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Originally Posted by Patu
Well GS1000 just wasn't for me. PS1 is just great.Maybe the best Grado I've heard.
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Very intersting, as many have thought this too, myself included...until I heard the BD GS1..bye bye PS-1..
New king in town now..
The sibilance that people speak to in the stock GS1's presentation is absent or not nearly as pronounced on the BD GS1's...hopefully some folks will obtain and hear these soon, I can not imagine them being hush hush for too much longer...
As putting the flats on the BDGS1's and switching the amp makes them PS1s without the weight, only more coherent across all FR's..and more controlled or dispersed on the bass, and within the sound stage...meaning where the sound resinates from, or where the overtones come into sense from the correct angle (often further out from the headstage than the PS1 can reach with its imaging. etc)
Also the BDGS1 produces a much more accurate and larger stereo image, that depicts better the actual music and instrument interaction, both on studio and live material, whatnot. End result is a closer match or reproduction of the original analog signal..
The BDGS1 destroys everything I have touched, demo'd, owned, and sold...period. It is like I already saw all 3 LOTR extended plus the Hobbit extended already in the theatre, and know which part I like/need! So I may be soon selling some gear I will be no longer need/want.
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Oh yeah, I owned the PS-1's for around 4.5 months, and used on some nice amps too. But just like the stock GS1, these were not for me/long term. Amazing to have either the stock GS1's or PS1's as a second pair, or in the collection no doubt..but for the PS1s and their supranaural fit, and inability to provide as liquid and as texture rich of a presentation as the BDGS1 do, they just are too much in between an RS1 and GS1 (the PS1 is that is) to retain, IMHO...