Grado SR 60

Description: Headphone Design: Ear-cup / Wireless: No / Sensitivity: 98 mW / Vented diaphragm. Non Resonant air chamber. Standard ... more

Grado SR 60 ... copper voice coil wire. Standard copper connecting cordmini plug with 1/4 inch adaptor. Tranducer type dynamic. Operating principle open air. Frequency response 20-20SPL 1mV98 Normal impedance 32ohms. Base weight is great and for imaging quality detail delicacy and shear enjoyable musicality the Grados are sensational.

Newest Review: ... in its rendition of a track. I was very impressed with the appearance of the Grado SR 60 'phones. Get them out of a ... more

... rather lacklustre box, and you have a very nicely designed, carefully weighted pair of cans. They feel good to wear - light, but sturdy - and very comfortable. Their slightly retro feel and high build quality were really appealing. They look considerably more expensive than their ninety quid price tag, and it's only when you look closely that you notice differences to the more expensive SR325 cans in the form of a plastic headband (the higher-end headphones use leather). However, this has no impact on the com...more

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Price Comparison for Grado SR 60

	GRADO SR-60 HEADPHONES Vented diaphragmNon Resonant air chamberStandard copper voice coi ... Last Update 26.11.2009 05:50	£ 82.95

GRADO SR-60 HEADPHONES
Vented diaphragmNon Resonant air chamberStandard copper voice coi ...

Last Update 26.11.2009 05:50

£ 82.95

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Grado SR 60: A grade-o above the rest (692 words)
by - written on 28/10/09 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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I was recently shopping for headphones for my boyfriend. We live in a semi-detached house, and so we can't turn up our hifi too loud without annoying the neighbours. However, we both like listening to a wide variety of music - and we like it loud! Therefore, it seemed like a good idea to buy him a decent pair of headphones for his birthday. Being an audiophile nerd of disturbing proportions, I auditioned loads of cans costing from around one hundred to five hundred quid, trying to find him the perfect pair. I know that probably seems like a lot of money, but bear in mind that these are in many ways designed for use as a replacement for speakers for a ... Read the complete review

Blows the competition out of the water! (454 words)
by - written on 06/12/08 (Very useful, 155 readings)
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Audiophiles are strange people; training as a Sound Engineer and working with high end audio equipment I've come across quite a few of them and come to the conclusion that they are, for the main part deluded. Many seem to be under the impression that you need to spend thousands of pounds on equipment to achieve the ultimate audio experience - this may be true for the most part, but it doesn't mean that a setup costing a tenth of the price can't produce similar results. I'm glad to announce that the Grado SR60's are the hidden gems of the headphone world. Costing around £80 online, these headphone punch way above their leauge; sure, you're not going to get ... Read the complete review

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