richard51
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I cannot wait for your impressions.... This Grado is considered a reference...
Here some remarks of a reviewer about the Grado :
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The RS1 was not without a fair share of competitors, or otherwise known as “sidekicks” especially in most headphone collector’s dry boxes.
Sennheiser had its HD650, which was the ultimate in dark yet encompassing and intimate sound. It can be considered the RS1’s opposite. AKG had the K701, hailed as the most natural and thus accurate sounding headphone.
Compared to the RS1 though, the AKG was rendered boring, overly sibilant, and exceedingly detailed.»
https://headfonics.com/grado-reference-series-rs1/
Here some remarks of a reviewer about the Grado :
«
The RS1 was not without a fair share of competitors, or otherwise known as “sidekicks” especially in most headphone collector’s dry boxes.
Sennheiser had its HD650, which was the ultimate in dark yet encompassing and intimate sound. It can be considered the RS1’s opposite. AKG had the K701, hailed as the most natural and thus accurate sounding headphone.
Compared to the RS1 though, the AKG was rendered boring, overly sibilant, and exceedingly detailed.»
https://headfonics.com/grado-reference-series-rs1/
I have a pair of vintage Grado RS1 (buttons) that are being repaired at the factory. They should be back next week. I'm curious if the guitar timbre can match the 340 or Sextett. TBD.