Reengineering these components for Grado’s 44mm drivers improve efficiency, reduces distortion and preserves the harmonic integrity of your music. These entry-level SR60x headphones have the clarity and range that can reveal new notes and details in songs heard hundreds of times.

The other big update is an improved design, which retains the same look and feel of the original but adds an improved 4 conductor cable and better cushioned headband. It’s a bit difficult to tell right away whether or not you’ll like the Grado SR60x based on reviews alone. As you will see, I confirm the approximate accuracy of the measurements using Equalization and listening tests. Meanwhile, the open-back design continues Grado’s tradition of delivering an authentic, airy audio experience.

The performance from the laptop was still excellent but the Dragonfly elevated things to a new level and it’s something we’d recommend exploring as an upgrade path.

As an affordable entry point to the Grado headphones brand, the new Prestige X range has all the core performance and design DNA of what made the original Grado Prestige range so special.

The Grado Labs SR60x is the entry-level option in the company's lineup, and it's got a lot going for it. If you hear a rattling noise in any Grado headphones, it’s probably not the fault of your headphones, but a hair, dirt, or other pieces of detritus knocking around in there. After a week with the Grado SR60X, we found out everything you need to know about this set of open-back headphones. All Peter Tyson Extended Warranties are only valid for the original purchaser and are not transferable. With harmonic colours, full bodied vocals and a world renowned mid-range, the SR60x produces easily obtainable Grado sound.