I'm deciding between these and the HD650's. I appreciate your review and your English is great, if you try talking slower you might be able to find the right words easier :D. Keep up the good work.
Headphone amp make all the different, it kind of like driving sport car with unleaded gasoline, but with premium headphone, it can unlock hidden sound but it is very - very expensive (try to buy battery one, more portable). try to google this headphone amp:Grado RA1 Reference Headphone Amplifier (Battery Power)
@albert2090 you might want to invest in just a full size speaker amp. They usually provide a headphone jack and are pretty quality. And most cost less than the Grado RA1 reference headphone amp.
These headphone are very load, similar to cheap laptop speaker (sound leak from headphone). I am currently using Sennheiser hd650, that headphone is so loud during usage that I can't even listen to them at night.
Hey thanks for your post and review. I have the SR80 and it has lasted me 9 years now. I can't wait for it to brake so that I could do what you did...except I will be getting the GS1000. I don't have the guts to physically break the headphone because 1) they are very high quality and 2) I want to see how long they last so I can make my review of it when it goes down. Once again, thanks.
Hey dude, I need a headphone amp for my laptop, any suggestions for a portable amp. I'm thinking of picking up a pair of Grado sr225's within the next few weeks.
That's my dream headphone GS1000, I want get my hand on that headphone so bad but the triple digit zero is prevent me from getting it. Way too expensive. It's worth it??? $1000 price??
i love my sr60i's but i want to upgrade to these. i can live with the oversized headphone jack but the whole "amp" thing worries me. i spend most of my time listening to music on the computer but i just dont want to spend money on extra equipment.
I'd advise people to sample different brands before choosing one, because the sound is going to be different. Even with the 325's if you look at the freq response graph it's not as neutral as an equivalent pair of senns.
Saying this because I own both sets, ie: a more neutral sounding headset like the senns (HD600 etc..) may not sound so exciting at first because the sound is uncolored but listening for long periods of time is much less fatiguing than on a set of grados.
This video is about a year old now. You're still enjoying these 325i headphones? I've tried the entry level SR60 but I found them very uncomfortable on my ears after 15 minutes or so.
@ChrisGranger Keep wearing them, I have a pair of the sr80i's (same ear cushion as the sr60) and I am so happy I didn't give up on them. After the first week, I was bummed, they were really uncomfortable. But after a while the earpads softened up, and now they are like earmuffs, Don't give up!
@dmunro91 Grado should work on their cushions. I got the RS-1is and it's a major pain after 3 hours. The sound quality makes it all worthwhile though.
Well the SR-325 are VERY solid headphones for the price.
Grado's shining star is the PS-1000, these babies go head to head with Sennheiser's HD800. Both need a headphone amp to achieve the superb SQ they are capable of.
Hey, great review. I'm looking at buying the SR225i, but I was wondering about the "burn-in" period, this is where, apparently, the headphones acquire better sound over a certain time period (usually a few hours). Did you notice any difference after a few hours use?
The guy knows that it's 'grado', look at the description. It's just his pronunciation. He also clearly states that these are the 'i' version. Why be so negative when he's only trying to provide a helpful review?
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I'm not trying to be negative, I"m stating that the guy barely even knows much about his own headphones. Second, the review honestly isn't very helpful at all. The microphone sounds like it came from the dollar store and you can barely understand him.
are you kidding me? he is perfectly fine with his english. What a turd! grow up, travel around. You wont be as narrow minded as you are right now. He doesnt have to sound like a redneck to speak proper english.
