Which Grado ?

[vinod_david]

SR 60i or SR 80i - and why ?

 

[Frank Harvey]

The 80i's, because they're better

The best thing to do is to pop along to a local dealer and give them a try. BUt then again, if you know you definitely want some Grado's, there's less than £20 between the two - I'd just buy the more expensive ones. And that's me recommending from a personal point of view, not as a retailer.

 

[Juzzie Wuzzie]

I have the 60s and like them (haven't tried 80s). Agree with FH though - if the difference is £20, and that isn't life or death for you, take the more expensive ones.

 

[gbhsi1]

I have the SR80's not the i's...but mine are great! go for the 80i's.

 

[vinod_david]

ok. 80i then.

 

[Anonymous]

I bought the SR60i, hope I don't regret not getting the 80i...should receive them today (and can't return!).

 

[gbhsi1]

Don't regret it- it's good headphones 🙂

 

[Anonymous]

something to consider for those using Grados with iPods (from Cnet):

The SR80 is a dead ringer for Grado's $69 SR60, but the pricier model uses a slightly higher-quality cable and larger, deeper ear cushions. That might not seem like much of a difference, but the resulting sonic improvements aren't subtle--the SR80 provides better bass and greater overall detail. Those qualities, as well as the headphones' more natural midrange and treble, were readily apparent on our home system. We have reversed preferences on the road; the SR60's more laid-back tonal balance seems to bring out the best in pint-size portable players, such as our Apple iPod.

 

[vinod_david]

In that price range I'm thinking can we get something other than Grados?