# Grado i-Grado Headphones # Grado Labs is pleased to announce the introduction of their ... more
newest product, the "iGrado? street style headphone # Designed specifically for the portable electronics market, it was their goal to design a street style headpho...
Postage & Packaging: Free! Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days...
# Grado i-Grado Headphones # Grado Labs is pleased to announce the introduction of their ... more
newest product, the "iGrado? street style headphone # Designed specifically for the portable electronics market, it was their goal to design a street style headpho...
Postage & Packaging: Free! Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days...
Advantages: Good sound, long lead, mini-jack and 1/4 inch jack provided. Disadvantages: Some may find the 'on ear' fit difficult at first.
In the interests of disclosure, I used to sell these products!
These are great headphones with Grado's unique vintage styling. These are the second headphone up the range and a clearly noticable improvement from the entry level (they use better wiring & technically superior, closer matched drivers). The jump up to the next headphone in the series (SR125) does not give anywhere near the same return for your money as the jump from SR60 to SR80. So in this respect at least, the extra money is well worth it. (I always felt that you needed to jump up 2 models above the SR80 to get a similar jump in quality).
They have a long lead as standard and come with mini-jack plug (for portable kit) and an adaptor to fit standard 1/4 inch jacks on Hi-Fi kit.
So what do they do well? Good bass extension, good detail in the mid range and nicely ...
NomisG 25.09.2007
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of Grado SR80
Advantages: Good sound quality for price, sturdy, long cable length Disadvantages: Can be uncomfortable over long periods of use, not exactly small
For their price the SR60 are a great pair of headphones. Why am I saying this? Well until I brought them I was used to my headphones breaking within three to six months down the line. I wouldn't say it's the headphones fault. As with everything you pay for what your get, so if you fork out £20 for a pair of ear buds then don't expect them to last the year. Though I also managed to pick up my pair for the bargin price of £60 due to last years sales.
So far I've had my pair for close to eight months and I haven't had much to complain about. In fact, quiet the opposite. They have a solid build quality with a thick, well protected jack cable, which means the the chances of a lose or broken wire causing sound in one or both ears to cut falls dramatically. Even more impressive is that the Grado provide a year long guarantee ...
ScreamingTc 28.11.2008
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Grado SR60
