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That's true, one can definitely go too far with opening vent holes– I can't go past four with a wood cup, or the bass starts to sound bloated. I would not touch the R1's too, but seeing as I may have altered the sound beyond remedy, it seems easier to "experiment". Plus, your Gradeze seems to solve the issue by creating new "vent holes" outside of the driver– if I understand Konstantin's posts correctly.
At somewhere between eighteen & twenty hours of burn in, my "staR1's" are fantastic. There is a difference in the richness of tone that I would not describe as warmth, between them and the "classic" ypsilon, & the details in the upper mids are more forword. I should keep in mind that this may change with continued burn-in & that I am not using an external amp.
At somewhere between eighteen & twenty hours of burn in, my "staR1's" are fantastic. There is a difference in the richness of tone that I would not describe as warmth, between them and the "classic" ypsilon, & the details in the upper mids are more forword. I should keep in mind that this may change with continued burn-in & that I am not using an external amp.