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Grado Prestige Series SR325is Headphones (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

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Tranducer type - Dynamic / Operating principle - Open Air
Frequency response - 18-24 / SPL 1mV - 98 / Normal impedance - 32ohms / Driver matched db -. 05

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Product description

What does the i stand for in the new SR325is from Grado? Improved, that`s what! Yes, Grado has taken one of the world`s most acclaimed headphones and taken it a few steps further. The new SR325is has an upgraded driver design, and they have enlarged and improved the mass distribution in the metal housing. The way the SR325is new driver and metal housing move air and react to sound vibrations are now less affected by transient distortions. With the SR325is you will notice improved control of the upper and lower range of the frequency spectrum with both better supporting Grado`s world renowned midrange. And why the Gold color? The new SR325is is in honor of their 50th anniversary celebrated recently. The SR325is will produce a sound that is pure Grado, with warm harmonic color, rich full bodied vocals, excellent dynamics and an ultra smooth top end. Listen and Enjoy!

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Product Dimensions

1 x 1.3 x 0.2 inches

Item Weight

3 pounds

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1.19 pounds

ASIN

B000J1N3HW

Item model number

Sr325i

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120 customer reviews

3.6 out of 5 stars

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#14,536 in Electronics > Headphones
#64,641 in Electronics > Portable Audio & Video > MP3 & MP4 Player Accessories
#68,685 in Electronics > Home Audio & Theater

Date first available at Amazon.com

October 2, 2001

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P. Allen

Clarity, Detail, Nice Sub-bass

May 27, 2013

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I have been a Grado fan for some time. I started listening to a pair of SR60s, then bought a pair of SR80s. I was pretty happy with the 80s for a few years, but finally decided to see what else was available up the line. I decided to try the SR325i. Wow, what a difference. Still the classic Grado sound, but now with more detail and clarity. The mid-bass is toned down a bit from the lower models, but there is more sub-bass response for a nice tight kick. These are very revealing headphones - if your music is encoded below 256kbps or your equipment is noisy, you will hear every flaw. I've had to go back to CD to re-rip some of my music since using the 325is. Some have called the 325is "harsh" in the highs, but I just don't hear it. I think those who find them harsh are listening at very loud levels, or there may be some amp/source combinations that just don't work well with the 325is.

If you are considering the 325is with other phones in the SR series, keep in mind that the 325is not only sound better, but have the nicer leather headband and aluminum cups. They have more weight to them and much more of a feel of quality than the all plastic models.

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5 star sound

December 6, 2012

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Well I bought these back in August and I wanted to wait until I broke them in before writing a review. Unlike my Grado Sr80i headphones 100+ hours doesn't appear to be enough because the sound has never changed.
Don't get me wrong that's not a bad thing. The Grado line of headphones have been loved and hated for their unique sound signature. The highs are often crystal clear with a sound that's so clean you catch yourself looking around because you think it's coming from your surroundings and not the music you're listing to. Their approach to Bass however is more subdued and thus they tend to perform better with certain types of music.
I listen to lots of different styles, mostly R&B, Rock, Classical, Jazz and classic Hip hop. The SR80i headphones as great as they are for the money just weren't getting it done for me when I was listening to R&B and Hip-hop. So I had read that you would need to go up to the Grado 325is in order to hear a significant difference. Well there is a difference but not just in the Bass, the soundstage is bigger and the separation is a whole lot better. The base is the nice punchy kind you're not going to get that low end rumble that you would expect on techno and some Rap but if you're disparate you can EQ it up in order to get that kind of sound.

The Bass signature is similar to the Koss PortaPro headphones just a lot cleaner but the bass is on about the same level. Contrary to popular opinion theses headphones work great on all kinds of music with the exception of those few that focus on having heavy bass.

I almost didn't give these 5 stars simply because they are not $200 better than the Sr80i headphones from Grado. I thought about it and I chose to rate the sound of the headphones rather than their value in relation to the worth of a separate set of headphones in the same family.

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InShrewsbury

totally brilliant

December 27, 2012

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Sound quality and detail is sublime and value for money excellent. This might just be the best performance v price ratio in the hifi world. Partnered with the fantastic Audiolab 8200CDQ with its on board class A headphone amp, I now have true audiophile quality away from the main Linn system in the lounge.
I read with interest many of the other reviews and while most concur on the subject of sound quality, there is some debate around the design, comfort and build quality of Grado headphones. My comments, for what they are worth are as follows:
Open back / sound leakage etc. This is not a design fault - it is THE DESIGN! If you want total isolation and/or noise reduction then look elsewhere. You'll be missing the Grado sound quality experience but it may be more suitable for your circumstances.
Comfort. I find the 325's perfectly fine. I can wear them 2 or 3 hours easily and my listening sessions are never longer than that. Earpieces are the right size for me and the pressure is optimal for keeping the phones in place and delivering the sound quality.
Build quality. Mine are faultless. Bravo to the folk at Grado for sticking to the design and constantly refining it, spending their resources on the things that matter (getting the best sound at the price).
As for the 'numpty' who complained about the box his phones came in, please go and treat yourself to a nice box at your own expense. I'm with Grado here too.
In summary, don't hesitate, buy these headphones and hear your music in the way the artist intended, all of it, nothing taken away, perfect balance and be moved by the experience.

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Jordan P. Buttkevitz

Fantastic sound at a reasonable price

December 8, 2013

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PROS:
-Excellent sound: these headphones work best with classical orchestration, solo piano recordings, acoustic guitars, heavy/lite rock music; mellow/airy techno music; ambient music (Stars of Lid/Hammock); vocal music (Frank Sinatra/Dean Martin etc..); Jazz music...
-Action/adventure movies and TV shows: sound great
-Video games: Elder Scrolls: Skyrim sounds fantastic ..among other games
-Excellent build quality and materials used.
-Home studio recording (Not professional level, I realize...but I do use the Grados to record in addition to using studio monitors.)
-Sound good without an AMP (...BUT...I am running mine through a Focusrite Saffire 6 AMP that's connected to my Macbook Pro and I've notice some improvement but its not required )

CONS:
-Not practical for portability outside of office or home.
- Passable sound: Rap/Hip Hop; intense Techno/House/Rave music...
- No volume control (not a huge problem)
-Comfort: the weight of the headphones can bother your head if worn for hours (but you can adjust the head band to alleviate this issue to some degree)

Bottom line: Don't even think about purchasing equivalently priced BOSE or Beats (both are garbage) - at least give the GRADO a listen before looking at other options.

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