1967cutlass
500+ Head-Fier
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having owned three different grado headphones, i have come to the conclusion that the materials and design leave MUCH to be desired.
Originally Posted by ayt999 I thought a while back Grado started to require that you send your headphones in for headband replacements. |
Originally Posted by PsychoZX Really? I didn't know they would even do that. I'm gonna send them an email. |
Originally Posted by PsychoZX Really? I didn't know they would even do that. I'm gonna send them an email. |
Originally Posted by ayt999 I'm not sure and haven't contacted them about headband replacements myself, but some time ago I recall hearing something about too many people requesting RS2 headbands (for their SR225's, or similar) and Grado changing their policies due to it. |
Originally Posted by Bleed the rods should've came something like this: IMG Grado 325 not some plastic cap at the end. |
Originally Posted by Head Creep Yeah, it's actually one of the downfalls of Grado's. Those caps fall off and you're screwed. I had to put some electrical tape on to replace the caps. |
Originally Posted by Frndlefire From pictures it looks like the RS-1s actually have square rods...or maybe RS-2 headband would be ideal |
Originally Posted by Thaddy What?! I've never seen that before! |
Originally Posted by Elephas This just happened two days ago. I was listening to the MS1 and suddenly the right driver housing just dropped off. |
Originally Posted by kontai69 As ayt999 suggested, I read an old post that said Grado won't allow people to "upgrade" their vinyl headbands to a leather one, even if they were willing to pay for it. |