[iceshark]

Ok so first off I have had the Shure 750djs for around a month and a half now, which is funny because I feel like I've had them forever. While at this moment I'm not exactly able to go out and spend any amount of money on another pair of headphones, I would like to ask about the Grado Prestige series. The main reason I ask is because the Shure's seem to accentuate the bass frequencies, with crisp treble as well. The mid-range is somewhat lacking, and I listen to a variety of frequencies in my music. I was sort of interested in hearing a more interesting mid-range and crisper highs, but I'm not too excited about the idea of a "balanced" headphone, which sounds a tad bit drab to me. I was really keeping my eyes on the 225i's but if anyone has any suggestions, please feel free. If you'd like to mention other higher/mid frequency sound signature headphones, also feel free, as I am open to a wide variety of input. Also the Grado Prestige series are much more low profile and compact than the Shure's, and even though they are open-air that is also a nice plus.
 

 

[iceshark]

Guess I'll bump. And on a side note, if anyone has a link to a thread that might contain useful info

 

[iceshark]

Bumpity bump

 

[iceshark]

Eh, I'll continue bumping

 

 

[peskypesky]

why not try the Grado SR60s and see if you like the Grado sound?
 
or how about the Sennheiser 595s, which are on serious sale at Amazon?

 

[iceshark]

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why not try the Grado SR60s and see if you like the Grado sound?

Well I sort of wanted to consider that, but the problem is if I have tried it and I want to move up, then what do I do with them? If I don't like the sound I will make sure to double check for returning options. Trust me, you have no idea how much I want to just demo these things.