Testseek.com have collected 11 expert reviews of the Grado Labs SR-60 and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Grado Labs SR-60.
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11 Reviews
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Abstract: Despite a life almost entirely dominated by technology I find it odd that the things I admire the most tend to be very traditional. I suppose there?s no reason to assume that a predilection for technology should make me any less appreciative of olde wo...
Abstract: Oh, well, here we go. Modified Grado SR60 by Kneel Jung Kneel's Notes - My SR60 is just pieced together like a puzzle. I never got around to putting some screws in for the gimbals. The cups are bigger around than Grado cups so I shortened the pegs on t...
Very coherent and open sounding with a rich and enveloping midrange. Overall, a very balanced presentation that is listenable for many hours once you make the headband more comfortable. Works very well with the iPod and is very cheap for the quality it delivers. A classic product worthy of its status as one of the best values of all-time.
Headband needs some work in order to fit comfortably. Slightly forward sounding in the treble. Can be heard by people around you. The ear pads will wear down and require replacement. Your friends and co-workers might want to steal them once they try them out.
A best buy in the headphone world, and easily the best "under $150". The SR60s give more expensive headphones a bad name and offer a very coherent, musical, fun listening experience....
Abstract: They may look like something a WW2 pilot would have strapped on to their heads before going off for a dogfight, but the Grado SR60s are, quite simply, the best headphones in their price bracket - and higher. Created by a family business in Brooklyn, G...
Abstract: Frequently described as ?the gateway to audiophile sound,? the Grado SR 60 compete with the Sennheiser HD 497 for the title of ?best full-size, open headphones under $100??many headphones that cost twice as much dont sound as good. The retro-styled SR...
Abstract: <b>Spec:</b> Stereo, Headphones, Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm, None<br> <b>Good:</b> Retro-styled, over-the-ear model; sounds swell with portables; big bass; lively sonics.<br> <b>Bad:</b> Not the slickest-looking or most comfortable phones you can buy.<br> <b>Bottomline:</b> Grados cheapest headphones belt out big sound with pint-size portable audio devices.<br>
Superbe aération / image sonore large, Dynamique / beauté des mediums, Casque léger et confortable, Prix / design / articulation
Ouvert donc pas isolant, Finition légère, Câble encombrant, Mousses tiennent chaud
Pour une écoute nomade au sens moderne du terme, le SR60 de Grado souffre de deux défauts: l'absence d'isolation et le câble de 2 m. Mais comme certains préfèrent tout de même les casques ouverts, le SR60 trouve sa place ici. Et quelle place! En effet...
