[theREALsean]

Hello,

I would like to know what people think about the Grado SR60 cans. Actually, do me a favor and list your top three and your low three cans you have ever owned. I am looking into getting a pair over $30 but under $200. Please help a loser like me out. I should let you know what I would be plugging it into and listening to. my CD Player, computer, and iPod. And Jamming to anything from DMB (Dave matthews band) to sublime. For a listing of my mp3s point your browser to
http://sean.gotdns.com/goodtunes
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Been Dazed and Confused for so long it's not true.

 

[Eagle_Driver]

Oops, that's not "Grando", it's "Grado". I've proofread and corrected the spelling in your post.

 

[theREALsean]

My apologies.

 

[Jeff Guidry]

Yeah, they don't make Grandos anymore...

 

[theREALsean]

Do you think the SR60's are nice or not?

 

[fiddler]

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[peter braun]

I recently bought a pair of Grado SR60s for my wife and I think they sound pretty good, especially for the price. They far exceeded my expectations out of the box and sound even better every time I use them.

 

[theREALsean]

Cool. I'll prolly add it to my collection.

What excatly makes someone a junior member? You were born in 1969 and you are a junior member....

 

[Jeff Guidry]

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Originally posted by theREALsean Do you think the SR60's are nice or not?

Unfortunately, I have not used the SR60's, so I cannot comment on their sound. My post about Grando's was merely a joke...often, threads will wander well off topic very quickly, especially when a newbie like yourself posts a pretty generic question like "Do you think the SR60's are nice or not?

There are reams of reviews, pro and con, of this headphone. Do a search, and I assure you you will have more opinions to sift through than you will be willing to read...

 

[theREALsean]

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Originally posted by Jeff Guidry Unfortunately, I have not used the SR60's, so I cannot comment on their sound. My post about Grando's was merely a joke...often, threads will wander well off topic very quickly, especially when a newbie like yourself posts a pretty generic question like "Do you think the SR60's are nice or not?" There are reams of reviews, pro and con, of this headphone. Do a search, and I assure you you will have more opinions to sift through than you will be willing to read...

 

[theREALsean]

I understand, Jeff. Thank you for tolerating me.

 

[gloco]

The Grado's are definitely a good can to start off with, those were my first real good pair, from there...i just lost control. Consider yourself warned.

 

[theREALsean]

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Originally posted by gloco The Grado's are definitely a good can to start off with, those were my first real good pair, from there...i just lost control. Consider yourself warned.

hehe, thanks. My list is actually pretty small. SR60, Senn MX500, Koss 35 on top of the two i've bought in the past two days, Koss PortaPro and Koss KSC-35. Before I had these, I had sony. Never again will I buy sony.

 

[peter braun]

I am pretty sure I am a junior member because I have had only four posts ( not including this one ).

 

[gloco]

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Originally posted by theREALsean hehe, thanks. My list is actually pretty small. SR60, Senn MX500, Koss 35 on top of the two i've bought in the past two days, Koss PortaPro and Koss KSC-35. Before I had these, I had sony. Never again will I buy sony.

Well, don't count out Sony totally. The MDR-V6/7506 cans are a good product. If you ever need an affordable closed heaphone, go with the V6's.