The quest for old ZSRs continues!
I've been logged out for a while (unintentionally) but thought it would be best for me to log back in to offer you some assistance regarding the ZSR(v1).
It appears that your search for the ZSR(v1) has been frustrating and fruitless.
I share your disappointment.
The ZSR(v1) is still one of my top ten KZ's. I waited too long to pull the trigger on getting backups.
When I finally ordered the backups I received the ZSR(v2).
I HUNG MY HEAD IN DISBELIEF!
NOOOOOO!!!
But it was too late.
So, yes, I share your disappointment.
Although it is very unlikely that you will find a ZSR(v1) I do have some "relatively" good news for you but you should act quickly if you find my solution acceptable.
To my knowledge, as an often silent but self-proclaimed KZ Veteran, I recall that KZ produced several hybrid models that shared some components during production. The only way, IMHO, to get as close to the ZSR(v1) sound signature is for you to pick up the KZ ES3 which shared the ZSR's 10mm DD and 30095 BA.
The ES3 was touted as a more thunderous ZST with a less strident upper midrange.
I would add that it is reminiscent of the ZSR(v1). Albeit, a slightly less dynamic ZSR(v1).
Yes, the ZSR(v1) with its 2BA+1DD design sounds slightly more dynamic (due to the additional BA) than the ES3 with its 1BA+1DD design and yes the ZSR(v1) sounds a bit more open (due to the additional space under the ZSR face plate) but as is common for KZ, the performance upgrade (ES3 to ZSR) was more about refining as opposed to reinventing.
Note the difference in how much space there is behind the DD in both images.
Here are the reviews.
https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/knowledge-zenith-es3.22976/reviews
I have both the ZSR(v1) and the ES3. The ES3's slow sales probably resulted in KZ not bothering to modify its sound signature (as they did with the ZS5, ZS6 and ZSR) because the ZSR was already waiting in the wings to be next up to bat.
This is great news for you. There are a handful of ES3's still available on Amazon as I write this.
https://www.amazon.com/KZ-Dynamic-Hybrid-Headphones-without/dp/B076H2BYYK/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=1EFO3JG4PZQ53&keywords=KZ+ES3&qid=1640663699&sprefix=kz+es3,aps,240&sr=8-3
If you've got $60 then maybe it would be wise to pick up several sets.
In addition, in an attempt to mimic the ZSR's wider soundstage you might drill tiny holes (with a Dremel) in some of the faceplate's less conspicuous areas as I've marked in red below.
It's not the ZSR(v1) but it's as close as you'll get to that ZSR(v1) sound signature that you know and love.