Has anyone paired this with Grado 60 or 80? How does it sound?
511931
Sounds pretty good, I like it a bit more crisp but thats a personal preference.
130310
I have both. If you want the best sound then go with the Grado's. If you're concerned about looks and comfort, then go with the Sennheisers. Grado SR 60's definitely sound better and are much louder, but this comes at the expense of looks and comfort. I'd take the Grado's if I were you...
1060448
for surrounds, the 40 would be more than decent, i feel for surround use, the 60s would be a tad overkill, of course, i have a medium sized living room so i don't have to fill a large space. i use the 40s just as mains and they are more than capable of filling my space with luscious sound.
88506
I use Grado and AT pro phones. The amps are sufficient. About the same quality of sound as running direct to the mixing board from the 6i6.
655699
I have the dv64's hooked to my stereo setup and I think the sound quality is quite good, the basses may not be as hugh because of the speakers size.
1724471
I am using Yamaha S500 Amplifier 80 WT/ch and it is more then adequate, Hope this helps
267962
I connect to my PC, home stereo and FiiO E17. The connections are standard. The sound quality is way above standard!!
115070
I haven't used the Grado's, but the L16 seemed to enhance the sound compared to the L8 with my B&W's.
1202020
I have the ft-6t and they sound great for both, but haven't tried the 64 so take it for what you will. All I can say is I'm very happy with them.
910378
I use the Audio by van Alstine 200R (FET amplifier) and it works great....I use a subwoofer by Rythmik to accentuate the low end....
130312
The Grado's are a bit more flat and maybe a bit treble-heavy and bass-lite. The PX100s are a bit more bassy and can't get ultra-highs. It all prefers really on what you listen to. The PX100s are best for hip-hop, dance, pop, or if you strictly want something comfortable. The SR60s are best for rock, classical, more upbeat techno, and a bit less comfortable. It's all based on taste.
1769634
They sound great. Think the manufacturer recommends setting to 100hz, I run mine at 80hz crossover and they sound perfect. Guess if you set to 50hz to find out, but would not recommend it, 80hz is the thx setting anyway. It would probably do 50-60hz no problem, but draw extra power from the receiver, when it should be for your mains.
1383588
Play with the audio settings. There are quite a few. Default settings sound poor (hollow,low volume) but can be adjusted to more than adequate. Cant remember orig settings, but can give you my AUDIO setup config: SRS TruSurround HD &lt;Off&gt; SRS TruVolume &lt;On&gt; Equalizer Settings &lt;OFF&gt; *important* Base &lt;75&gt; Treble &lt;50&gt; Make sure the EQ setting is not set to Rock, Pop or Disco (they sound like garbage). Setting it to OFF allows access to Base & Treble menu/adjustments. Overall the sound is above average for what you are paying. More than ample volume once you get the settings tweaked.
99930
Im not an expert, but if you are going to use these cans with your phone or any portable device, well then you will have no problems (you will not have enough power to blow them anyway).... but if you want to amp the sound you might have some difficulties. I red that Grado improved the Bass from the S60 model to the S60i model, the i version has a less precise bass, but it is more musical. but, keep in mind these cans are bass light.if you want to get more info check this webpage, the review section is great, and it may help you with other concerns. http://www.head-fi.org/products/grado-sr60i-headphones Im not an expert, but if you are going to use these cans with your phone or any portable device, well then you will have no problems (you will not have enough power to blow them anyway).... but if you want to amp the sound you might have some difficulties. I red that Grado improved the Bass from the S60 model to the S60i model, the i version has a less precise bass, but it is more musical. but, keep in mind these cans are bass light.if you want to get more info check this webpage, the review section is great, and it may help you with other concerns.... » Read More Im not an expert, but if you are going to use these cans with your phone or any portable device, well then you will have no problems (you will not have enough power to blow them anyway).... but if you want to amp the sound you might have some difficulties. I red that Grado improved the Bass from the S60 model to the S60i model, the i version has a less precise bass, but it is more musical. but, keep in mind these cans are bass light.if you want to get more info check this webpage, the review section is great, and it may help you with other concerns. http://www.head-fi.org/products/grado-sr60i-headphones « Show Less
1145854
i don't think so the SBH80 supports it.i use the 50s with a very good ROCKFORD FOSGATE earphone and i can tell you it really sounds excellent, i wouldn't pair them with my athm50s but they do sound good . hope this helps
99927
Im not an expert, but if you are going to use these cans with your phone or any portable device, well then you will have no problems (you will not have enough power to blow them anyway).... but if you want to amp the sound you might have some difficulties. I red that Grado improved the Bass from the S60 model to the S60i model, the i version has a less precise bass, but it is more musical. but, keep in mind these cans are bass light. if you want to get more info check this webpage, the review section is great, and it may help you with other concerns. http://www.head-fi.org/products/grado-sr60i-headphones
1624266
I've never heard the IE80, I have the grado G10 and the 800s are better. Yeah they are a lot of money but they do sound real good, I'm happy.