MD1032
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Yeah, just get em. The midrange is a lot better and meatier with the flats, trust me.
Originally Posted by MD1032 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Yeah, just get em. The midrange is a lot better and meatier with the flats, trust me. |
Originally Posted by Aynjell /img/forum/go_quote.gif I'm still wondering how they feel. |
Originally Posted by pseudohippy /img/forum/go_quote.gif OP, I got a question for you. Now that you have put in significant time in research and had conversations about the things, are you ever going to be able to let it rest. If you can you are a better man then me. At this point Id say just buy them because you will just wonder about them forever. At least I know I would. Thanks to this dang thread now I feel compelled to buy them and if I dont I will always wonder and it will drive me nuts. And the funny thing is the descriptions of the sonic differences dont even appeal to me, but somehow I always feel like I gotta try these things out for myself. Ug. I need some time away from headfi. |
Originally Posted by MD1032 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Now that the "i" Grados are out, the flats aren't really necessary anymore, but the vast majority of the older models sound better with the flats. |
Originally Posted by cheemo /img/forum/go_quote.gif Woot Woot! I'm a bowl fella but if I need a boost in the lower end or to tame the top end sizzle on some songs, flats are the way to go. Looking forward to your impressions as I never listen to a 325 series. Oh boy, I'm sure your tempted with the Magnum mod, I would be, lol. |
Originally Posted by Gradofan2 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Not unless you want a muddy, unbalanced sound with a small soundstage from your Grados! |