hsubox
100+ Head-Fier
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I just noticed....we have the same three cans in our house that is in your sig.
Great minds listen alike!
I just noticed....we have the same three cans in our house that is in your sig.
How 'bout some eye candy for my Grado fam?
From left to right:
Ebony SR80i
325is
Padauk SR80i
Walnut SennGrado with braided cable by Yew Audio
Great minds listen alike!
damn boy ! grado porn !!
Don't feel bad about not ponying up to the big leagues. If you want to get there you will. I'm in the same boat. It's all about priorities.
I love the sentiment, and I agree about priorities.
I'm pretty sure I've ponied up to the big leagues, or at least AAA
Guess I should update my signature...
Did you listen to them with the woo
yeah, you're about in the big show now
Just grab the best Grado that you can afford to hold you over....even the SR60i has the Grado signature......heck...it is an awesome headphone.
This is it. Grado flavor is addicting. I assume every Grado headphone is injected with a "drug" thing that ears are always asking for. Now I'm hooked. Grado fan-Valiente.
Whew! Now I feel validated
BTW- my 225i's are taped. Best. Mod. Ever. (and really cheap)
Well semicoln, it's been 7 years now since I have joined the dark side (Grado), and in that time, I have had the chance to hear pretty much every Grado models, and even though I'm lucky enough to own what I consider to be desireable Grados, my SR80i still manage to amaze me, everytime I put them on.And even though I prefer the sound of my other Grados, when you factor in the SR80's low price, and the fact they can sound good out of just about anything, including a canary's butt, it's easy to see why they're so popular.
As I've said before, If I'm ever foced to sell my other Grados, I could be very happy with my SR80i as my only pair of headphones.
Oh!, by the way, I have the L-cush on my SR80i.
Well semicoln, it's been 7 years now since I have joined the dark side (Grado), and in that time, I have had the chance to hear pretty much every Grado models, and even though I'm lucky enough to own what I consider to be desireable Grados, my SR80i still manage to amaze me, everytime I put them on.And even though I prefer the sound of my other Grados, when you factor in the SR80's low price, and the fact they can sound good out of just about anything, including a canary's butt, it's easy to see why they're so popular.
As I've said before, If I'm ever foced to sell my other Grados, I could be very happy with my SR80i as my only pair of headphones.
Oh!, by the way, I have the L-cush on my SR80i.
No, at that time I did not have a dedicated headphone amp, I listened through my Sony CDP-C701ES- Adcom GTP-400 Pre-amp/tuner with the Meridian 203 D/A converter. My 325is's out of the Woo actually sound like a mix of the MS2i/325is, they sound great! I do like both models, but I preferred the 325's, so with the Woo its like I have them both.