[PlanBSTI]

I have a little dilemma here.
 
I was planning on picking up a uDac2, but you know most of the time your shopping around you looking at other things and I happen to stumble onto the SR60i's.
 
I know they're good headphones
 
But I have a PC360 headset, based off the HD595, same driver, just close vs open. Also have a thing that stick out for you to be heard over the internet(mic). The price point is over $400 in differences(HD595)
 
I am wondering if it's worth picking up the SR60i, I haven't been listening on the go very much. I have a pair of senns (HD220 addias) that I use for when i'm on the go. But these will mainly be used for my Macbook pro along with the udac2. Usually indoors and quiet environment.

 

[shlok1993]

Sr60i is pretty cool, but slightly bright cans, and they don't require amping, use it for indoor use only though, they leak like mad

 

[shlok1993]

And also, the grado sound is totally different from senns, grado gives you in your face music

 

[PlanBSTI]

Yeah thanks for the input.
 
Which is why I started this thread. I haven't heard any other brands. 
 
Grado has a different feel or sound from I've read.
 
Would you recommend these over the HD220's I currently use for my macbook + uDac2 or should I just not bother?

 

[Kerry56]

You ran across them?  Do you have direct access to them?  If so, ask to listen to them before purchasing.  Grado's are definitely not for everyone, and I believe you shouldn't buy them without trying them.  They have a bright, energetic sound, which meshes well for most types of rock, but don't have deep bass impact. 
 
Another thing to consider, many have issues with the feel and fit of Grado's.  I personally don't like the stock pads that come with the SR-60i's (the S-Cush Comfies).  I wound up making my own custom pads. 

 

[PlanBSTI]

Hmm, I'll pass then, I was looking at them online, No retailers I've looked here carry's them here.