Description
This is a pair of Grado PS100e driver unit, brand news and original product of Grado Labs driver unit with 43.8mm diameter diaphragm. We recommend using it to repair PS1000e or upgrade Grado mid/low-end headphones for premium sound quality. Following are compatible series:
- Grado SR80, SR80e
- Grado SR225
- Grado M1
- Grado SR60, SR60e
Worries about how to reproduce original Grado PS1000e sound character? See the DIY suggestions for simple and ensured fine tuning instructions! Or select the Fine Tune option to let our professionals do it for you, totally free!
Know about Grado Labs PS1000e
Measurements
See below for the frequency response of original PS1000e. See more detailed measurements at Review: Grade PS1000e – misauriculares.com
DIY suggestions (Sound fine tune)
Headphone drivers need to be fine tuned based on the acoustic structure of the headphone shells, etc. Normally it requires special expertise and professional instruments.
Grado headphone shell is fully open and makes the tuning very easy and straightforward. Simply cover the 2 holes as shown below you will get 100% PS1000e sound reproduced! Note you may use double-sided tapes or other tapes. The key is fully blocking the air flow. And if you prefer more bass or highs than original, you can unblock or block 1 more hole.
We highly recommend using this driver with our PS1000e or GS3000e DIY kit to 100% reproduce the sound.
Note: the dynamic drivers have been paired to ensure sound and quality fully balanced between right and left channels. Therefore we don’t offer single unit.
Soldering: overheated (>250 degree C) soldering iron or overtime soldering (>2s) may permanently damage the driver. Please managed down both in your DIY.
- Installation: the driver has Sintered NdFeB Magnetic inside with extremely strong attraction power. Damage may caused by attracting anything hitting the fragile diaphragm.
- Others: applying high-voltage, storing in high temperature/humidity environment… all may cause unrecoverable damage.
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