raaj
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My RS-1 is here..and I am listening to it as I type..
The initial impressions are that these phones sound heavenly.. lots of ease playing back all frequencies.. the wooden chambers definitely attribute a different sound to the RS-1 compared to the plastic chambers of the spectacular SR-225 and the metal chambers of the 'tad-too-bright' SR-325..
The sound detail and instrument seperation is a definite step or two above the lesser Grados, and is definitely miles ahead of all the phones I've heard so far (see my sig). Of course, they also cost a tonn more than all my previous headphones put together..
But, the initial impression is that the sound might be worth every penny I spent on the cans..
I just wanted to share my excitement with you guys.. I ain't got the time to do a good review of these phones.. as much as I would have loved to..
Ok.. I'll get back to my listening bliss, now.
- Raaj
RS-1:
WoooooW
Superb..
It's a keeper
The initial impressions are that these phones sound heavenly.. lots of ease playing back all frequencies.. the wooden chambers definitely attribute a different sound to the RS-1 compared to the plastic chambers of the spectacular SR-225 and the metal chambers of the 'tad-too-bright' SR-325..
The sound detail and instrument seperation is a definite step or two above the lesser Grados, and is definitely miles ahead of all the phones I've heard so far (see my sig). Of course, they also cost a tonn more than all my previous headphones put together..
I just wanted to share my excitement with you guys.. I ain't got the time to do a good review of these phones.. as much as I would have loved to..
Ok.. I'll get back to my listening bliss, now.
- Raaj
RS-1:
WoooooW
Superb..
It's a keeper