Grado SR60e Headphones
Brand | GRADO |
Model Name | SR60e |
Color | Black |
Form Factor | Over Ear |
Connectivity Technology | Wired |
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Value for money | — | 4.8 | 3.7 | 4.3 | 4.2 | 4.7 |
Comfort | — | 3.4 | 3.1 | 3.9 | 4.1 | 4.4 |
Quality of material | 4.1 | 4.5 | — | — | 3.6 | 4.0 |
Noise cancellation | 2.4 | — | 2.1 | 2.7 | 2.0 | — |
Sold By | — | 4OurEars - The Official Grado Store | 4OurEars - The Official Grado Store | 4OurEars - The Official Grado Store | 4OurEars - The Official Grado Store | HIFIMAN |
connectivity tech | Wired | Wired | Wired | Wired | Wired | Wired |
headphones form factor | Over Ear | Over Ear | On Ear | On Ear | On Ear | — |
connector type | — | 3.5mm Jack | Wired | Wired | 3.5mm Jack w/1/4" adapter | 6.35mm Jack |
headphones jack | 3.5 mm Jack | — | 3.5mm with 1/4" adapter | 3.5mm with 1/4" adapter | 3.5mm Jack and 6.3mm adapter | 3.5 mm Jack |
cable feature | Retractable | Retractable | Retractable | Retractable | Retractable | Detachable |
control type | — | Volume Control | — | Volume Control | Media Control | Media Control |
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Product Dimensions | 3.15 x 6.69 x 7.48 inches |
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Item Weight | 7.8 ounces |
Manufacturer | Grado |
ASIN | B00KYTNU9U |
Item model number | SR60e |
Customer Reviews |
4.3 out of 5 stars |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | June 13, 2014 |
Item Weight | 220 Grams |
Number Of Items | 1 |
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Customers like the sound quality of the headphones. They say the sound is great, it allows them to really hear into the mix, and it makes their music sound different. They also say the headphones are true audiophile headphones for an amazing price, with zero distortion at any volume. Customers also say that the treble is awesome and super transparent and airy. They find them very useful for transcribing Irish tunes from recordings to learn new music.
"...from the AK and ran to get my Sony Walkman ZX2 which has a beautiful analog sound and it's a match made in heaven paired with the Fiio E12 mont blanc..." Read more
"...The sound is not bad, but not great either. I'm going to try the Seinhauser's (sp) next to see how they work out...." Read more
"...Like many other reviewers have already said, the sound is more expansive, you hear things you didn't before, and everything simply sounds better...." Read more
"...I would say the SR60e definately makes my music sound different, as if I was hearing a different version of it being played...." Read more
Customers like the quality of the headphones. They say the build quality is great, the headphones are powerful, and well worth trying. Customers also say the headphones have a simple, utilitarian design that is effective and un-fatiguing enough to listen for hours.
"...every audiophile needs to own this gem, it's very powerful at 850mw of power. The bass boost is super clear on any well recorded song...." Read more
"...But I still wanted quality. I happened to come across these. Hand-built, well made, reviews looked promising, so I pulled the trigger...." Read more
"...The build quality is great as well. They use a larger cable than most brands for durability and to get a better signal to the ears foremost...." Read more
"...them with a mobile phone since they don't have a mic, have a long & thick cable and most importantly ar open back, which means they'll let ambient..." Read more
Customers like the value of the headphones. They say it's worth the investment, and the price to performance is outstanding.
"...Great priceComfortable.Cons: Open ended so they bleed sound profusely and clearly...." Read more
"...They're an excellent buy for the price and with use will have a more settled and even keeled sound which is easy to listen to." Read more
"...In all, the SR-60e's are a great value and an excellent complement to my other headphones." Read more
"...But I can say they are worth the $80, and that they are better bang for the buck than the run of the mill headphones...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the appearance of the headphones. Some mention that they look classically cool, vintage, and unique. Others however, say that they don't have much visual appeal, look and feel cheap, and are open-backed.
