Grado SR-60 Reviews

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I purchased my SR60's about four years ago. During that time I've slapped them on maybe a hundred other sets of ears, always getting the "no way! from Amazon.com These are the best headphones I've ever had. They are comfortable and produce great quality sound. I've listened to the SR-60's and the SR-80's and in all honesty I can't tell the difference. I'm happy with my purchase and would recommend these to a friend. from Amazon.com I cannot even imaging music sounding better than these phones make them sound. I also have some px100's and porta pro's, and while those phones are awesome for the price, they do not come close to these, which are like $30 extra. Do yourself a favor and treat yourself to a set of these Grado's, but do not be surprised if you become addicted. The only con I can think about so far is that they look VERY retro, and they fit kinda loose on my head, and I am a big guy (6'1 220lbs) with a big head. from Amazon.com Primitive design. Wish I hadn't bought them. Sent note off to Grado. NO response. from Amazon.com . ). The sound quality on the Grados is far better, in my opinion, and they were less than 1/4 the price. The only thing that sucks for the average consumer is the ridiculous cord length, which isn't conducive to wearing these around town. from Amazon.com If you're looking for a lightweight, comfortable pair of headphones that won't tire your ears after hours of listening, or break the bank, consider the Grado sr60s, which are the lowest priced headphones in Grado's lineup. I've had my pair for two weeks now and have spent more time listening to music wth them than I did all of last year with my $2,500 component system. from Amazon.com The head phones are very good. Frankly, I have difficulty discerning any significant difference between the SR60 and the much more expensive SR325 Grado Headphones which sell for around $300. I own both. from Amazon.com This is terrific buy! Comparing to my beloved Koss Portapro, the bass is better controlled, treble is also better. from Amazon.com While too bulky for portable use, the Grados are perfect for listening at home. If you mainly listen to music on your computer, these headphones will be a serious upgrade to listening to any external computer speaker system, and will cost a lot less than anything decent while sparing your housemates the background noise of your sub thumping away. from Amazon.com Also, they are quite comfortable to wear for long periods of time. I can't imagine them not fitting your head unless it is unusually large. If you can, go to a sound equipment store and see if you can try on some Grado's and other brands. Your ear is the real decider. from Amazon.com

Released	over 3 years ago
Design	Over the Head
Usage	Consumer
Compatibility	Home Audio Personal Audio
Connectivity	Cable
Cable Length	6 ft.
Frequency Response	20 Hz - 20000 kHz
Impedance	32 ohm
MPN	sr-60
Plug Type	3.5 mm 6.35 mm
Sensitivity	98 dB
Sound Mode	Stereo
Volume Control	Without Volume Control

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