As Promised - Grado SR-80i Arrive at AMP3!

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Looking for some serious home listening action? These Grado cans will do the job just fine! At only £107.95 you will be getting more than you bargained for - these headphones pack some serious punch delivering, according to WHAT HIFI, "The Best Home On Ear Headphones £100-£150".

With some serious sonic abilities the Grado SR80is deliver it all. By introducing a four conductor connecting cable and special 'de-stressed' diaphragms, the inner detail on these pups is enhanced and they deliver a more open sound stage performance making you feel part of the audio.

Check out these Grado Cans (Here), they join Grados SR-60i headphones at AMP3 that have already made quite an impact!

WHAT HIFI: RATED 5/5

"The fact is, headphones are used for private listening. Which means most models utilise a closed-back design, which keeps you from inflicting your music on those around you. But this design also creates a plethora of internal reflections, enclosure vibrations and standing waves – all of which are seriously detrimental to sound quality. So, what’s to be done? Well, it’s to Grado’s great credit that it decided to answer that question with a method of mind-boggling simplicity: make open-backed headphones that leak sound like there’s no tomorrow but which, as a result, sound sublime to the person wearing them."

Grado SR-60i Cans now available at AMP3!

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The SR-60i headphones from Grado have received nothing but rave reviews! Have you seen these headphones yet? Perfect headphones for Home listening...get that Grado experience.

ONLY - £89

Grado are well known for their ultra smooth midranges - these don't let you down. The punchy bass and crisp highs all compliment each other perfectly. If you are looking for ultra deep bass to satisfy the 'Bass Junkie' within you might want to check out the SR-80i (Soon to be on AMP3).

Check out the Grado SR-60i Headphones today - (LINK)

What HIFI: "...the SR60is were never designed to leave the house. They’re designed for serious, indoor hi-fi listening, and they absolutely excel at it...They’re tight, punchy and impeccably well-organised, ensuring the early snap of Crystal Castles’ Empathy is the sonic slap in the face it’s supposed to be, and that when the electronic effects build-up and the vocals are introduced, it’s all cohesive, unified, and yet spacious at the same time."