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AkumaKurono
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Nov 24, 2015
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just bought the SR60e last drop.. how do these compare to them?
Hyde
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Nov 24, 2015
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AkumaKuronoAs far as I know SR80e has more bass and more "punch" as people put it. I'm assuming it's a warmer and fuller kind of headphone, so my guess is that SR60e might appeal better to audiophiles for a clearer flatter signature and SR80e might appeal to those that want a more "fun" headphone.
Though most of the entry level Grado line don't sound too different from each other so this won't be a night and day difference.
But now I'm curious what the difference are between SR80e and SR125e, I know SR125e has wider soundstage but I wonder sound signature wise what the difference are.
Though most of the entry level Grado line don't sound too different from each other so this won't be a night and day difference.
But now I'm curious what the difference are between SR80e and SR125e, I know SR125e has wider soundstage but I wonder sound signature wise what the difference are.
fjrabon
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Nov 24, 2015
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HydeThe 80e has "tighter" bass, but is basically the same exact overall signature. Essentially the 80 sounds exactly like the 60, but more refined and "faster" with less distortions, making it smoother sounding than the 60e with fewer spikes.
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