[Fido2]

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Originally Posted by Quaddy /img/forum/go_quote.gif i used graham slee voyager with grado sr-325i, it was a nice combo for me.

I have the Graham Slee Voyager also and I am using it with SR80's. It has been a very, very enjoyable combo. The combo sounds good with all types of music too; ie rock, metal, classical, jazz, accoustic

 

[Bojamijams]

Whichever amps puts out the most current is the one that'll be best for grados. They need power.

 

[sadhanaputra]

How do we know how much current an amp can produce?
And how much current exactly do Grados need?

Any specific (brand - model) recommendation?
Thanks before

 

[mrarroyo]

With Grado's I find that you need an amp which is a bit warm and punchy. To that effect I have enjoyed (in no particular order):

1. LaRocco PRII MkII
2. TTVJ Portable Millet
3. SR71 or The Hornet
4. Voyager
5. Xin Reference
6. MiniBox-E+ w/ AD797 op-amps

Good luck in your search.

 

[-=Germania=-]

mrarroyo,

I have to agree with you that the TTVJ and Grado are just about a match made in heaven (if you can stand some ping noise from the tubes) when looking at portable amps. I am not a Grado person, but it is hard not to like that combo.

 

[ed lynch]

Zombix x, I have the sr80 and sr 225, im using hornet m c&c xo, creek obh 21se (mains) at the moment all fully burnt in i find the grados can deliver with most equipment, even hi fi magazine a year ago recommended the sr 60 headphone their all time favourite with ancillaries costing (1000$) an amp+source in that pricerange,now i dont have the grado 60 at the moment, but something tells me i have to check it out,ed

 

[idpadan]

A second vote for the Pico - works well with my SR-80's.