Headphile PS3000

[HugoFreire]

Headphones from Grado have never attracted me because of their well known lack of comfort and soundstage, which are IMO two flaws that simply shouldn't exist in headphones.
However, I found out the existence of the PS3000 and I think it's a brilliant idea, that could not only eliminate the major flaws of the PS-1, but also add nice circum-aural/open 'phones characteristics to its sound.
I've searched the forums for reviews/impressions on the PS3000, but it seems that only very few information is available so far on these cans.
So, I'd like to read more about them. Has anyone had any experience with these? Please post your impressions here.

 

[grawk]

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Originally Posted by HugoFreire Headphones from Grado have never attracted me because of their well known lack of comfort and soundstage, which are IMO two flaws that simply shouldn't exist in headphones. However, I found out the existence of the PS3000 and I think it's a brilliant idea, that could not only eliminate the major flaws of the PS-1, but also add nice circum-aural/open 'phones characteristics to its sound. I've searched the forums for reviews/impressions on the PS3000, but it seems that only very few information is available so far on these cans. So, I'd like to read more about them. Has anyone had any experience with these? Please post your impressions here.

I've got the only pair in existance anymore. Salt Peanuts had a set, but decided to switch the drivers with HP drivers, so now has HP3000s...

They are very comfortable, have better soundstaging but are otherwise very similar sonically to PS1s. I did a pretty thorough review of my PS3000s for my 1500th post...