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I've got a several part question for the New Yorkers out there...specifically the ones in Manhattan. I live in the city and I'd like to know where I might be able to audition some audiophile brand cans such as Grados or Senns.
Part 2- Depending on what I think of the Grado SR 60's and/or how cheap I can get the koss Porta Pros for, it; will be either of the two. So basically, where is the cheapest place to get the Porta Pros (I'd rather buy them in a store but I guess that online is fine as long as the company is reputable)and if I can't find them for cheaper than $50 which is store retail, then might I as well spend the extra $20 for the SR60's ? I'm guessing yes but I don't want to assume that they're THAT much better.
Part 3- For those of you who own or have heard both... which would you recommend ? They'll be driven for now by my Sharp MD-MT90 minidisc recorder (no amp, hence the choice of cans) and then hopefully later by either an i pod or something better IF something better comes out in the near future. To be clear, I'm not a basshead. Rather, I enjoy clarity and trebble and soundstage/positioning is important to me. Comfort is also a factor..but not nearly as much as overall sound quality.
Part 4- I've also heard that the Grado SR 40's are pretty decent but cheaper because of where they're manufactured and perhaps because of a style difference. Thoughts on this ?
Just a reminder for you people in NYC..where can I audition some Grados and Senns ?
Thanks in advance guys
D.B.
Part 2- Depending on what I think of the Grado SR 60's and/or how cheap I can get the koss Porta Pros for, it; will be either of the two. So basically, where is the cheapest place to get the Porta Pros (I'd rather buy them in a store but I guess that online is fine as long as the company is reputable)and if I can't find them for cheaper than $50 which is store retail, then might I as well spend the extra $20 for the SR60's ? I'm guessing yes but I don't want to assume that they're THAT much better.
Part 3- For those of you who own or have heard both... which would you recommend ? They'll be driven for now by my Sharp MD-MT90 minidisc recorder (no amp, hence the choice of cans) and then hopefully later by either an i pod or something better IF something better comes out in the near future. To be clear, I'm not a basshead. Rather, I enjoy clarity and trebble and soundstage/positioning is important to me. Comfort is also a factor..but not nearly as much as overall sound quality.
Part 4- I've also heard that the Grado SR 40's are pretty decent but cheaper because of where they're manufactured and perhaps because of a style difference. Thoughts on this ?
Just a reminder for you people in NYC..where can I audition some Grados and Senns ?
Thanks in advance guys
D.B.