What is the impedance of the Alessandro MS1?
What is the impedance of the Alessandro MS1?
The Alessandro MS1’s are reasonably easy to drive, not quite as easy as portable headphones but they remain one of the more sensitive at-home headphones. With an impedance of 32ohms, they don’t require an amplifier and didn’t benefit as much from amping as some of my portable headphones.
What’s the price of the Alessandro MS1 headphones?
I suppose this denotes their focus on sound quality and listening experience above all else, and although there are much trendier, perhaps sturdier headphones available for $150, the MS1 is very lightweight for long listening sessions and achieves reliability of design through sheer simplicity.
What kind of Jack does the Alessandro MS1 have?
The top lid flips open to reveal the headphones lying flat within a foam mould with the cable coiled to the side. The headphones don’t come with any accessories, it’s worth noting that all Alessandro MS1 models come with a 3.5mm jack as opposed to equivalent Grado’s which terminated in 1/4inch plugs up to the SR80i.
Who are the designers of the Alessandro headphones?
Alessandro Music Series Headphones. Endorsed by Eric Johnson, Mark Mancina, Richard Mullen, and Steve Dwire Alessandro High-End Products and Grado Labs have combined their design capabilities to create a new line of headphones. The Music Series headphones focuses on the needs of the music industry.
Is the Grado MS1 a good headphone?
The MS1’s are a very intriguing headphone that do some things exceptionally well for the price and other things quite poorly. This is due to the bright sound signature that Grado have employed which is a very solid bright sound, but still a bright sound which you may or may not enjoy.
What kind of sound does Grado Alessandro have?
Whilst the Alessandro`s retain the almost painfully clear sound beloved by Grado fans around the world, they also provide more balance and refinement intermingled within the punchy bass response, intimate midrange and crisp highs.
