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Old 05-15-2010, 04:04 PM   #66
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Off topic, But...

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Originally Posted by Dr. Drib View Post

I've been eyeing some Grado cans (SR325), and that will set me back about $325. [This would go along with my McIntosh 6300 Amp.)


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Yes, this is absolutely off topic... just skip over this if you're not interested, and my apologies.

I saw Dr. Drib mention Grados, and I just had to jump in. I got my first pair (SR 325s!) at least 15 years ago, and they're still going strong. They've been through a lot, and I've replaced ear cushions and even sent them back once after breaking a mounting gimbal; Grado repaired them at no charge - and this was after 10 or 12 years!

I just can't say enough about the quality of their headphones; I really believe you can't do any better. For what it's worth I've been playing synths and recording for nearly 40 years, Brown music degree... I've produced and listened to a LOT of music, and I love Grados.

The SR 325s are now my haul-around, banger pair; I'm now using a pair of GS-1000s and a handmade Ray Samuels Raptor headphone amp. Gawd.

Whatever you spend on Grados, Dr. Drib, they'll bring you a lifetime of pleasure. Best wishes, and enjoy! (and good luck to all on your Borders orders!)

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