cloudlea
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i love 325is! i want to join u !
Should be an interesting test - to see where the results end up. Also, another "mod" that we've been working with is purchasing the 1/8" shaft collars and installing them on the rods of our Grados. The shaft collars have a set screw that you adjust with an allen wrench. One is placed on each side above the "L" or "R" block and another on each side below the respective blocks. This prevents the the Grados from moving "out of adjustment" as they can tend to do over time. These collars hold things right in place and your Grados are set to the precise adjusted level for listening each time you put them on.
The one issue I had with the 325s would be the "L" and "R" blocks splitting and falling apart. Titanium screws are holding them together as of now.
Count me in. #7547
My first Grados. Got the 325is to compliment my ATH-M50's. I think I've now replaced them!
I was pretty nervous buying them, as I've read about the 325 line being overly bright and the most uncomfortable of the Grado line. Fortunately, neither is the case for me. Out of the box, they sounded very distant. I felt like I needed to turn up the volume more and more to get a satisfying sound. But after a 2-3 hours they started sounding much better. I'm at about 7 hours now and I'm in love. I've read it before here: There's just something about the guitar sound with these things. Love the detail of the 325is as well. The 325is is bass shy but I'm willing to sacrifice that, given the other advantages.
But the M50s excel for music where the 325is sound "hot" and sibilant... i'm sure there are other headphones that handle music with these tendencies better, but for now the M50s do the trick. i'm currently considering a higher-end open headphone, maybe the HD650s to compliment the M50s and the 325is even further. Something different with more sound stage.. recommendations anyone?
Anyhow, enjoy the 325is TexasBuck, I also took a gamble in buying these without hearing them (after owning a pair of SR80s for 4 years) and i'd say the gamble paid off in spades... acoustic guitar, distorted guitar, bass guitars, drums they all sound amazing on the 325is!
Just breaking in a pair of SR-325is now. Chromes, #5384. Very engaged with them so far.