[Eagle_Driver]

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Originally Posted by xnothingpoetic /img/forum/go_quote.gif Sorry- miss understanding- I was responding to the OP and his opinion on the sound of Grados. My fault- I should have quoted him.

I stand corrected. Grados do the midrange right. And most music sounds lie in the midrange. The bass is tight - but it will never be anywhere near car-subwoofer-boomy. Their only major fault is that their lower treble response can be a bit rough (hence the 'Grato' nickname).

 

[electropop]

Muffled bass from grados?!?!? An outrage!
And a grado from the bottom of the hierarchy? There's no bass to muffle!

 

[Audiofiler]

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Originally Posted by krmathis /img/forum/go_quote.gif The Grado's are not for everyone. Perhaps they are simply not for you...

End of thread.
Thanks also to subtle for letting me know some interesting info, + 1 to the ignore going forth.

 

[DJGeorgeT]

the sr60 can sound great, but you need to mod them. One simple mod is to remove the SR60 chips. The second mod is to replace the grills with fine metal mosquito nets. The bass is greatly improved. Part of the fun of listening to headphones is to mod headphones DYI. I have modded every IEM and headphone I use, basically customized to the sound I like.

 

[Vandal]

Quote:

Originally Posted by electropop /img/forum/go_quote.gif Muffled bass from grados?!?!? An outrage! And a grado from the bottom of the hierarchy? There's no bass to muffle!

Heh heh. I heard the SR60. I must agree