tombrisbane
500+ Head-Fier
Couldn’t help myself and bought some Hemp’s. My collection now:
Couldn’t help myself and bought some Hemp’s. My collection now:
Does anyone know of a good quality leather hard case for headphones? (So far I’m not having much luck, and I am just thinking of going with one from Grado or Geekria, and I am open to any suggestions.)
Could you make a brief comparison between the RS2e x Hemp and RS2e x GW100. I was thinking of buying a GW100 but the reviews and opinions say they don't have the Grado sound. Do you think it's worth buying? (I have a RS2 e and a PS500e)
Just bought these from Ali Express:
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mK4VzxP
They're pretty simple and straight forward, but I guess you would be better off with either ones you mentioned.
Something like this might be promising.Does anyone know of a good quality leather hard case for headphones? (So far I’m not having much luck, and I am just thinking of going with one from Grado or Geekria, and I am open to any suggestions.)
Something like this might be promising.
Wow that case is way overpriced , The other one at 60 far better. You could buy a pair of SR 225 And get change to buy some music instead......lolOh, now that might be a perfect option. I didn't think of camera lens bags or binocular bags at all, so thanks for the idea. I should be able to find something with a front opening compartment instead of a top/side compartment opening I'm hoping.
(so far I’ve found one alternative thats available for sale (yours is still a better choice), but there has to be something better then that or this https://www.hardgraft.com/products/popup-classic)
The rs2e is quite a bit more refined at the expense of that treble energy. I personally think the rs2e is one of the best Grados you can buy at any price point, but if you're looking for that lovely energy the sr series is hard to beat and I would point to the sr225e as the pinnacle of that type of sound without becoming overly bright. They work well with third party g cushions as well taming the treble further while adding body and bass at the expense of some detail. But the rs2e may be the golden goose you're looking for, is there any place you can audition the sr225e and the rs2e?
Thanks and I agree wholeheartedly, I regret selling mine as the sr225e was one of my favorite Grado's! Very good vfm for the sound you get.===========================================
That sounds like really good advice to me! I own several Grados, including the SR80e, SR225e, GR10e and GS1000i, while I love them all the one that gets the most use is the SR225e, which I think is (for myself at least) the best value in the Grado line, and a very noticeable upgrade from the SR80e (sounds like an SR80e with better low end/bass and more refined soundstage, more musically expressive).
I do listen at fairly low to medium volumes, which is how I think many Grados sound their best (especially the lower cost, such as the SR series). Some notes: I did the reverse cushion mod (more comfortable for me) and out of the box it sounded very ragged, but after 50+ hours of burn in they sounded just right and still do (I've been using them for a few years). As with all things audiophile, be sure to audition a broken in pair with your own system as YMMV!
The RS2e is a safe bet if even better sound is needed and is an all time top Grado recommendation. But for me, I could be happy with just the R225e if I had to choose just one out of my lineup. The GS1000i sound sublime and are an obvious step up from the SR225e, but I use the GS1000i much less often.
This site doesn't get the traffic it did up 'till a few years ago - does anyone know when it slowed? Anyway, nice to see this thread active, Grado's are very special and musical sounding headphones!