I have the SR225 and they sound great.the one complaint I have is that the male is a 1/4 inch as apposed to a 3.5 mm( the standard mp3 jack) so, I went to get an adapter and it fit fine but it wore out the female on my ipod so i would have to twist the male around to get the sound to come out of both ears. so what i did was purchase an upbeat audio boostaroo amp and it made the sound quality even better and i didnt have to worry about the worn jack. so overall these headphones sound great w/ amp
Has anyone tried the GS1000??? I want to just try them, and when I get the money (pfff... when is that going to happen) I would consider to invest in them!
i have tried the gs1000 and they are absolutely amazing there is no distinction between what they sound like and hearing it live. They are truly amazing
Hey, anybody in the UK should check out the alessandro range of headphones, they're made by grado but slightly tweaked, and they offer great value for money in the UK. A pair of sr-80i grado cost over £110 here, where as you can get a ms-1 alessandro, which is meant to be comparative to the sr-125i (ie better than the sr-80i) but cost less than £70 to the UK ! This is because alessandro offer a flat rate shipping to all countries direct from their website, with grado you are unfortunately
Bought a SR-80i recently and total loved the sound of it. The only bad thing I dislike about it is it makes my ear sweaty. My SR-325is (silver cups) are on order and coming. But it for a sick deal though always 1/2 the MSRP price. Selling my SR80i soon and they only have like 50 hrs of listening.
hey dude, i got em over 2 weeks ago and i paired them with a ROLLS amp. I heard for the best sound you should pair them with a tube amp of some sorts or an amp produced by grado. But i'm an audiophile on a budget so... I couldn't afford either of them.
Hey man, you said you broke your SR 125's when you wore them to sleep. What about the 325's? Are they comfortable when you sleep with them on or wear them for a long time? I want to get a pair of SR225i's, but I'm afraid they'll be uncomfortable since they don't surround the ear lobe.
thank you for that comment i couldn't decide between the 125s the 225s and the 325s. so do you think the 125s are even better than the 225s as well? also do you reccomend using a headphone amp/DAC combo? thanks very much for the help. Also could i just use my Cambride audio amp ?
Hey man. Great headphones. Actually I heard them and they are much better than SR 80 which I have. And the SR 80 kick some serious ass. No wonder SR 325 are $400 here in Toronto, Canada.
I know that Grado claims that the new "i" series headphones are better, but I haven't heard a good comparison of an "i" to a not "i".
On a separate note, is the 4k with or without extras like amps and DACs? With those two I clock in at around $1,250 Canadian, but I've only just begun!
Grado headphones are just amazing, in special the GS100, RS1,RS2, but at that price the ear cushions could came in leather because they are just a sponges.
I recently got bore so I did a search for Grado review and oddly, I didn't find any review at all. So did one, Grado is excellent brand name, little pricey but good quality.
albert, also if you are looking to experiment with headphone amps you can make your own! just go and google cmoy amp. all you need is solderieing skills and about 20 dollars for parts.
also, what number did you get? (its on the bottom white part of the box)
the i stands for improved. also you could of repaired the grado 125.
also, you might want to mod the 325i to have a wooden enclosure, this will improve bass a bit (plus it reduces weight, and looks better).
also, about the sen 650, they arent as "in your face" and lively as the grado's. with the 325i you feel like you are right there! plus the 650's really do need an amp. i wouldnt recomend jumping from 325i to 650 because of price, 650+ amp will easily be over 800.
You, my friend, have a nice set of headphones. I have upgraded from my Grado SR60 to the Grado RS2 and the latter sounds incredible. However, my Sennheiser HD650s are still my best cans to date. Overall, though, Grado Labs make top quality products throughout their entire line. Grado SR60 are still in my top 3 headphones under $100.
How is Sennheiser HD650s headphone? I been trying to get my hand on one of that for a while but it too pricy ? I had heard people saying it to much bass comparing to Grado brand, it's true?
It's not bass heavy, but it gives you strong bass when your audio source demands it. Crystal clarity with an overall sweetness on all frequencies and I would describe the bass as a tight, accurate THUMP(for bass drums). As with all Sennheiser audiophile cans, the comfort is unbeatable.
That true it does leak out, the headphone is open air so sound will definitely leak out. If you are in are small room, the headphone can be use a speaker, that how loud it is:)
good review. right now, i am using the Fubar3 from audiophile products with akgk701's. i just ordered grado-alessandro MS-2's and have heard that they are similar to the sr325's. i am thinking of getting the Little country 3 from audiophile products...has anyone used that tube amp and is it worth the price?
Please do, I am always curious about amp. I don't get why it so expensive? If a receiver for Home theater cost similar price but have more function, while AMP have only One function but cost so much.
