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Any way to find out if these are sr60 or 80?

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without the button, they look identical. lucky for you, with the same pads, they are identical.

hehe :P

Small jack = 60, large jack = 80 non?

Small jack = 60, large jack = 80 non?

That's a good way of telling, assuming they weren't recabled. Looks like an SR-60 from the photo.

the SR-80s i owned had a mini plug, just like the SR-60s (i'm serious, they are the same phones).

Weird...all the SR-80s I have seen had a 1/4" connector.

Grado doesn't seem to agree with you. maybe they've changed over the years, i don't know.

Weird. My friend has and SR-80 with a 1/4" connector and his headphones are at least eight or nine years old. Same termination with the SR-80 I auditioned in the store around that time.

they must have changed them, then. the SR-80 might have used to have been a slightly different headphone, but the current really is just a pair of SR-60s with a different button and different pads. the website suggests that the SR-80 has an upgraded 4 conductor cable, compared to the SR-60, but the two SR-60s i've recabled have had the same 4 conductor cable as the SR-80, so i really think they are identical phones, at least with the current models.

Yeah not surprising about the cable. They're so cheap Grado probably just puts whatever on the SR-60.

From what ive read online these incredible audiophile headphones, with crystal clear and acurate sound.

I like that they weren't actually listened to. ;)

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