"...have to be fair, the headphones have a truly remarkable sound, they are open and not designed for transport, the cable is just fine for home use...." Read more
"...the headphones themselves look vintage and are built mostly of plastic which don't really feel very assuring in your hands...." Read more
"...Great priceComfortable.Cons: Open ended so they bleed sound profusely and clearly...." Read more
"...It’s really unique and I love itTotally worth the 80 bucks." Read more
Customers like the clarity and detail of the headphones. They say the cymbals are crisp and clear, and the mid-range is gloriously clear. Customers also say the vocals are very clear and crisp, and they reveal details in your music.
"...September in Montreal" by Anne Bisson, bass line clear and very present, Bass Boost OFF, the piano simply played smooth, the voice absolutely..." Read more
"...on the upper mids and lower treble which gives the sound this detailed and open quality...." Read more
"...setup (mid-fi headphone amp & DAC), they are treble-forward, reasonably flat mid-range, with audible bass that falls off fairly quickly...." Read more
"...These headphones are super revealing which is why I suspect they are polarizing...." Read more
Customers like the weight of the headphones. They say it's very light and easily manageable.
"...I rushed to my home and quickly opened the package. Super light weight and i liked them, not bad...." Read more
"...They're also very light, which kind of belies their vintage appearance...." Read more
"...So I get these and am immediately disappointed by the clunky, lightweight and cheap plastic design. The sound is not bad, but not great either...." Read more
"...Overall, I really do like the light weight of the 'phones, the overall sound balance (midrange lift aside -- no headphone at this price is perfect)..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the comfort of the headphones. Some mention that the head band thing is fine and the ear pads are thick and comfortable, while others say that they are not the most physically comfortable 'phones. The earpads are a little rough, and the sound is pretty good. However, some are disappointed with the clunky, lightweight, and cheap plastic design. The headphones can be annoying, fatiguing, and uncomfortable at moderate volume.
"...Great priceComfortable.Cons: Open ended so they bleed sound profusely and clearly...." Read more
"...ear and while the sound is pretty good, the comfort was murder on my ears let alone wearing eye wear...." Read more
"...They have simple foam pads that are comfy and you can get replacements when they wear out. A nice tight steel head band keeps them firm to your head...." Read more
"...As far as comfort, I find them comfortable, even after several hours. I have a rather large head, but they aren't too tight against my ears...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the cord length of the headphones. Some mention that the cables are thick and long, which is great for tripping on. However, others say that it's a little long for travel and not ideal for exercising or running with.
"...sound, they are open and not designed for transport, the cable is just fine for home use...." Read more
"...and not really the most mobile, they can be but the cable is pretty long and thick compared to your average headphone cable. Highly recommend!" Read more
"...Durable, well built.Rotating ear pieces allow for less cord tangle and a quick untangle.Great priceComfortable...." Read more
"...adjusted so the cans don't squeeze your ears, and the cord is longer than desirable for mobile use...." Read more
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Okay, with the studio setting on the off position and the EQ off, the sound stage narrows right to the beginning of your ears where the instrument are situated along with the bass notes and the vocals take front center, more in your face and the voice thickens by a tad which i absolutely love, it's not to forward to take over but enough to rule the show. The treble cymbals are heard as if one is plucking the guitar strings going down your ear canal. What a gorgeous song however, the studio setting on the Sony ZX2 when engaged widens the sound-stage and moves the instruments a bit forward and outside of your ears, the vocals will move right between your ears but a tad higher, but does not V shape the sound but it does thins out the vocals just by a hair, audiophiles will pick up on this. Now while i love my vocals not to be molested in any way, the sound of the in STUDIO setting is so overwhelmingly inviting that i will take the hit on slightly thinning out the vocals which is actually a minuscule hit. I mean all your songs will sound outside