Grado SR325e headphones feature ultra-low resonance metal alloy housings, which result in improved control and stability in the upper and lower ends of the frequency spectrum. That delivers superior support to a mid-range which has come to define Grado in the eyes (and ears) of audiophiles around the world, and the critics have agreed. The previous generation of Grado SR325 swept the board when it came to reviews, and the new “e” series has improved almost everything. The Grado SR325e delivers unrivalled sonic performances in its price bracket, and can bring out even the most subtle details in recordings.

If you are looking to immerse yourself in high-end audio, you could do much worse than invest in the ultra-luxurious Grado SR325e open back headphones. Their on-ear design and jack means they are a brilliant hi-fi accompaniment, and the included 3.5mm adapter means you can use them on the go too.

What’s in the box?

• Grado SR325e headphones
• 6.33 mm (1/4″) to 3.5 mm mini adapter

Press Reviews

• What Hi-Fi
• Ed Selley for AV Forums
• Hifi Pig

Specification

• Tranducer type: Dynamic
• Operating principle: Open air
• SPL 1 mW: 99.8 dB
• Driver matched: .05 dB
• Frequency response: 18 Hz – 24 kHz
• Impedence: 32 Ohms
• Jack size: 6.3 mm
• Weight: 356 g
• Vented diaphragm
• Aluminum air chamber
• UHPLC copper voice coil wire
• UHPLC copper connecting cord