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Grado RS2 Audiophile Headphones Luscious, Rich Resonant Bass
The newest edition to the Grado family, the RS2 is the little brother of the RS1. The characteristics of the RS2 remain the same as it's distinguished big brother, with the hand crafted mahogany, but there is a smaller wooden air chamber. Although a miniature version of the RS1, they still maintain an overall sound that is pure Grado, warm harmonic color, full bodied vocals, excellent dynamics and ultra smooth top end. These truly are audiophiles dream.
Features:
Vented diaphragm
Wooden air chamber
UHPLC copper voice coil wire
UHPLC copper connecting cord
Technical Specifications:
Transducer type - dynamic
Operating principle - open air
Frequency response 14-28
SPL - 1 mV 98
Normal impedance - 32ohms
Driver matched - db .05
The Legacy Continues... & Product Warranty Coverage
Grado, one of the oldest family owned companies in the Audio Industry, has for almost half a century been the leaders in design engineering for the high-end audio and recording industries.
GRADO, ONE OF THE OLDEST FAMILY OWNED COMPANIES IN THE AUDIO INDUSTRY
In 2003 Grado will celebrate 50 years of manufacturing products that offer top value to the consumer.
Forbes Magazine Article UP & COMERS Grado Labs
After working for his uncle since the age of 12, John Grado finally took over the business five years ago.
Features, Specifications, Review Quotes Of Grado RS2 Headphone
Superior Design & Precision Fabrication Of Grado Headphones
Grado headphones are the antithesis of mass production, as each Grado headphone is hand-assembled and closely scrutinized to meet full performance specifications in the U.S.A.
Variations Between Grado Headphone Models
The following list will provide a simple comparison to step you through the top features that separate the different models.
Grado Headphone Literature PDF
Reviews Of Grado RS2 Headphone
Sound wise the Grado's were superb. Midrange and treble detail was awesome, but their response was also smooth and highly sophisticated. There was a wonderful sense of airiness and transparency. Big orchestral pieces had both scale and presence, plus timbre richness, which is rarely found. These are a true high-fidelity product so don't expect synthetic or forced low bass response. It's only there when it's on the recording, but if it’s low and powerful, the RS2s will play it with speed and depth.
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