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In Reply to: RE: Essentially the Black, Red, Green Grados are posted by kentaja on September 8, 2010 at 05:48:33:
the "body, weight, and tonality" of Grado cartridges, stick with Grado as nothing else will give you that. I think the Grados have a sound of their own that people either love or hate.
Personally, I could never get two different Grado Statement Sonatas to sound quite right in my set up. They sounded fine with some material, but with others it seemed like the music was buried under a layer of molasses. But if you are happy with the sound of your Grado in your set up, I recommend sticking with it, as nothing as will likely sound quite "right" to you, just as the Grado never sounded quite "right" to me.
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