Dude i wish i could grabbed those headphones out of the screen!! I've ordered the Sr60's for the moment but i'm saving up for the 325i's and then a portable headphone amp for some tasty tunes :P
Would headphone amp make a huge different in sound quality? I haven't got a chance to buy any headphone amp yet, it's too expensive. Grado amp is about $399, more than my headphone:(
A headphone amp WILL make a HUGE difference. The SR60 are the only ones that won't show that much of a sonic improvement with and amp. Your SR325i should excel with a proper amp (doesn't need to be super fancy) and you will enjoy it much more. My SR80's are on the way, Im gonna use them with my NAD hi-fi amp but also with my iPod/iPhone, hence the 80s and not up whom will have a 1/4" plug and need a tad more power. Grado headphones are fantastic. Sorry again for my initial rudeness.
Okay, maybe I was a bit harsh, but I stand my ground. Why not make it a text review? Im sure that'll be better. I had trouble understanding him, I know he made and effort but still, he at least should've done it in his native language. Im sure that if I post a video of me speaking poor english (im a native spanish speaker) someone will do the same. Nice headphone BTW, I have the SR80s, I'll get the GS1000s' someday.
My apology for the bad english. I was trying to get this video online fast as possible, since I didn't have time. I saw only one review for Grado headphone on Youtube so I had to post my own review up.
Great video! I did have one question, are they very comfortable? I would like to upgrade from my current headphones because I feel like my head's being squished when I wear them!
It's very comfortable. I wore it for 3 hours without even noticing any discomfort. It's very airy too, compareing to my old bose noice cancellation headphone where it sweaty after wearing it around 2 hours.
Sounds good. Well, I'll have to go pick up a pair of my own. Thanks for the reply! :)
By the way, have you considered picking up a Grado Mini Adapter Cable? I just noticed them, it looks like they can help reduce the bulk normal 3/4" to 1/8" adapters create.
I know - i was thinking about it but you here alot of gud things about the Sr60 and i just wanted a pair...plus then when i do upgrade the jump is quality should really hit me :)
Actually, i'd argue that the upgrade won't be as great as you were expecting. Once you get past like $100 pairs the differences in models becomes less and less great.
thanks for the insight, in the end i actually found the grado range just a little bit too bright for my liking and got a pair of AKG K701's which just feel lush on my head :)
Excellent Review.
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Radiohead4121 1 month ago
I'm deciding between these and the HD650's. I appreciate your review and your English is great, if you try talking slower you might be able to find the right words easier :D. Keep up the good work.
MarkenDPol 2 months ago
Awesome review, thanks dude!!!
CrypticSweeper 3 months ago
I'm really considering a pair of these, your review is helpful-thank you!!
BikeMeAustin 3 months ago
Good review! I also have these headphones... They are MONSTERS, love the sound they produce!
kiskk 7 months ago
I really dont understand why people buy expensive Grado headphones to use them with a ipod .
HARDCOREUITHETZUIDEN 9 months ago
@HARDCOREUITHETZUIDEN prolly won't be so bad if they listen to flac files
hugmeshootme 6 months ago
Great review. How is the battery life if I use these headphones with an ipod or an iphone?
dhimanro 11 months ago
Do you know if the SR225is has the same headphone jack? Meaning do I need to buy a mini adapter if I buy a SR225is?
dhimanro 11 months ago
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samsauma 10 months ago
@dhimanro yes you will need the Grado 1/4" to 1/8" adapter
samsauma 10 months ago
grado rules! i've been using a grado sr80i and i love it. i hope to upgrade to the sr325i some day
cadnyc 11 months ago
GREDIO 355
NotMorning 1 year ago
if you give me these headphones, i will teach you english.
