Grado SR225x Prestige Series Open Back Headphones

Decades of Sibling Rivalry: SR225x vs. SR125x

The SR225x and SR125x headphones have shared a sibling rivalry that spans decades. The SR225x considered the more mature of the two, introduces the innovative F cushion to elevate the listening experience. This cushion works harmoniously with the driver to enhance the sound quality, unveiling textured tones that will captivate your senses. Despite its sonic evolution, the SR225x retains the remarkable speed that has always defined the SR125x. It's a unique voicing that promises to delight audiophiles—just don't let their younger sibling in on the secret.

Immerse in Signature Sound: SR225x

Grado headphones are renowned for their exceptional clarity and expansive range. With the SR225x, you'll discover new notes and intricate details in songs you've listened to countless times. These headphones boast a driver and housing that work in perfect harmony, effectively minimizing transient distortions. With warm, harmonically rich colors, a smooth top-end, unparalleled dynamics, and the world-renowned mid-range Grado is celebrated for, the SR225x delivers a sound that embodies the essence of Grado's excellence.

Elevating Sound Quality with SR225x

The SR225x takes advantage of 4th Generation Grado drivers, specifically fine-tuned for this model. These cutting-edge drivers feature an enhanced magnetic circuit, a voice coil with reduced effective mass, and a reconfigured diaphragm. This meticulous engineering results in improved efficiency, reduced distortion, and the preservation of your music's harmonic integrity. Furthermore, the SR225x boasts redesigned cables and a headband, encased in a more robust exterior for added durability. The 8-conductor cable enhances information transfer, while the super annealed copper wire improves audio signal purity. The new headband design ensures a more comfortable listening experience. Each SR225x is meticulously hand-built by the Grado team in Brooklyn, carrying forward a legacy that began in 1953, ensuring that your headphones are truly a work of art.