how good is grado 325i in All Reviews

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… sounds with the SR80s.

The only thing better is the SR325i (and maybe some of the even more expensive Grados). I highly recommend the SR80! If you're on a budget and can't afford the SR325i… 303 more reviews »

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…'re also made out of non-resonant aluminum (instead of plastic). They also sport a leather headband. With more closely-matched drivers, the 325i sounds about as close to top of the Grado lineup without…

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… 325i's I had at 1/3 rd the price. I don't know how these would compare to some high end audiophile rated cans but for use in my studio and for just enjoying music these work very well. I like them!… 315 more reviews »

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… Grado's headphones because I'd only heard good things about them. I originally thinking about getting SR225 but deceided to invest another $100 and got the SR325i. />I thought HD580 was amazing while…

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… impressive staging/detailed/balanced sound. However I kind of felt that it makes other genre musics too classical(?) so I wanted to try Grado 325i after hearing about all the compliments! And I bought…

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…Got one on eBay for $25. Works great. Sounds great. I use it with my Grado SR325i - which is also a great headphone if your looking in the $300 range.… 7 more reviews »

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… cnet.
Choices were HD600, HD650, AKG K701, Grado SR325i. Also considered some by Denon. HD650 fit all my requirements.
Sound was important but not at the cost of Comfort and durability… 140 more reviews »

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… the plastic junk that hangs from hooks at Walmart. Grado first produced a top-shelf product, boutique audiophile headphones, then pushed downward to see how it could make its cans affordable without reducing…

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… the Grado SR225 model in my opinion. />I realized a while back that I am an audiophile, someone who loves good sound and thus wants his cans to be able to reproduce those sounds as accurately… 51 more reviews »

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… the Grado SR225 model in my opinion. />I realized a while back that I am an audiophile, someone who loves good sound and thus wants his cans to be able to reproduce those sounds as accurately…

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… at $150. Grado makes different amps which can be used with any of their cans (and designed one of the amps to work with some other brands as well) but are primarily for the SR325 and higher and cost… 51 more reviews »

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…Purchased the SR325I here and was impressed with the sound. Then they stopped working after about 2hrs use. Returned them for repairs. Repairs lasted only about an hour then left can stopped working…

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…Firstly, I want to mention that this is the 7th headphone I have purchased. I have/had the Grado RS1, 325i, Westone UM2, Grado SR80, SR60 and Sennheiser HD497. For this revew, I am basically going… 225 more reviews »

from charl114, Cnet.com

…Well I've been using the Grado 325i's for about a year now and can't imagine wanting to be without them. They're hooked up to a Musical Fidelity X-CAN v3 headphone amp. running off a Terratec Aureon…

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…. For $69 you cannot get anything better than Grado SR60. In case you wonder about SR60-325i differences I will explain it.

Don't go for SR80. They will cost you more, but they will not sound…