muzic4life
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I forgot to say that i am a grado big fans
I forgot to say that i am a grado big fans
I forgot to say that i am a grado big fans
I have all those in the picture (+ gs1000e and ps1000e) except rs1e and mspro e. I had em with me for a week. And ended up to return it. I love the previous "i" series. And to me the "e" series are somewhat better. Not much. But i noticed they have a slightly better body in sound. Treble also a slightly less aggresive but still nicely airy and exciting. And this was my main reason not liking the rs1e and mspro e. Treble cut down a bit too much for my taste (less airier compared to the other e series). Upper mids somehow needs a little body to it to make it more firm and clear when voicing. And with the added bass..the mids is somehow a little suffering from clarity and sound image achievement. IMO, TREBLE is a Grado's blood vein. Very crucial in achieving best imaging performance (ps1000e is best in this regards - by no mean excessive treble or sibilant like that) and to me..rs1e/mspro-e suffers from it (speaking of grado's original famous signature). Some people i believe they might like it the new tonality of the RS1e/mspro-e. But i had a weird experience with both mspro-e and rs1e, in the same album..with the same singer..sometimes they sounded so well. But sometimes lose many details. Vocal suffer from clarity (like veiled)..instruments suffer also in creating a good ambience and they all sounded a bit dull..guitar strings/cymbals/piano doesnt sound like they should be. And i tot my unit are false. Until i read on "grado e series" thread abd found someone experienced similar like me.
I have all those in the picture (+ gs1000e and ps1000e) except rs1e and mspro e. I had em with me for a week. And ended up to return it. I love the previous "i" series. And to me the "e" series are somewhat better. Not much. But i noticed they have a slightly better body in sound. Treble also a slightly less aggresive but still nicely airy and exciting. And this was my main reason not liking the rs1e and mspro e. Treble cut down a bit too much for my taste (less airier compared to the other e series). Upper mids somehow needs a little body to it to make it more firm and clear when voicing. And with the added bass..the mids is somehow a little suffering from clarity and sound image achievement. IMO, TREBLE is a Grado's blood vein. Very crucial in achieving best imaging performance (ps1000e is best in this regards - by no mean excessive treble or sibilant like that) and to me..rs1e/mspro-e suffers from it (speaking of grado's original famous signature). Some people i believe they might like it the new tonality of the RS1e/mspro-e. But i had a weird experience with both mspro-e and rs1e, in the same album..with the same singer..sometimes they sounded so well. But sometimes lose many details. Vocal suffer from clarity (like veiled)..instruments suffer also in creating a good ambience and they all sounded a bit dull..guitar strings/cymbals/piano doesnt sound like they should be. And i tot my unit are false. Until i read on "grado e series" thread abd found someone experienced similar like me.
Ah that is a nice collection!
I have only heard sr80 I think it was, so I have no idea how the upper line sounds like. But it sounds promising!
Which pair your favourite?
Tried the grado PS500e at the ISSE.
Amazeballs. And I thought my brushes with the SR series was impressive enough.
I bought one of those players at the last meet I went to. I haven't gotten a chance to mess with it. Damm you AK240. Are you using a stock card?
and btw...loving grado that much, it does not stop me of being a bass lover actually, i am enjoying KORN and LORDE album with this combo right now - good bass
What are you using to drive the Alpha Dogs then?I love that amp so. Sadly, I'm trading them for a MrSpeakers Alpha Dog.
I love that amp so. Sadly, I'm trading them for a MrSpeakers Alpha Dog.