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The SR60s produce good sound for a low cost. The SR60s have a flexible, soft vinyl headband. The headband and earpeices are connected by metal height adjusters, which adjust the height of your head with the center of your ear. These nifty adjusters also allow the earpiece to rotate a full 360 degrees, permitting them to lie flat on a surface--perfect when packing in a suitcase. The SR60s offer good sound quality, plus are easily driven by the output of a portable player or inexpensive home equipment-- a nice combination. They come terminated to a mini with a 1/4 inch adapter and have a straight cord that attaches to both earpeices.
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User Reviews: Grado SR60 Headphones
July 26, 2011 at 9:02 am
Pros: Sheer value for money
Despite being overpriced out of the U.S. they are still worth every penny.
They make everything sound energetic and rich.
But most importantly the sound they produce makes me grin uncontrollably.
Also as a side note, on my ears these (with bowl pads/'L' pads) are circumaural because I have small ears - which is an added bonus for me.
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August 18, 2011 at 7:03 am
Pros: Great value, revealing sound, beautiful design
Cons: Sound leak
Cons: Sound leak
I was always interested in the Audiophile world, even since i watched High Fidelity a few years ago, i know, the movie is focused on the records, but i don't know, there was something there.
I first heard of the Grados a few years ago, when i searched for then, i fell in love. The WWII-sh design, the simplicity, even the typography on it.
Now i'm a grown man, i got a job and a beard, i thought it was time to finally meet the world i saw on High Fidelity. I got them 2 weeks ago, i'm still getting used to the whole new world of sound that these babies can delivery, and i'm loving it.
Now my music has details that i didn't know that existed, and the mids are so clear, and i have a soundstage, even with my piece-of-dirty onboard sound-card.
I have a long way to go, the SR60i are not even fully burned in, and my ears have a lot to learn, and i have a lot of 192kb music to replace with FLAC, but i will get there, the same way the Grado got to me.
May 27, 2011 at 7:39 pm
Pros: Energy, bounce
Cons: Excels on rhythm, not the most neutral
Cons: Excels on rhythm, not the most neutral
Everyone should have one to go back to when your ubercans are sent for re-wiring etc. They surprise me again and again...
January 13, 2011 at 5:10 pm
Pros: Open airy sound, easy to mod to your taste
Cons: Plastic construction
Cons: Plastic construction
These cans are fun!! Flatout FUN to listen to!!
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