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iGrado: worth your money or not?

Thursday, October 26th, 2006

We’ve presented the iGrados back in July. Grado’s low-budget, open-design, street-style cans, targeted to the iPod crowd house the same drivers as the company’s favorite SR-60s but cost $20 less ($49).

It’s been a few weeks since they were released—after reading more than half a dozen threads on Head-Fi from people who bought them (1, 2, [...]

Grado targets iPod users, set to release iGrado cans

Sunday, July 23rd, 2006

This is Grado performing a wise move and targeting the money-making cow that is the iPod generation—they may not buy music, but they do buy gear! The terribly-named iGrado (John, whoever came up with the name should be fired) will go for $49 and house the same drivers as the legendary, best-seller, well-loved SR60 (these [...]

Bits and pieces from the last couple of weeks: Grado GS1000, NW-A1200 in the US, New Nanos in August, Zen V pictorial, SanDisk campaign

Thursday, July 20th, 2006

Grado Labs has started shipping the GS1000: The new flagship of their headphone line, introduced at the International Head-Fi Convention in New York, where it gathered some rave reviews. Bass, mids, highs; it seems it does all equally well and the new cushion design is supposed to be very comfortable. Is this ideal pair of [...]