Yando970 1 year ago
Hey I really don't know much about the music world. What do you mean by "using an amp"
DeMichaelSuperFan 1 year ago
@DeMichaelSuperFan
Headphone amp make all the different, it kind of like driving sport car with unleaded gasoline, but with premium headphone, it can unlock hidden sound but it is very - very expensive (try to buy battery one, more portable). try to google this headphone amp:Grado RA1 Reference Headphone Amplifier (Battery Power)
albert2090 1 year ago
@albert2090 you might want to invest in just a full size speaker amp. They usually provide a headphone jack and are pretty quality. And most cost less than the Grado RA1 reference headphone amp.
jlilaj 11 months ago
i hope he replies to this ...
but even now two years down the line , for the same price range would you recommend these headphones ?
And also ,, how loud are the Grado's For OTHER People , because i dont want to be annoying family members with music when im in a seperate room .
Thanks :) Appreciate any replies.
TheGenetic1 1 year ago
@TheGenetic1
These headphone are very load, similar to cheap laptop speaker (sound leak from headphone). I am currently using Sennheiser hd650, that headphone is so loud during usage that I can't even listen to them at night.
albert2090 1 year ago
i love these head phones but i did the same broke them.....
mcneil123 1 year ago
Hey thanks for your post and review. I have the SR80 and it has lasted me 9 years now. I can't wait for it to brake so that I could do what you did...except I will be getting the GS1000. I don't have the guts to physically break the headphone because 1) they are very high quality and 2) I want to see how long they last so I can make my review of it when it goes down. Once again, thanks.
popcorn4two 1 year ago
Great headphones. Grados have something really special.
Aizura77 1 year ago
very good review, keep practicing your english , anyway , good review
thanks , i am going to buy one of these and i will post my review too :)
najibovich 1 year ago
Hey dude, I need a headphone amp for my laptop, any suggestions for a portable amp. I'm thinking of picking up a pair of Grado sr225's within the next few weeks.
metzler241 1 year ago
3025? Thats what i heard from u how much the headphones costs.. -_-! oh wait 325... ooohhhh....
NM3208PX 1 year ago
what kind of amp are u using ??
nostalgicimprints 1 year ago
I have the Gs1000 and they make me cry every time I listen to them
kraznot 1 year ago
That's my dream headphone GS1000, I want get my hand on that headphone so bad but the triple digit zero is prevent me from getting it. Way too expensive. It's worth it??? $1000 price??
albert2090 1 year ago
@albert2090 you can pick 1 up for about half that now
yes it is worth it
with a descent amp it will bring water to your eyes time and time again
jazzlicka 1 year ago
@albert2090
I got my set this week, was £500(GBP) second hand, and man they blew my SR80i out of the water.
Using on an Onkyo Cinema Amp (The exact model escapes me)
snedie69er 1 year ago
@albert2090 It's very worth it.
ItsBlackFriday 1 year ago
@albert2090 i found them for 700 dollars on ebay lol
MrJeanSarkozy 1 year ago
@kraznot i can only imagine...... :(
toucansam999 1 year ago
Do the sr 225 need an amp, please answer
kraznot 1 year ago
@kraznot
They all need to sound the best. But, as any other headphones, they can play without amp and play not so juicy.
Renegate007 1 year ago
Very true, I didn't realize this until I hook up 325i to my home theater receiver. Sound quality was like night and day:) You can hear the different!
albert2090 1 year ago
Yes! Depending on your source EX. ipod, nexus one, iphone etc but not from home theater amp:)
albert2090 1 year ago
i love my sr60i's but i want to upgrade to these. i can live with the oversized headphone jack but the whole "amp" thing worries me. i spend most of my time listening to music on the computer but i just dont want to spend money on extra equipment.
MajorBiscuits 1 year ago
I'd advise people to sample different brands before choosing one, because the sound is going to be different. Even with the 325's if you look at the freq response graph it's not as neutral as an equivalent pair of senns.
Saying this because I own both sets, ie: a more neutral sounding headset like the senns (HD600 etc..) may not sound so exciting at first because the sound is uncolored but listening for long periods of time is much less fatiguing than on a set of grados.
ickbar11 2 years ago
Grado's rock! Thanks for the video review!
artformeandyou 2 years ago 2
This video is about a year old now. You're still enjoying these 325i headphones? I've tried the entry level SR60 but I found them very uncomfortable on my ears after 15 minutes or so.
