WiZ83
Head-Fier
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Can't visit the dealer today, as they're closed for Sunday and Monday, so I guess I'll drop by tomorrow.
Originally Posted by d-cee /img/forum/go_quote.gif you might not be happy with Grados if you loved the HD580s though =\ |
Originally Posted by 003 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Or he might realize what a nasty veil they had and love the grados. |
Originally Posted by 003 /img/forum/go_quote.gif The 600 grilles and 650 cable won't do anything but make them more durable. |
Originally Posted by 003 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Also what kind of music do you listen to, as different headphones do different types of music better. For example, the HD580 is probably the worst headphone you could get for rock or metal (the veil). It is geared to more classical (and related) music. |
Originally Posted by WiZ83 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I used to own a HD580 before it got stolen. |
Originally Posted by WiZ83 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I've purchased Bose TriPort headphones from BestBuy 2 days ago from BestBuy locally for $140. I used to own Sennheiser HD580, which was my grandpa's till the day he died 2 years ago, my dad gave it to me since I was the one who enjoyed music the most. But I lost it, some mother ****er stole my HD580 from my dorm room last week. So, I decided I need a new pair of headphones, I went to my local BestBuy, and apparently, according to BestBuy, the Bose TriPort are the best headphones they have, and in fact the most expensive there. Bose TriPort was the only one at the display where I could test it before I make my purchase, as according to BestBuy's manager, Bose is the only company to give him sample sets. I tested it there, I liked it, but when I brought it back, and played it on my computer, it didn't sound as good as HD580, but of course I didn't expect it to beat a pair of headphones that costs way more than what I paid for, but I did some internet research, and came to read about the Grado SR60 and SR80, which are relatively cheaper. Anyway, the main question is, is my TriPort a good buy? Or I could get the Grado SR60 or SR80 for cheaper, and better? All I want is a pair of headphones, I got a small headphone amplifier which my grandpa used to own, and I'm using it to amplify the sound. I've read many great reviews of SR60 and SR80, but none compare them to Bose Triport. BestBuy give me 30 days to return the product if I'm not happy with it, therefore I need to make up my mind, whether to keep it, or buy a better Grado for cheaper. The reason I have to stick with headphones is because I live in a dorm, and I stay up late, I don't want to wake my neighbors up. According to Grado's website, the only difference between SR60 and SR80 is the cable, and the cans, but I need more input from people who actually tried both, and how they compare. Whether the SR80 is worth the extra $25 or not? But the most important thing is, whether I should keep my Bose TriPort or purchase Grado? Thanks. |