger bass than the other two.
Even more surprising is the fact that EACH of the 10 comparisons for the SR325e and SR225i were the same. As mentioned in the conclusions above, the SR325 is known as being the brightest of the Grado headphones, while the SR225 is middle of the road. I went back and checked this conclusion and it was still true, at least for my ears. Perhaps the deeper bass and tamer trebles for which the -e series is known has brought its brightest member, the SR325e, close to the SR225i, of the brighter series i. I would ask anyone who has both the SR325e and SR225i to compare them and see if they could confidently state which was which in a blind test, and if so, by what characteristics.
I have both and the 325e has much more bass than the 225i
it can happen if they've been in the sun, washed with certain soaps, wet from sweat, not used for a time, or just old.