Zanth
SHAman who knew of Head-Fi ten years prior to its existence
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Because of the lost subscriptions, I'm linking to the review Scroll down the first post. Look for PART II
Originally Posted by subtle /img/forum/go_quote.gif A most excellent part 2 to your review Zanth, and well worth the wait I'm sure. Being fairly new here I didn't have to suffer nearly as long as some of the other's. After reading that from start to finish I almost instantly want to go order some GS1000's, while continuing to save and keep an eye out for some HP2's and PS1's. I love my RS1's but now know that I will eventually have to own the rest of the high end and experience them for myself. Thank you for corrupting me. I'm curious to know one thing though. Which one, out of these four, do you feel portrays piano better than the other's? Any preference? |
Originally Posted by Zanth /img/forum/go_quote.gif Thanks for the kind words guys. For piano, I would likely choose the GS-1000's. G enerally solo piano is done in a large hall and the acoustics would really benefit from the larger sound of the GS-1000's. Jazz piano, I would go for the RS-1's. If you had the pic of any of the phones though, GS-1000 first still, the the PS-1's. As for the PS-1's with superbowls sounding a lot like the GS-1000's, I think the PS-1's lose some heft in the bass and the treble sounds muted and subdued in comparison, also I personally still find the GS-1000's to be a drier sound than the PS-1's, no matter what the pads, the PS-1's have that magic liquid nature. |
Originally Posted by Jon L /img/forum/go_quote.gif That's crazy. I can't agree with some things said, but this may explain why: "my own gear which I have painstakingly tuned for Grados." |