Features:
Vented diaphragm
Non Resonant air chamber
UHPLC copper voice coil wire
Standard copper connecting cord
|
Tranducer
type
|
dynamic |
| Operating
principle |
open
air |
| Frequency
response |
20-22 |
| SPL
1mV |
98 |
| Normal
impedance |
32ohms |
| Driver
matched db |
.05 |
What does the i stand for in the new SR225i from Grado? Improved, that’s
what! Features are the same as the SR125i, new driver, cable and housing
designs, but this headphone has an increased rear air flow, utilizes Grado’s
larger ear cushion and has closer matched drivers. Air flow is increased by 50%
which is achieved through an improved rear metal screen. The use of closer
matched drivers and the larger cushions results in an enlarged soundstage, while
the improved rear screen frees the headphone from
colorations.Features
are the same as the SR125 but,
this Headphone has an increased air flow by 50% which is achieved through
an improved rear metal screen and closer matched drivers. The result
is an enlarged soundstage achieved from closer driver tolerances,
while the improved rear screen frees the headphone from colorations.
HI-FI
Choice
"Music flows through this headphone organically and believably,
with irrepressible dynamics and bounce." |
| HI-FI
Choice Recommended |
"Sounding
very good at both low and high levels, these headphones are of reference
quality both for the classical virtues of neutral frequency response
and low coloration, as well as for their clarity and the high degree
of listener involvement envoked."
HI-FI News & Record Review / Martin Colloms |
"The
SR225s sound unlike any other headphone. They have an amazingly solid
presentation, packed with weight and presence. There is also a pleasant
richness in the midrange that benefits all types of music."
WHAT Hi-Fi |
"When
it comes to classical music, the Grados reproduce instruments with
both believable timbre and solidity. The treble boosts fine detail
and no hint of agression. ... these Grados are hard to beat!"
WHAT Hi-Fi |
This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 30 September, 2008.