the cans, strings notes bass etc, not the vocals of course. I have fallen in love with these cans. Hotel California by The Eagles (album name when...Hell Freezes Over) The guitar strings, the cymbals are just outside your right ear, the bass is center right behind the center of your head. The bass boost on the Fiio E12 had to keep it off because higher than 12 o'clock (loud) the SR60E could not handle it without producing a slight pop. However i turned it off and the bass notes were still very present and clear. You can easily hear the sub notes but it wont rattle your ear cups by any means. Up on the roof"Live) by the Blue Man Group, with the BASS boost ON on the Fiio E12 sounded absolutely full of BASS everywhere and crisp highs, wow wow!!. September in Montreal" by Anne Bisson, bass line clear and very present, Bass Boost OFF, the piano simply played smooth, the voice absolutely dominating in the center between my ears while still not leaving any other instruments like the drum snares behind. Nothing stays behind. Jazz Variants" in FLAC format which you have to absolutely download because you will hear all sorts of cymbals and bass notes, snares, sub notes...my goodness, I'm listening as i am writing!! Go to Chiasenhac.com register for free and type in the search.....Jazz Variants" It shows by Various Artists. It should be the first one that pops out. Downloaded for free in FLAC form. Holy cow you will be blown away! Ok i have to stop or this review will go forever. These cans go pretty darn loud without any distortion, enough to make you deaf. Now i am wondering if i am missing anything with the Grado 225E or the SR325e? Most reviewers state diminishing returns. Welcome to the audiophile world which torments us to perfection.LOL
As for comfort, hmmm?, here is the scoop, i've never liked over ear, i have a Status Audio HD-One headphone which are on
ear and while the sound is pretty good, the comfort was murder on my ears let alone wearing eye wear. I tossed them aside in a cabinet never to be heard from again. So i stayed clear but i remembered a reviewer saying to ride the Grado SR60E slightly above the center of your ears as in sitting a tad higher on your ear top than on your lower ear lobes and it works, i can't put these babies down. As to wearing eye wear, oh yes, they are murder on your ears but this is what i do and works perfectly. Put the headphones on first, then your glasses legs place them on top of the headphone ear foams, your glasses will be at a slight angle up but you will be able to read just fine. Also, don't wear these headsets in the heat, the foam will feel like a hard foam brush..terrible.
Okay, my gear is the Sony Walkman ZX2 (you have to get this player for you analog audiophiles lovers) It's a little underpowered in my opinion but the sound will more than make up for it. Plus all the sound signature settings it accommodates. i.e ...studio, matrix, club, concert) a separate EQ, and separate CLEAR BASS setting that makes the bass clearer, plus a separate setting HSEE-HX to bring out the highs that are lost to mp3 conversion, i don't hear improvement differences with AAC320kbps conversions as this is top notch for compressed files. The HSEE feature is rigged for 128kbps which i dont use so i keep it OFF.. I only use the EQ and STUDIO settings. Oh, the bass is rolled off some passed the 75% volume so i keep it at 75% and pair it with the Fiio E12, still plenty strong paired.
The files are all AAC320kbps or Flac format.
The portable amp is Fiio E12 mont blanc. ( every audiophile needs to own this gem, it's very powerful at 850mw of power. The bass boost is super clear on any well recorded song.
I can understand why the Grados are either loved or hated, the gear also plays a great deal in obtaining the best sound quality. The wrong combo can make or break the deal. I should have purchased a Grado years ago. I paid for my headphones and have NO affiliations to Grado, so this is all my humble opinion to help others on the fence. I really thought i was going to hate the sound signature and it has been the other way around. These Grados SR60e sound fine with smartphones but their beauty comes out with a dedicated DAP and a Portable Amp like the FiioE12. I have not tested the sound with my other amps and or the FiioE17 Alpen2 yet.
Why five whole stars? I have to be fair, the headphones have a truly remarkable sound, they are open and not designed for transport, the cable is just fine for home use. The headstrap could be better quality but at 79.00 i can't ask for more. Maybe the ear cushion? Knock a star off? Because i know i will not stand them in the heat it will be like sleeping in fiberglass...LOL, anyway feel free to ask anything if i can help i will.
