Paul,
Joe Grado stores his HP-1000’s in zip lock bags when not in use, even if they are inside another container. I do likewise.
Since he first introduced the HP-1000, Joe has noticed that the blue foam supplied with the original box decomposes with the passage of time and leaves deposits on the drivers and other components. The result is degradation in audio quality and a pain when it comes to restoration of these headsets. Unfortunately the problem is likely universal with foam; however the likely best countermeasure is protecting them inside an airtight bag while storing them where they are not exposed to temperature extremes.
I store mine in the same carry case I use for my portable audio recording system, which is the Hardigg im2500 Storm Case:
Hardigg Storm Cases, Lid and Utility Organizers, Organize and Protect Smaller Equipment, Lightweight, Secure, PDAs, first aid supplies, film, batteries and camera equipment
In my view, the im2500 is on the same level of excellence, in its part of life, as the HP-1000, although your mileage may vary.
Thanks,
Martin
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Originally Posted by pcf 
Hi,
Just want to get some advice from HP-1000 owners:
I have a pair of Grado HP-1 without the original box. Any suggestions about storage or carrying cases? I had some good advice from Wilson who sold me the phones. Any more ideas will be appreciated.
Thanks!
Paul
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