FrysSux
New Head-Fier
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So I went the other day to listen to some headphnes. Just graduated, figured I should buy myself a graduation gift
Anyways, I wanted to buy the sr-225 after hearing the numerous positive reviews on this forum. So I took some cds and went to the local audio store. They had the sr-125, sr-225, and sr-325 out to listen to, all broken in. The guy also said that he had just gotten in a new pair of sr-325s, which was the new model. It had gold on the outside, instead of silver, and he said they had different drivers. Anyways, I put on my Green Day "Dookie" cd and started listening to them all. They had a receiver there, so it was being powered off of that. But I tried each one, and it was tough to tell the difference between the sr-325 (old) and the sr-225. However, when I put the new sr-325s on, I was totally blown away. The sound seemed "fuller" than any of the other headphones. I then just compared the sr-325 (new) to the sr-225s. The sr-225 seemed detailed, but something seemed different when compared to the sr-325. I brought my friend along who has a pair of rs-1s and he also said that the sr-325s sounded better. Just wondering if anyone else has listened to the new sr-325s. I'm going to buy some open headphones and was wondering if the sr-325s are worth $100 more than the sr-225s, or if I should maybe try some other headphones. My previous headphones were sony mdr-v600s, which I know is pretty bad. But it suited me just fine. However, now its time to upgrade my audio experience
I listened to a set of dt-770 pro/80s, which I liked a lot. Plenty of bass. It doesn't matter if it is open or closed headphones. I listen currently on a laptop soundcard, but will be upgrading to either a pcmcia or firewire based solution. Frequently use my Rio Carbon, so it would be nice if I could use that as a source. Prefer an unamped headphone. Also, I listen to alternative, rap, techno, D&B. Any other suggestions?
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