Okay, with the studio setting on the off position and the EQ off, the sound stage narrows right to the beginning of your ears where the instrument are situated along with the bass notes and the vocals take front center, more in your face and the voice thickens by a tad which i absolutely love, it's not to forward to take over but enough to rule the show. The treble cymbals are heard as if one is plucking the guitar strings going down your ear canal. What a gorgeous song however, the studio setting on the Sony ZX2 when engaged widens the sound-stage and moves the instruments a bit forward and outside of your ears, the vocals will move right between your ears but a tad higher, but does not V shape the sound but it does thins out the vocals just by a hair, audiophiles will pick up on this. Now while i love my vocals not to be molested in any way, the sound of the in STUDIO setting is so overwhelmingly inviting that i will take the hit on slightly thinning out the vocals which is actually a minuscule hit. I mean all your songs will sound outside the cans, strings notes bass etc, not the vocals of course. I have fallen in love with these cans. Hotel California by The Eagles (album name when...Hell Freezes Over) The guitar strings, the cymbals are just outside your right ear, the bass is center right behind the center of your head. The bass boost on the Fiio E12 had to keep it off because higher than 12 o'clock (loud) the SR60E could not handle it without producing a slight pop. However i turned it off and the bass notes were still very present and clear. You can easily hear the sub notes but it wont rattle your ear cups by any means. Up on the roof"Live) by the Blue Man Group, with the BASS boost ON on the Fiio E12 sounded absolutely full of BASS everywhere and crisp highs, wow wow!!. September in Montreal" by Anne Bisson, bass line clear and very present, Bass Boost OFF, the piano simply played smooth, the voice absolutely dominating in the center between my ears while still not leaving any other instruments like the drum snares behind. Nothing stays behind. Jazz Variants" in FLAC format which you have to absolutely download because you will hear all sorts of cymbals and bass notes, snares, sub notes...my goodness, I'm listening as i am writing!! Go to Chiasenhac.com register for free and type in the search.....Jazz Variants" It shows by Various Artists. It should be the first one that pops out. Downloaded for free in FLAC form. Holy cow you will be blown away! Ok i have to stop or this review will go forever. These cans go pretty darn loud without any distortion, enough to make you deaf. Now i am wondering if i am missing anything with the Grado 225E or the SR325e? Most reviewers state diminishing returns. Welcome to the audiophile world which torments us to perfection.LOL
As for comfort, hmmm?, here is the scoop, i've never liked over ear, i have a Status Audio HD-One headphone which are on
ear and while the sound is pretty good, the comfort was murder on my ears let alone wearing eye wear. I tossed them aside in a cabinet never to be heard from again. So i stayed clear but i remembered a reviewer saying to ride the Grado SR60E slightly above the center of your ears as in sitting a tad higher on your ear top than on your lower ear lobes and it works, i can't put these babies down. As to wearing eye wear, oh yes, they are murder on your ears but this is what i do and works perfectly. Put the headphones on first, then your glasses legs place them on top of the headphone ear foams, your glasses will be at a slight angle up but you will be able to read just fine. Also, don't wear these headsets in the heat, the foam will feel like a hard foam brush..terrible.
Okay, my gear is the Sony Walkman ZX2 (you have to get this player for you analog audiophiles lovers) It's a little underpowered in my opinion but the sound will more than make up for it. Plus all the sound signature settings it accommodates. i.e ...studio, matrix, club, concert) a separate EQ, and separate CLEAR BASS setting that makes the bass clearer, plus a separate setting HSEE-HX to bring out the highs that are lost to mp3 conversion, i don't hear improvement differences with AAC320kbps conversions as this is top notch for compressed files. The HSEE feature is rigged for 128kbps which i dont use so i keep it OFF.. I only use the EQ and STUDIO settings. Oh, the bass is rolled off some passed the 75% volume so i keep it at 75% and pair it with the Fiio E12, still plenty strong paired.
The files are all AAC320kbps or Flac format.
The portable amp is Fiio E12 mont blanc. ( every audiophile needs to own this gem, it's very powerful at 850mw of power. The bass boost is super clear on any well recorded song.
I can understand why the Grados are either loved or hated, the gear also plays a great deal in obtaining the best sound quality. The wrong combo can make or break the deal. I should have purchased a Grado years ago. I paid for my headphones and have NO affiliations to Grado, so this is all my humble opinion to help others on the fence. I really thought i was going to hate the sound signature and it has been the other way around. These Grados SR60e sound fine with smartphones but their beauty comes out with a dedicated DAP and a Portable Amp like the FiioE12. I have not tested the sound with my other amps and or the FiioE17 Alpen2 yet.
