[meech]

I think 'Sound by Singer' on 16th street has the full line of GRADOs.

 

[Stoner]

Yeah, but they don't have the PS-1.

 

[reeseboisse]

Well I seriously doubt that any retail shops in this country have any right now, seeing as they were released only in Germany, and their existance was virtually denied by Grado.

 

[MechanicalMan]

I want the last five seconds of my life back.

 

[lan]

You think? are you sure?

how is the vibe in that store? not snobby?

 

[SuperGiraffe]

Sound by Singer can be a little snobby, depending on who you deal with, though they are generally friendly enough. But their headphone setup is much better than many places (only Grado, though); last time I was there, they had an Arcam CD player set up, dedicated, with a Musical Fidelity X-Cans V2, and the entire current Grado line (PS-1 excluded) on a rack in the open for you to plug and play with. They also have a relatively extensive CD collection, but I always bring my own. They also stock the Grado head amp, but it was not set up last time I was there.

 

[Sweet Spot]

Harvey Electronics usually has most of them as well. The one in the 40's usually has the most. I was at the one inside ABC home and carpet last weekend (where my rear Energy speakers are being held) and they were clean out of stock though the lady there said a truck just came in and probably had them all.

And those guys are always really nice to me. I love going in there with my CD's, and 'auditioning' the Lexicon/Krell and ML's

"Oh...it's you again..ok...you know where the room is"

 

[acs236]

Unless it has changed, Harvey has one of the worse headphone setups I've ever seen. Only one track is playing and you can't adjust the volume.

 

[terrymx]

Quote:

Originally posted by MechanicalMan I want the last five seconds of my life back.

hehe, i can see why your nick is mechanicalman.