endurag2's Full Review: Grado SR80 Professional Headphones
I have a large head and the SR80's hurt after wearing them for 30min or more. By pulling them apart I stretched out the metal headband. The enlarged headband has greatly increased the level of comfort. I can now wear them for a few hours without any problems. Be careful when you do this not to stretch them too far or strain them too much.
Their retro look has been sited as a Con. However, I like there somewhat crappy Radioshak esque look becuase it will reduce the likelyhood of theft. I am a university student and things tend to go walking in the library if you are not always with them. With the abundance of gear that has put more money into looks than sound my Grados are much safer than the chrome plated stuff others flaunt.
To get around the portabiliy issue I put the foam from the packaging in a small padded laptop case and carry them that way. These are not of a style of headphones that should be considerd 'portable'.
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