SomeGuyDude
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Interesting. As strange as it sounds, this nudges me towards the GS1000e, because I think I'd prefer the set with a touch more of a warm tilt to them. I don't exclusively listen to acoustic music, so something that's specifically tuned towards that would be rather limiting.When I was making a decision to buy my GS 1000i I found this thread to be helpful:
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/gra...omer-satisfaction-appreciation-thread.181243/
Here are a few quotes from my notes:
Post 105 ruthieandjohn GS1000e. It SHOULD end up sounding better than the GS1000i, as it has a ** 50 mm driver (GS1000i is 44 mm) **, a 12-conductor cable (8 for the GS1000i), and as do all -e series, a bit more bass and a bit less treble than the -i series. The cylinders that hold the GS1000e drivers protrude about 1/8, or 3 mm, above the edge of the wood cup, toward the ear. This might mean that the GS1000e driver is closer to the ear than the GS1000i.
see post 144 by headfry for tune recommends.
post 164 ruthieand john Grado GS1000i won more acoustic comparisons than the HiFiMAN HE1000 and HE-6, due to its transparency and soundstage and despite its modest subbass.
post 167 ruthieandjohn Not only do my GS1000i 's best all of my (24) other Grados, I prefer them to my HE1000s and HD 800s! And I LOVE both of those.
see post 228, RS1 w/brown headband does not have protruding drivers like the black and is the one to get The RS1e replaced the 44 mm driver of the RS1i with a 50 mm driver, as also used in the new GS1000e and PS1000e.
Which, of course, has me wondering about the GS3000e...