On an educators income with a liking for high fidelity, I find myself searching for the best bang for my buck. I've recently purchased the SR-80s for home use, PortaPros for walking the streets, and I've been looking for a budget pair of closed cans to get me home in a few months on the boring...

I too am surprised that such a product would hit the shelves, but I'm going to keep them around as reference. I'll let my friends listen to them, and then let them listen to my other nicer headphones.

Quote: Originally Posted by avocado there is nothing but highs - mids and lows are virtually non-existent - and they "sound like a $1 earphone." That review is very accurate. I just listened to them for an hour and I'm nothing but disappointed. They are smaller in hand than they...

Sorry to bump, but if anyone's interested, I'll be buying these solely for the design on Tuesday. I haven't seen any reviews online about these cans other than that written in Japanese. I have the Portapros and SR-80s for comparison. I'll be purchasing the black model for 29,000 KRW. (18.76 USD)

Quote: Originally Posted by dyce just got mine, yep im guessing they are fake since it came in a plastic bag and do documentation. they sound real good if you press them on your ears,but the bass has small detail when they are regularly on. After buying my gf a new ipod nano that...

Hey there, has anyone noticed that Grado updated all of their headphones except the iGrado.