For whatever reason, the pads on the lesser model Grado SR-60's are much
more soft, and cover the full headphones (ie no hole in the middle like
the SR-80's), so that they don't come off as easily. You can get SR-60
pads for like $10 from wherever you bought the SR-80's. I did that and it
made a lot of difference.
Grado SR-80 rock. I love mine, and have 2 pair.
-nate
On Thu, 14 Jun 2001 rdhouse@ilstu.edu wrote:
quoted 23 lines Heh...I've got the HD-580 sennheisers...they go up to 11 you know...> >Heh...I've got the HD-580 sennheisers...they go up to 11 you know...
> >
> >Actually, they are monstrously good little beasts - you can catch them for
> >about ?80 over here now...which probably translates to about $80 in the US
> >(taking into account the exchange rate, and the fact that we get SERIOUSLY
> >ripped off for prices of things...)... The cushions are a dream - I'm
> >wearing my little phoquers now...and they rock...
>
> I really really dig my Grado SR-80's at work, but the foam cushions they use are so hard and don't sit well too long. Anyone else notice this that has a pair of Grados?
>
> I went back to my nice yellow spongy goodness of my Sennheiser HD-414s for office shit and kept the Grados at home.
>
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> Rated_R
>
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