Grado SR 60 Reviews

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  Grado SR 60

  £79.95

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  Grado SR 60

  £91.99

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• margo kerr 28th Aug 2008

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  Good Points: Brilliant

  
  

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  General comments: You can pick up every sound with the Grado SR 60 headphones that you cant pick up with most other headphones top quality sound i'm delighted with them.
  

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• Guest 10th Jan 2008

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  Ive only had them for a day and am in love with them. hope they don,t break.

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• bemahler 21st Jun 2007

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  Having reviewed numerous headphones that I own. I thought I would like to inform anyone buying these headphones what they are really like and if they deserve the accolade they have been given, the answer in one word YES. Without a doubt the Grados, no matter what sound source you use to listen to your music, will enable you to hear parts of the music you have not heard before. Try playing a track on your equipment that you really know with your normal headphones and then listen to the same track ...

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• runbux 17th Jun 2007

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  Well, I am a professional audio engineer working in the Classical arena. I admit that I don't use the SR-60s for monitoring on-the-job, but that's because you can't judge sound quality or stereo image using headphones alone, monitor speakers are absolutely required. However, I use the SR-60 for all my recreational listening with CD or .wav media. I love the things! With CD's I have engineered, I'm very pleased with the sound and imaging. You will need a good headphone amp on account of the extre ...

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• smiley 7th Oct 2004

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  I bought the Grado SR 60's they're great. I also had a chance to pick up the RS2's for a really good price so I jumped on them. They are incredible. The only problem with the Grado's is when it comes to travel, they're open air and therefore not good for taking on a plane.. they're also awkward to pack and you don't want to mess them up, so I bought the Shure earbuds instead of looking to another cumbersome set of noise cancelling headphones, they are great for travel nice and compact and hav ...

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• cyberboyn 13th Mar 2004

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  I use headphones in conjunction with Walkmans and personal Minidisc players, and I demand a superior quality of sound. I have a pair of Sennheiser MX-500's, which are excellent in-ear phones, but these are, unsurprisingly, no match for the Grado SR60's. These are fabulous headphones for the money. The bass is deep and punchy, the treble sweet and refined, and the sheer smoothness to the sound is breathtaking compared with cheaper units. These headphones make my Sony cassette Walkman sound amazin ...

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• dsbocco. 4th Apr 2003

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  I've been using a pair of "cost effective" (under $30) headphones and, to date, have been satisfied with them. Actually, I felt I made a good selection based on price verses performance. My MP3 collection was no longer limited to the speakers that came with the speaker. Only after I plugged in my new Grado SR60 headphones did I immediately know what I was missing. A new dimension, a renewal, was added to my music collection.
  
  The SR60s are an open type of headphones. It means the ambient noise ...

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• Dave. 9th Dec 2001

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  I expect a great deal of my earphones and I am now satisfied (totally) with the Grado's variation (SR80..but is probably not much different to the SR60s).A joy to behold!

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• airspring. 25th Jul 2001

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  I bought a set of these headphones a little while ago for use with my hi fi separates after some research into different headphone makes and models. I looked at a set of Sennheiser 590 going cheap at a shop near ware I work, and although I was slightly impressed with their sound and extreme confront they turned out to be nothing compared to the excellence of the Grados.
  The first time I heard the 60's I was more concerned with the 80-pound price tag rather than the sound. -You must understand ...

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