John Grado took over from his uncle Joe Grado, the company's famous founder, some 20 years ago. He's revised one of high-end audio's great bargains, and without messing it up by raising its price too much or by compromising its performance. In fact, in my...
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Publicerad: 2012-10-21, Författare: Oliver , testad av: Digitaltrends.com
Wide-open, clear, and well-detailed sound, Awesome midrange and vocal detail, Deep, tight, and articulate bass, Fatigue-free and pristine treble, Sounds great on all different kinds of music, Surprisingly comfortable fit and design
Space-age looks may be off-putting for some, Foam earpad cushions can wear out over time
If it weren't clear by now, we couldn't be happier with the Grado SR60i headphones. What they lack in frills or features, they more than make up for in sound quality, combining a wide-open and fairly neutral balance with excellent clarity and detail. Th...
Sammanfattning: The SR60i by Grado headphones are most known for their retro or old school look but also for their extreme high sound quality, nothing for this price sound any better. The SR60i have a very rich and natural sound with great detailed bass, clear highs a...
Sammanfattning: Here's a question for a Stereophile.com poll: What's the best hi-fi value of the last 15 years? I'd bet that, 16 years after its introduction, Grado Laboratories' SR60 headphones would get more than a few votes. When introduced, in 1993 or '94, th...