Why five whole stars? I have to be fair, the headphones have a truly remarkable sound, they are open and not designed for transport, the cable is just fine for home use. The headstrap could be better quality but at 79.00 i can't ask for more. Maybe the ear cushion? Knock a star off? Because i know i will not stand them in the heat it will be like sleeping in fiberglass...LOL, anyway feel free to ask anything if i can help i will.
Pros: Amazing sound quality, great listening experience.
Durable, well built.
Rotating ear pieces allow for less cord tangle and a quick untangle.
Great price
Comfortable.
Cons: Open ended so they bleed sound profusely and clearly. Even on a eardrum safe listening level, the person next to you can hear the lyrics just fine.
Cord is thick and long, so not ideal for exercising/running with or on the go.
This review is more a 4.5 star review rather than 5 because these are definitely better than a 4, but because of the cons, I wouldn't give them a five. All that being said, as long as you don't mind the cons I mentioned, I recommend spending your money on these, you won't regret it.
The Grado SR60s have, for long, been recommended as one of the best sounding, sub $100 headphones and as I was in the market for a new pair, I figured now would be a good time to try out a pair since a new version had been released as well. Reading reviews about these headphones online didn't help me form any opinions as people seemed to have a love-hate relationship with them. But, given the price, I figured it would be best for me to form my own opinion and so I ordered them.
The headphones arrived in a very simple cardboard box with a printed note inside it that talked about break in, volume levels etc. the headphones themselves look vintage and are built mostly of plastic which don't really feel very assuring in your hands. They're also very light, which kind of belies their vintage appearance. One of the main improvements for these headphones have been mentioned as improved sensitivity, which means they'll do better on mobile devices. So right off the bat I plugged these into my iPhone and started playing music through the beats app which is set for high quality streaming. To be honest, I wasn't blown away, but I was also not very disappointed. Compared to the Fidelio which is a very dark sounding and bass heavy headphone, the Grado felt leaner and definitely had more detail in the higher registers. The biggest change that I heard though was in the soundstage, it did feel more open and ambient, which at first feels unreal but slowly becomes more natural, akin to listening in a room. I then plugged these into my restored, vintage Marantz 2285B receiver which has a stunning headphone amp. Right off the bat, the sound quality improvement was significant; the midrange and bass opened up and came more forward and the headphones didn't sound lean anymore. Compared to the Fidelio, the bass is light, but more resolved and clean and the high frequencies are definitely more detailed and airy. Without a doubt, these headphones place some amount of emphasis on the upper mids and lower treble which gives the sound this detailed and open quality. I can see why some people find this sound "bright" as the sound can feel that way with some sources, especially low quality mp3s etc. but the headphones do get slightly better and slightly warmer with break-in.
At this point, I definitely enjoy these headphones very much and cannot fault them too much especially considering the price. Although these headphones sound good with mobile devices, they'll definitely benefit from a good DAC or headphone amp. They sound their worst on an iPhone, better on an iPad and their best when run through an amp, but this doesn't mean they're horrible on an iPhone, they sound fine but I just don't see how anyone would want to use them with a mobile phone since they don't have a mic, have a long & thick cable and most importantly ar open back, which means they'll let ambient sound in.
Coming from closed headphones, I'm very impressed with this pair of Grados and can recommend them very easily without reservation. They're an excellent buy for the price and with use will have a more settled and even keeled sound which is easy to listen to.
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I've always wanted to try out open back headphones so I got these. The sound quality is absolutely amazing. Everything is crisp and clear, especially on the high end. The bass is not as strong as most other headphones though, so this may not be the choice for you if you prefer music with heavy bass.
They were slightly uncomfortable to wear persistently right out the box as I wear glasses and they clamp down on my ears quite tightly. First I settled with just not wearing them for an extended period of time, then I realized you can bend the headband to fit the shape of your head. No more hurt ears after I bent them to be slightly wider.
