bonjour, ne réussissant pas à vendre  ce casque qui est neuf et coûte 190 euros, ayant eu de bonnes critiques sur les numériques (5 étoiles), je l'avais mis en vente à moitié prix, c'est à dire 100 euros frais de port inclus. Mais ça ne part pas, avez vous des conseils, une estimation pour la vente de ce casque neuf ?
 
merci

Il n'y a peut être pas de demande pour le moment tout simplement...
Soit tu es patient et peut être que dans un mois tu arriveras à le vendre à ton prix soit tu baisses un peu le prix de temps en temps...
Et mets en vente sur un maximum de support pour faciliter ta vente (ebay, amazon, priceminister, lbc, d'autres forum de musique/son, ...)

c'est aussi sur ebay, priceminister, le bon coin, audiofanzine, et les numériques : rien. Pourtant ce casque est recherché, marque de légende, prix 189 euros au minimum sinon ça monte à plus de 200 euros...
 
When it comes to Grado, some things just don’t change. You have to take them for what they are. Many of our comments about the Grado SR125es will have been said before, and will be said again.
Design
 

 
You won’t buy them for their design, which is unashamedly idiosyncratic. They look like a headset for a 1950s shortwave radio, or the ‘ears’ on a Cyberman.
 
The SR125es are sturdier than they appear on first inspection, with swivelling ear cups and detachable foam-pads attached to a thin band of faux-leather, courtesy of short metal rods that stick out like antennae.
 
You won’t buy the SR125es for their noise isolation. Indeed, Grado seem to design their headphones with the very opposite in mind. These are about as open as open-backed headphones can be.
More after the break
Performance
 

 
It’s possible to hear what anybody says within six feet of you, and they’ll hear every note you listen to, too. Don’t wear these on a bus; the Grados are supposed to be experienced at home, on your lonesome. Why? Because the sound is astonishingly good.
 
They’re awesomely detailed, with impressive variation in texture. The open back affords them plenty of space, and so the soundstage is as wide as you like.
 
It’s a balanced sound: sparkly at the top, with an expressive midrange, and plenty punchy at the bottom. Agility is another strong point. These Grados pound along with pace and relentless energy, and it’s hard not to be entertained. Put it together and you have a wonderfully capable performance for the money, with detail, precision and endless musicality.
Verdict
 
Sure, they won’t win any beauty contests and they’ll grate with anybody within earshot - but they’re certainly good enough to warrant buying for the home.
 
Our Verdict  
Another talented performer from Grado – just keep them at home
For  
Spacious, detailed, well-timed sound
Comfortable
Against  
Distinctive looks and leaky sound may be too much for some