ChrisGranger 2 years ago
@ChrisGranger Keep wearing them, I have a pair of the sr80i's (same ear cushion as the sr60) and I am so happy I didn't give up on them. After the first week, I was bummed, they were really uncomfortable. But after a while the earpads softened up, and now they are like earmuffs, Don't give up!
dmunro91 2 years ago 2
@dmunro91 Grado should work on their cushions. I got the RS-1is and it's a major pain after 3 hours. The sound quality makes it all worthwhile though.
silwen89 1 year ago
@ChrisGranger
Buy a pair of Grado "comfy" pads (google for them) after a few seconds you'll forget you're headphones are on :)
SilverPotatoXL 2 years ago
325i is much larger than SR60 and much more comfortable.
albert2090 1 year ago
Well the SR-325 are VERY solid headphones for the price.
Grado's shining star is the PS-1000, these babies go head to head with Sennheiser's HD800. Both need a headphone amp to achieve the superb SQ they are capable of.
KlipschEAR 2 years ago
Hey, great review. I'm looking at buying the SR225i, but I was wondering about the "burn-in" period, this is where, apparently, the headphones acquire better sound over a certain time period (usually a few hours). Did you notice any difference after a few hours use?
Srxjer 2 years ago
How long did you have the 125 before it broke?
Darbyjack 2 years ago
couple of months. I was careless.
albert2090 2 years ago
@albert2090
OMG, they're unbreakable and unkillable. Breaking them in couple months is something X)
Renegate007 1 year ago
I have a pair of GS1000, if your a real headphone fanatic listen to a pair they are beyond incredible.
dmbandgroove 2 years ago
so is the price tag lol
IncredaSexy 2 years ago
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Wow, he gets headphones that cost hundreds of dollars and he doesn't even know what the name is. "gradio 325", no, it's grado sr325i.
josephgrovers 2 years ago
The guy knows that it's 'grado', look at the description. It's just his pronunciation. He also clearly states that these are the 'i' version. Why be so negative when he's only trying to provide a helpful review?
Mongoose912 2 years ago 40
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I'm not trying to be negative, I"m stating that the guy barely even knows much about his own headphones. Second, the review honestly isn't very helpful at all. The microphone sounds like it came from the dollar store and you can barely understand him.
josephgrovers 2 years ago
Well, fair enough. I found the bit about the ipod helpful. Maybe its good for people who don't know much or anything about headphones
Mongoose912 2 years ago
@Mongoose912
are you kidding me? he is perfectly fine with his english. What a turd! grow up, travel around. You wont be as narrow minded as you are right now. He doesnt have to sound like a redneck to speak proper english.
salemshady 1 year ago
@salemshady you get the wrong guy there?
Mongoose912 1 year ago
hey i want to get the GRADO SR125 and i was wondering due to the open ear design, can others hear the song i am playing? if its loud enough.
101beeouch 2 years ago
Yes, very clearly. It sucks, but the sound is better. If that's a dealbreaker look at IEM's or sealed phones (Denon D2000's are great).
yarahahrwe 2 years ago
Yeah, I have a pair of Alessanfro Ms-1 and they are open and others will hear but its not loud..
videodude4 2 years ago
I have the SR225 and they sound great.the one complaint I have is that the male is a 1/4 inch as apposed to a 3.5 mm( the standard mp3 jack) so, I went to get an adapter and it fit fine but it wore out the female on my ipod so i would have to twist the male around to get the sound to come out of both ears. so what i did was purchase an upbeat audio boostaroo amp and it made the sound quality even better and i didnt have to worry about the worn jack. so overall these headphones sound great w/ amp
listentopinkfloyd 2 years ago
Great review, and keep working on your English - you are doing a good job
bl00dbaFF 2 years ago 25
Thank You!
albert2090 2 years ago
Has anyone tried the GS1000??? I want to just try them, and when I get the money (pfff... when is that going to happen) I would consider to invest in them!
qqcolaman 2 years ago
I got to try them but I did not buy them as they were waay too expensive. I asked them how much it cost and the salesperson said $1500.
videodude4 2 years ago
You can purchase the GS1000 online for $995.00.
