Heyyoudvd
500+ Head-Fier
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ouch...The models are all wearing the headphones backwards.
Maybe they like the ‘50s ‘Science Fiction antenna‘ appeal. Moves the vertical rotation axis 2 centimeters to the front of the ear. Don‘t have the F-cushion @ home, so - no idea how that feels.ouch...
How do you know that your not wearing them backwards?The models are all wearing the headphones backwards.
Heh. You can see the L/R labels, and even when you can’t, the metal rods should be behind the headband, not in front of it.How do you know that your not wearing them backwards?
Jesus Christ...it's not a review it's a sabotage But! He used the left-right side correctly!I've seen and read quite a few Grado-bashing reviews, but this one takes the cake. In it he listens to:
Probably the three worst examples he could've used to judge Grado, and I bet he did it on purpose.
- RS1e: A contentious model because Grado put the 50mm driver in a smaller cup and gave it L pads, making for a rather different (perhaps dull) sound. When I demoed the various models at my local shop, the RS1e struck me as one of the worst.
- SR325e with G pads: Ok, take the brightest Prestige model and give it G pads to make it the most unbearable listen.
- GW100 wired: This isn't how you're supposed to use it. Going wired disables the auto-EQ that comes from using it wireless. It's generally agreed that the GW100 doesn't sound very good when you use it wired.
When I tested the entire e series a few years ago, I liked the 225e best, then the 60e second225 is really good. take a hemp/500 istead of 325