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so they are all connected?
So is it better to have a very thick copper cable?
Thank's, I just noticed that myself.
Its not one solid wire, it is stranded wire.
Congrats on your 4000th post!
so they are all connected?
So is it better to have a very thick copper cable?
Do the PS1000 have the same cable as the PS1000e? Do they both have G Cush ear pads as stock pads? After reading most of this thread these questions are not clear!
The PS1K has an 8 conductor cable and the (e) has a 12 conductor cable.
Here is a little investigation I did of just that, a while ago: http://www.head-fi.org/t/520884/ps1000-impressions-thread/1620#post_11463376
In short, I compared the PS500 with G CUSH (i.e., PS1000) pads to the PS1000. PS500 without GCUSH had similar sound, except not the high frequency detail of the PS100. It also had a smaller sound stage... putting on the G CUSH increased the sound stage toward that of the PS1000, but the instruments as heard on the PS500 still sounded closer, with discrete positions and little sound coming from spots between instruments. With the PS1000, they were more naturally blended as you focused your attention around the sound stage.
And trying to get into the momentary spirit of this thread...
Why do seagulls fly toward the sea?
Congrats on your 4000th post!
so they are all connected?
So is it better to have a very thick copper cable?
Thank's, I just noticed that myself.
Its not one solid wire, it is stranded wire.
but would it be better to use 10 seperate thin wires, or one thick "bar"?
Stranded wire is flexible, solid is not, so they couldn't use it or it would break.
Stranded wire is also a better conductor than solid wire and has a higher resistance, so the stranded wire would definitely be best. The 115v-AC in your house uses solid wire.
I often read stories about people complaining about their cables breaking, twisting, or they're to long, to short, some would like to have bigger cables, others want smaller cables.
I don't understand why companies in general, Grado in particular, even bother with cables. Sennheiser makes very good sounding wireless headphones. Just imagine how great it would be, not having to deal with the issues described above.
I`m going to send Grado an email, requesting that they go wireless, and I invite you guys to do the same, Hopefully, if enough of us ask for this, they`ll listen.
I'm not waiting for Grado. I'm taking matters into my own hands. (Note that this is the 12 conductor cable).
And why is it that stacker45 writes "to" for "too" ("to long, to short") while joseph69 writes "too" for "to?" (last line here for example: http://www.head-fi.org/t/520884/ps1000-impressions-thread/1845#post_11585460) ("too personal preference")
(Ducks, gathers up all the Grados from the table, and runs like mad two hide in the bathroom!)
Still no response from Grado about the channel imbalance. That's great.
Still no response from Grado about the channel imbalance. That's great.
Still no response from Grado about the channel imbalance. That's great.
Still no response from Grado about the channel imbalance. That's great.
Grado is going to tell you too send them in…so just request you want too do this (if you haven't already).