ThyFadingDirge 2 years ago
i have tried the gs1000 and they are absolutely amazing there is no distinction between what they sound like and hearing it live. They are truly amazing
listentopinkfloyd 2 years ago
getting ripped off in this country.
droptheleash0 2 years ago
Hey, anybody in the UK should check out the alessandro range of headphones, they're made by grado but slightly tweaked, and they offer great value for money in the UK. A pair of sr-80i grado cost over £110 here, where as you can get a ms-1 alessandro, which is meant to be comparative to the sr-125i (ie better than the sr-80i) but cost less than £70 to the UK ! This is because alessandro offer a flat rate shipping to all countries direct from their website, with grado you are unfortunately
droptheleash0 2 years ago
Bought a SR-80i recently and total loved the sound of it. The only bad thing I dislike about it is it makes my ear sweaty. My SR-325is (silver cups) are on order and coming. But it for a sick deal though always 1/2 the MSRP price. Selling my SR80i soon and they only have like 50 hrs of listening.
evilPERSON2009 2 years ago
i have the silver 325i's on the way!
theryaner 2 years ago
SAME , what amp are you gonna pair em with ?
chuckmanbob 2 years ago
hey dude, i got em over 2 weeks ago and i paired them with a ROLLS amp. I heard for the best sound you should pair them with a tube amp of some sorts or an amp produced by grado. But i'm an audiophile on a budget so... I couldn't afford either of them.
theryaner 2 years ago
yeah i was thinking of getting a little dot mkiv as i have also heard tube amps are the best, but if you get it from HK it is only about $250 or less
chuckmanbob 2 years ago
lol, little above my budget... I may get one in the future though. But, try looking on ebay you can get them for pretty cheap.
theryaner 2 years ago
same thing happened to me sr 125 fell apart,i bought grado rs 2 they will last forever better built and obviously better sounding
liverpool80000seater 2 years ago
I heard SR80's are SR60's but with more bass. I have the SR60i for improved how does it compare to the sr125?
videodude4 2 years ago
viveodude4 grado are for led zeppelin hard rock forever
liverpool80000seater 2 years ago
hey Albert I just got my 125's & it sounded awesome,but I wanna know is there a huge difference between 125i & 325i?
FortMustard 2 years ago
Hey man, you said you broke your SR 125's when you wore them to sleep. What about the 325's? Are they comfortable when you sleep with them on or wear them for a long time? I want to get a pair of SR225i's, but I'm afraid they'll be uncomfortable since they don't surround the ear lobe.
heyjas0n 2 years ago
hey what about gaming !?
do you play games with these ? and are they any good ? some info on this if you can please.
(anthother video ?)
UnR34LGAMING 2 years ago
it will -hammer- anything called "gamer headphones"
piepgras 2 years ago
hammer?....
hawaiiancerveza 2 years ago
the part of a gunlock that strikes the percussion cap when the trigger is pulled
piepgras 2 years ago
ok I get that. but your saying it will beat any gamer head phones am I right? Id like these head phones but they arn't very comfortable...
hawaiiancerveza 2 years ago
i just sold my Grado sr60i and bought the ATH M50s
SaFaO 2 years ago
thank you for the great review!
feliiiik 2 years ago
Thanks,
I prefered the Grado sr125,
The 325i while beautifully made has too much bass and treble but less output, in other words they are 125s with the midband and hense output reduced.
Get them if you like boom and tizz otherwise go for the 125s with its more dynamic midrange. Plus the 125s are more comfortable being lighter.
britishresistance08 2 years ago
thank you for that comment i couldn't decide between the 125s the 225s and the 325s. so do you think the 125s are even better than the 225s as well? also do you reccomend using a headphone amp/DAC combo? thanks very much for the help. Also could i just use my Cambride audio amp ?
chuckmanbob 2 years ago
Never tried the 225s but they are almost identcle to the 125s with just a different back,
The 225s are not as good value as the 125s, I think they would both be better than the 325s but i have not yet tried the new improved range.