They are definitely built to last as well. I've accidentally ran the cable under my chair wheels a few times, but they are just fine.
Contra:
-mittelnäßig geeignet zum rausgeben (man hört alles)
-fühlt sich etwas billig an
-das Kabel, welches sich aufteilt und zu den beiden Kopfhöreren geht, verdreht sich immer und wirkt etwas fragile
-kein Bass (ist halt Open-Back)
-die Höhen neigen manchmal dazu, etwas schrill zu wirken
Das hört sich jetzt erstmal schlecht an, aber ich würde meine Grados nicht wieder hergeben, denn
Pro:
-die Klangkulisse ist fabelhaft (dank Open-Back)
-es ist ein ziemlich heller und klarer Kopfhörer (Betonung auf den Höhen)
-ziemlich Detailreich und differenziert (im Vergleich ist mein AKG K702 aber noch etwas besser)
-lässt sich einfach mit dem Handy betreiben (nur 32 Ohm)
Und obwohl kein Bass wirklich da ist wirkt das gesamte Klangbild trotzdem sehr gut und mir fehlt nichts.
Ich habe den SR60e ab der ersten Sekunde in mein Herz geschlossen und benutze ihn seit einem Monat fast täglich Zuhause (vor allem am Handy) und bin jedes Mal wieder von Klang begeistert.
Wichtig ist noch, dass man das Kopfband auf die passende Größe biegt, damit der SR60e auch gut gemütlich sitzt.
Für kritisches Musikhören und Musikhören mit einer Dauer über 2h würde ich aber meinen K702 bevorzugen (aber nur, wenn ich mich hinsetze und einen richtigen DAC/AMP benutze)
Anche se e' la biu' bassa della gamma, e' assolutamente consigliabile perche' da' tantissimo a un prezzo contenuto.
Grazie sempre ad Amazon per velocita' e affidabilita'
L'écart du casque au crane se règle tout seul en tirant légèrement pour donner du mou - pas de crans ici c'est mieux, c'est précis si on n'y va pas comme un cinglé.
Pour le son, j'ai apprécié d'y trouver la précision recherchée, à condition de garder le réglage par défaut de la table de mixage de l'ordinateur (approchant les niveaux moyens : "Live" pour Realtech) Chercher à donner plus de graves n'améliore pas. En fait je compose moi même et j'ai pu y voir ressortir certains aspects à peine perceptibles de mon mixage, autrefois sur une compo je pensais mettre trompé de mot "sur" plutôt que "sous", c'était difficile de décerner mais ici illico j'ai bien entendu le mot. Un son cristal pour les aigus. Les graves sont là aussi mais ne chauffent pas les oreilles.
En conclusion : abandonnez votre table de mixage, le son est fidèle avec toute sa profondeur.
El poder describir el sonido que producen estos audífonos es complicado, tienen buenos altos y medios, los bajos se encuentran presentes pero sin exagerar, lo que otorga un sonido bastante equilibrado, con buena presencia, detalle y división en los instrumentos musicales.
Como lo refieren correctamente muchas de las personas que han comprado estos audífonos, el sonido del exterior se filtra; esto ocurre, al ser unos audífonos abiertos, por lo que no son ideales para usarlos en la calle, sino para disfrutarlos en tu casa o en espacios con poco o nulo ruido.
Por lo que respecta a la comodidad, los Bose son insuperables al ser around ear; sin embargo, los Grado no son incómodos, ya que son bastantes ligeros, y sólo después de escuchar música un par de horas seguidas y sin parar, sí te lleguen a cansar un poco en el contorno de las orejas; aunque descansando unos minutos se soluciona ese detalle.
Para finalizar, recomiendo ampliamente estos audífonos a cualquier amante de la música; el precio es bastante bueno para la excelente calidad que ofrecen y después de escuchar tu música en ellos, te van a dar ganas de comprar los modelos de Grado más caros, solamente por la curiosidad de saber cómo sonarán de bien esos audífonos.
Saludos y espero los disfruten tanto como yo lo estoy haciendo.