MexicanDragon Posted December 15 Report Posted December 15 https://gradolabs.com/products/hp100-se Just found out aboot these today thanks to @DouglasQuaid Anyone have hands/ears on yet? 5
recstar24 Posted December 16 Report Posted December 16 They look cool! Would be curious as well. I do not have high hopes that they actually sound like a Joe Grado lol 1 1 1
blessingx Posted December 16 Report Posted December 16 59 minutes ago, recstar24 said: They look cool! Would be curious as well. I do not have high hopes that they actually sound like a Joe Grado lol Different drivers, different housing, and different pads? Never affected the sound of a Grado before. 🙃 2 4
Sherwood Posted December 16 Report Posted December 16 They lost me on the pads, obviously, but Todd still sells flats. The price isn't particularly competitive with used HP1/2/3, even. That said, I'd love to hear them. 3
HiWire Posted Tuesday at 01:05 AM Report Posted Tuesday at 01:05 AM I'd like to try them, too. I don't expect them to beat the Joseph Grado HP-1/2/3, but I'm curious about how Grado engineers a target sound profile for a flagship headphone... and what kind of electronics they use to drive them. 1
MexicanDragon Posted Tuesday at 05:56 AM Author Report Posted Tuesday at 05:56 AM 8 hours ago, Sherwood said: They lost me on the pads, obviously, but Todd still sells flats. The price isn't particularly competitive with used HP1/2/3, even. That said, I'd love to hear them. https://gradolabs.com/products/grado-headphone-replacement-cushion-f Look familiar? Grado is now selling "F-Cushions", aka "Flat Pads... and these headphones come with both G (salad bowels) and F (flats) cushions. They also have a nice little chart on their pad page that shows all the things that they work with: https://gradolabs.com/collections/headphone-cushions One thing I'm happy about, as someone who has had HF-2s that have been down for a couple years due to a bad cable and I just haven't gotten together with @cetoole (who has a Tyll-esque appreciate for Grados) to recable them, is that they have an effective-standard of mini-XLR jacks for cables. That opens up SO many opportunities to make something ridiculous. Who is the first person to make the plunge and then have @n_maher woody them? 2
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