The latest iteration of Grado’s Prestige line, the SR325x is much more about evolution than revolution. Its almost vintage-looking design continues to set it apart from its competitors, offering a look that’s unique, albeit an acquired taste. The new model comes with revised foam earpads that are thinner than the older generation and might take some getting used to, especially for wearers who aren’t familiar with Grado’s other headphones. Another point to note about the design is that these headphones are open-backed, and they do leak sound, to the point where people nearby will notice (via What Hi-Fi?). This is very much a pair for those who prefer listening alone, somewhere where they won’t be frequently disturbed.
The SR325x, like its predecessors, continues to offer one of the clearest and most expressive sound experiences in its price bracket. To get the most out of it, it’s recommended to use a quality music player, or an external DAC for music played through a laptop or phone. With an appropriately good signal, these headphones will bring the best out of all manner of genres, from rock to soul. At $295, the SR325x aren’t exactly cheap, but they’re great value for audiophiles who want to get the best out of their at-home system without breaking the bank.
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