Grado SR 125

Pros: GREAT value, incredible sound, good portability for such high-quality phones...

Cons: Construction is a little shabby, some people may have comfort problems with these...

The Bottom Line: See Overall section listed below...

Review: First off, I want to say that I'm not somebody who just bought these things and am scrambling to write a review about them; I've had these beauties for a while, and I'm finally buckling down to write about them. In fact, I have a pair of RS-1s on order,...

Pros: Theres not enough space! ;-)

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: I can't stress enough how happy I am with the sound of these headphones!! TWO BIG THUMBS UP!

Review: Okay, I'm going to keep this short, sweet and very much to the point. SWEET JUMPIN MARY AND JOSEPH, THESE HEADPHONES ARE UNBELIEVABLE !!! Drop everything and get a pair.. You wont regret it!!!!!!! WOW WOW WOW!!!!!! You'll hear things...

Pros: Clarity; A great upper register

Cons: Best when used in a quiet room.

The Bottom Line: A great investment if you have good quality recordings and value high clarity.

Review: Other reviews here seem pretty accurate, but don't provide a context as to what kind of recording or performance was considered to be 'warm' or 'bass heavy' or have 'too much treble.'

I am a classical music lover and have listened to enough...

Pros: Definition, overall balance, a lot of headphone for the price, comfort really not that bad.

Cons: No 1/8" adaptor, earpieces tend to rotate around their axis, so cable needs straightening.

The Bottom Line: I choose these over other twice as expensive. If it's good enough for me...

Review: The opinions i read on the net where very helpful for me in choosing a pair of headphones, so this is payback time.
I have had a top notch sound system for a number of years, so i know what i want. I needed headphones for my computer, so i can...

Pros: Excellent sound

Cons: Nothing! :)

The Bottom Line: If you have some cash to spare and want quality headphone, this is one for you. Otherwise spend $20 and get the Koss KTX Pro.

Review: There are no adjectives that can accurately describe the sound that this headphone produces. The sound is rich, balanced, and soft-- you feel like you can listen to it for hours without your ears getting tired.

The detail is outstanding....

Pros: Crystal clear, colorful sound reproduction. Work well with portable devices.

Cons: Not good for noisy places. Slightly flat base.

Review: I recently purchased the Grado-SR 125's and I have been grinning from ear to ear ever since. These are the "middle-of-the-road" headphones from Grado Labs, but the SR 125's are light years ahead of the high-end headphones you might find at a...

Pros: tight bass, clear highs/not colorful, transportable, compatible to use with portable CD player, and much more...,

Cons: ear discomfort for awhile but could be remedy by bending the wires a little bit until you don't feel the pressure and the burning sensation on your ears

Review: Hi Everyone!
Before you buy anything, I would recommend to try it first before you commit on buying them. Alright, lets get to the point! It took me at least a week to decide which headphone I really like to buy. Every single day I kept on going...

Pros: Stunning performance,gives an openness closed back phones can only dream of!!

Cons: Only price(In the uk)£160.00 retail.

Review: I have been thinking about getting a new pair of cans for quite a while now and came across the Grado brand. I read about various models SR60/80/125 and only a small percentage did'nt award top marks. The negative points mainly concerned ...

Pros: Everything except the Con.

Cons: Need adapter for portable listening, but who in their right mind . . .

Review: I'd like to clarify something; Grado Prestige Series headphones are, in my opinion, some of the most comfortable headphones on the market today. The tender foam caresses the ears, and the flexible soft-leather coated metal headband allows for a custom ...

Pros: Great sound for the price.

Cons: Not for long sessions. Cord only 6'.

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for great sounding cans for those late night sessions and critical listening, here's everything you need and you will get it dirt cheap !

Review: Bought those recently as a final upgrade to my audio setup. They replace a pair of horrible Sony wireless (MDR RF 960R). I'll never buy wireless cans again : some things are meant to stay attached. First, as the title suggests they are not for ...