I think headphone amps are overated a good integrated output should be good enough..
britishresistance08 2 years ago
Hey man. Great headphones. Actually I heard them and they are much better than SR 80 which I have. And the SR 80 kick some serious ass. No wonder SR 325 are $400 here in Toronto, Canada.
Coilaman 3 years ago
I have the SR 80s myself and you are right, they do kick some serious ass, awesome sounding and Good headphones for the money.
entwistle14 3 years ago
Hello Everyone, I just found about Two reasonable price AMP: 1) Cmoy ($10 kit-$30built) 2) Mini^3 by amps lab ($89 kit - $149 built).
albert2090 3 years ago
The I stands for improved. 300 is the going rate for new audiophile headphone...My 12 plus headphones cost me around 4 grand.
kbi35 3 years ago
I know that Grado claims that the new "i" series headphones are better, but I haven't heard a good comparison of an "i" to a not "i".
On a separate note, is the 4k with or without extras like amps and DACs? With those two I clock in at around $1,250 Canadian, but I've only just begun!
fake401 2 years ago
Grado headphones are just amazing, in special the GS100, RS1,RS2, but at that price the ear cushions could came in leather because they are just a sponges.
deepsofhell 3 years ago
can you do another more thorough video of these headphones and a more close up on the headphones. I am thinking of buying a pair.
CatchMeInTheRyeFilms 3 years ago
Why you do this?
:(
r1c47 3 years ago
I recently got bore so I did a search for Grado review and oddly, I didn't find any review at all. So did one, Grado is excellent brand name, little pricey but good quality.
albert2090 3 years ago
albert, also if you are looking to experiment with headphone amps you can make your own! just go and google cmoy amp. all you need is solderieing skills and about 20 dollars for parts.
also, what number did you get? (its on the bottom white part of the box)
gasstronamicle 3 years ago 3
what you talking about? "also, what number did you get? (its on the bottom white part of the box) "
albert2090 3 years ago
the i stands for improved. also you could of repaired the grado 125.
also, you might want to mod the 325i to have a wooden enclosure, this will improve bass a bit (plus it reduces weight, and looks better).
also, about the sen 650, they arent as "in your face" and lively as the grado's. with the 325i you feel like you are right there! plus the 650's really do need an amp. i wouldnt recomend jumping from 325i to 650 because of price, 650+ amp will easily be over 800.
gasstronamicle 3 years ago
You, my friend, have a nice set of headphones. I have upgraded from my Grado SR60 to the Grado RS2 and the latter sounds incredible. However, my Sennheiser HD650s are still my best cans to date. Overall, though, Grado Labs make top quality products throughout their entire line. Grado SR60 are still in my top 3 headphones under $100.
noodleninjaa 3 years ago
How is Sennheiser HD650s headphone? I been trying to get my hand on one of that for a while but it too pricy ? I had heard people saying it to much bass comparing to Grado brand, it's true?
albert2090 3 years ago
It's not bass heavy, but it gives you strong bass when your audio source demands it. Crystal clarity with an overall sweetness on all frequencies and I would describe the bass as a tight, accurate THUMP(for bass drums). As with all Sennheiser audiophile cans, the comfort is unbeatable.
noodleninjaa 3 years ago
great video man I appreciated it lots
ReptilianOverlord 3 years ago
ok thanks, and i heard the sound leaks from those headphones. Does it really leak a lot so that other people can here the sound distinctively?
CatchMeInTheRyeFilms 3 years ago
That true it does leak out, the headphone is open air so sound will definitely leak out. If you are in are small room, the headphone can be use a speaker, that how loud it is:)
albert2090 3 years ago
cool video! how long is the cable for the headphones? and for the jack of the headphones, do u need to buy a adapter for a normal ipod?
