[Laokid18]

Had them for a couple of days, these are my first real set of cans and couldn't be anymore happier. I was using Shure se310 iems before this, and the SR 60 have the speed and treble energy the shures were missing.Plus i love the upfront mids, they really do make music sound more engaging and really fun. listening to these with my zune is the perfect escape.

 

[klamP]

Glad you like them

 

[Laokid18]

I really do love these headphones, they were alot cheaper than the Shures and sound better to.

 

[dclancy]

They were many and my first "real" cans as well. Enjoy.

 

[iphone3g]

yea they are pretty good

 

[Cinders]

My first real set of cans too. I love them to death. The comfort was a bit of an issue but I fixed that with new pads, and they're open and a bit bulky so not really good for portability, but I use them every now and then to drown in the lovely Grado sound.

Actually I'll use them right now, *takes his PK3's out and switches to SR60's*.

 

[gideonMorrison]

You think the sr60 is good? Try the RS2, o and sorry about your wallet

 

[dclancy]

Quote:

Originally Posted by gideonMorrison /img/forum/go_quote.gif You think the sr60 is good? Try the RS2, o and sorry about your wallet

gideon you wicked person!
It's true though, if you continue to upgrade and try new cans, you'll find more articulate and accurate, but few that are as exciting and lively.

 

[Laokid18]

You think the sr60 is good? Try the RS2, o and sorry about your wallet

Yea there ideal for a starving student like me, If the SR 60 sound like this, I can't wait to get some higher end Grados.

 

[Anvil]

Glad you like em.

 

[rjp]

Welcome to SR60ville, and sorry about your wallet! I've been revisiting a lot of long-"lost" music with my SR60s in the last couple of months, and they never cease to amaze me.

Of course, that brings up the whole "sorry about your wallet" problem... I'm afraid my wallet would take a big hit if I auditioned the SR325i, RS1, or RS2.