[milton10]

Or are the Koss KSC-75's 80% or even 90% of the Grado SR-60's? I just got a pair of the SR-60's and although they sound great, the KSC-75's sound almost as clear with almost as much bass response. Doing this comparison has given me a new found appreciation for this small set of cans!

I am also thinking of upgrading to the SR-80's - will I notice much of a difference?

Thanks,

Milton

 

[KenW]

Honestly, I prefer the 60's to the 80's. IMO the difference isn't worth the money. Instead, I'd save and pop for the 225's.

 

[jagorev]

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Originally Posted by milton10 Or are the Koss KSC-75's 80% or even 90% of the Grado SR-60's? I just got a pair of the SR-60's and although they sound great, the KSC-75's sound almost as clear with almost as much bass response. Doing this comparison has given me a new found appreciation for this small set of cans! I am also thinking of upgrading to the SR-80's - will I notice much of a difference? Thanks, Milton

I think I've heard a lot of people state similar opinions. And if the difference between KSC-75 -> SR-60 seems slight, the difference from SR-60 -> SR-80 would seem even more incremental.

 

[boodi]

It's not just you
I prefer ksc35 to sr-60 ( but it's more about personal preference here )
and I definitely prefer sr-80 to sr-60 ( it's about more bass and more air here )

 

[nabwong]

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Originally Posted by boodi It's not just you I prefer ksc35 to sr-60 ( but it's more about personal preference here ) and I definitely prefer sr-80 to sr-60 ( it's about more bass and more air here )

I too prefer the ksc35/75 over the sr60.

 

[milton10]

I love the Grado sound, but how high up the chain do you have to go to get clearly superior sound to the KSC-75?

 

[mrarroyo]

Unless you can return for a full refund I would let the SR-60 burn in 100 hours before you sell them. You may be surprised. If not go for the SR225.