Headphones: Grado Alessandro MS-1 [AUS]

[roundhouse]

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Grado Alessandro MS-1(Music Series One) Headphones

$90AUD + Shipping ($5 for AU, international please ask for quote)

specs http://headphones.com.au/psingle?productID=19 http://www.goodgearguide.com.au/index.php/taxid;2136212603;pid;1284;pt;1

Condition is as good as NEW. Comes in orginial box and includes the 1/4" to 3.5mm adapter.

One of the best sounding headphones in its price range. easy to drive, no need for amps, just plug it into your ipod or whatever. great for people looking for good sound, or entry-level audiophile limbo

my household owns 3 pairs of these, this one isnt getting any use so im selling it, used for less than a few hours in my home studio.

located in Australia.

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[minker]

how much to ship to NYC?

[minker]

are these comfortable enough to rock around while running around in a city?

[stigz]

are these comfortable enough to rock around while running around in a city?

If you literally mean running, no. The big knock on Grado headphones is the uncomfortable texture of the foam surroundings. They itch. After a while you get used to it.

[roundhouse]

postage to north america is around 20aud, they are generally easy to wear but i wouldnt recommend them for running

[jamberi]

Bump as a proud owner of a pair of MS-1. MS-1 needs a good amp or source, otherwise it'll sound underpowered. This is premium gear, so attach it to a good setup or it wont sound any better than a pair of Grado SR-80s.

You can buy these $99 shipped from the guy who makes them, so i wouldnt suggest paying any more than that if youre in the US, international though this is a good buy.

[gimmegimme]

I don't recognize this model (maybe they're named differently in NA?), but my SR-60's are amazing and I'd highly recommend them. I find them very comfortable and they don't require any amplification...although once you go up to the SR-80's, they would (to serve them properly).

[branespload]

I don't recognize this model (maybe they're named differently in NA?).

Alessandro takes Grado cans and tweaks them for a different (arguably better) sound signature...

Bump for good cans, I have myself a pair :]