CatchMeInTheRyeFilms 3 years ago
I don't know for sure but it very long. You have to buy a adapter 3.5 mm for ipod jack, the grado headphone jack is just to long.
albert2090 3 years ago
i have one Audio-Technica ATH-A700 Closed $ 120 dollar
Grado SR325i its better than Audio-Technica ATH-A700 ?
tonhaobr 3 years ago
good review. right now, i am using the Fubar3 from audiophile products with akgk701's. i just ordered grado-alessandro MS-2's and have heard that they are similar to the sr325's. i am thinking of getting the Little country 3 from audiophile products...has anyone used that tube amp and is it worth the price?
2Feet1Wheel 3 years ago
Hi look at ebay for little dot... not to expensive and still good.
Or look for firestone audio products on the net, good quality as well.
I have 4 amps, maybe i make video about them.
superpelic 3 years ago
Please do, I am always curious about amp. I don't get why it so expensive? If a receiver for Home theater cost similar price but have more function, while AMP have only One function but cost so much.
albert2090 3 years ago
Does any one know any reasonable price AMP for Grado Headphone?
albert2090 3 years ago
Dude i wish i could grabbed those headphones out of the screen!! I've ordered the Sr60's for the moment but i'm saving up for the 325i's and then a portable headphone amp for some tasty tunes :P
randomratz 3 years ago
Would headphone amp make a huge different in sound quality? I haven't got a chance to buy any headphone amp yet, it's too expensive. Grado amp is about $399, more than my headphone:(
albert2090 3 years ago
Dude i'll private message you because what i just wrote was waaaayyyyyy over 500 words! XD
randomratz 3 years ago
A headphone amp WILL make a HUGE difference. The SR60 are the only ones that won't show that much of a sonic improvement with and amp. Your SR325i should excel with a proper amp (doesn't need to be super fancy) and you will enjoy it much more. My SR80's are on the way, Im gonna use them with my NAD hi-fi amp but also with my iPod/iPhone, hence the 80s and not up whom will have a 1/4" plug and need a tad more power. Grado headphones are fantastic. Sorry again for my initial rudeness.
amomimous 3 years ago
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llll eeea rrrnnn to to to speak ee ennglish. Grado not Gradio dumb asian. God, why bother making a video.
amomimous 3 years ago
Ass
Bullerias 3 years ago
Okay, maybe I was a bit harsh, but I stand my ground. Why not make it a text review? Im sure that'll be better. I had trouble understanding him, I know he made and effort but still, he at least should've done it in his native language. Im sure that if I post a video of me speaking poor english (im a native spanish speaker) someone will do the same. Nice headphone BTW, I have the SR80s, I'll get the GS1000s' someday.
amomimous 3 years ago
My apology for the bad english. I was trying to get this video online fast as possible, since I didn't have time. I saw only one review for Grado headphone on Youtube so I had to post my own review up.
albert2090 3 years ago
No worries, delete my original post please :D
amomimous 3 years ago
Great video! I did have one question, are they very comfortable? I would like to upgrade from my current headphones because I feel like my head's being squished when I wear them!
Lobsterkin 3 years ago
It's very comfortable. I wore it for 3 hours without even noticing any discomfort. It's very airy too, compareing to my old bose noice cancellation headphone where it sweaty after wearing it around 2 hours.
albert2090 3 years ago
Sounds good. Well, I'll have to go pick up a pair of my own. Thanks for the reply! :)
By the way, have you considered picking up a Grado Mini Adapter Cable? I just noticed them, it looks like they can help reduce the bulk normal 3/4" to 1/8" adapters create.
Lobsterkin 3 years ago
Sweet dude. I just ordered the SR80's :) I cant wait to get them
bradrj1029 3 years ago
Why didn't you save up a little to get SR125? it only about $125, I think the sound quality would definetly be a lot better.
albert2090 3 years ago
I know - i was thinking about it but you here alot of gud things about the Sr60 and i just wanted a pair...plus then when i do upgrade the jump is quality should really hit me :)
randomratz 3 years ago
Actually, i'd argue that the upgrade won't be as great as you were expecting. Once you get past like $100 pairs the differences in models becomes less and less great.
Hewhosmokeswomen 3 years ago
thanks for the insight, in the end i actually found the grado range just a little bit too bright for my liking and got a pair of AKG K701's which just feel lush on my head :)
randomratz 3 years ago