inthecup
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Don't know about the rest but got some 225's about a month ago and all I can say is WOW!!!!! Well worth the $$$ to this old guy.
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Rednamalas1
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wait until you try RS1s
inthecup
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My wife would KILL me.
Rednamalas1
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say you bought it in garage sale for 15$
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This is an awesome move.
If you don't mind the extra work of buying used and reselling, it seems that you can try out and quickly resell any of the SR60-SR225 Grados without much risk of losing money.
Having had the SR80's for 2 years now, I wish I had just went for the 225's in the first place and saved myself the hassle of reselling. And according to quite a few Head-Fi'ers, I am not alone in this sentiment.
Not that the SR80's aren't extremely enjoyable. They still rock and are definitely worth the cost, new or used.
| Originally Posted by Rednamalas1 /img/forum/go_quote.gif say you bought it in garage sale for 15$
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This is an awesome move.
If you don't mind the extra work of buying used and reselling, it seems that you can try out and quickly resell any of the SR60-SR225 Grados without much risk of losing money.
Having had the SR80's for 2 years now, I wish I had just went for the 225's in the first place and saved myself the hassle of reselling. And according to quite a few Head-Fi'ers, I am not alone in this sentiment.
Not that the SR80's aren't extremely enjoyable. They still rock and are definitely worth the cost, new or used.
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