Grado SR80 headphone review

This is a review on my Grado SR80s headphones, enjoy.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Grado
• headphones
• sr80s

[t3mper]

u got a rug hanging on your wall like u live in Afghanistan

[entwistle14]

@t3mper hahahaXD This is NOT my room, its my friends!!

[2daewoo4u]

@entwistle14 Actually, it's kind of a waste if you don't have a amp for the headphones. These headphones require allot of power, and if you run it through an iPod or iTouch without an amp you're not using it to the full potential. Best to play on home stereo systems, etc. OR, invest in the HM-601, best MP3 player in the world :D built in amp!

[entwistle14]

@2daewoo4u I do have a amp that was made for me, surprisingly the headphones still sound great by themselves. Thanks for the comment. I will check into the HM-601

- Jack

[Zombbg4]

@t3mper Best comment I've seen in a while.

[entwistle14]

@Zombbg4 one of my favorites too XD DURKA DURKA

[XxConnyKingxX]

I think its kinda important to recognize the fact that from a sound engineering standpoint, its much much easier to build a good sounding headphone if its open-back. It simply allows the frequencies to develop their full resonance, thus creating a much fuller sound. The real trick is sustaining the sound quality while using a closed back design (imho closed backs have a higher worth since they block out most of the justifiably annoying background noises).

[ahgnfjie]

Bass reception :'D

[BigRooster747]

SR 80 are indeed the all time best phones regarding sound, but comfort could be better....

[mavis7355]

@kingreco2 There's such thing as a 180 degree angle, or "straight angle"