[Tristan944]

Once you go to their homepage, you have to click "Enter Site" twice before you actually get to the website. What's up with that?

 

[asdfghjkzxcvbnm]

It's just the page asking you to like them on facebook..

 

[rasmushorn]

It only shows that this is a company that refuses to change. Like with their products they also never change their appearance. That can either be a good thing or one day nobody cares anymore...

 

[NiceCans]

wow, two clicks? . . . . such a burden

 

[weirddub]

It only shows that this is a company that refuses to change. Like with their products they also never change their appearance. That can either be a good thing or one day nobody cares anymore...

What the hell does a website have do with the company?? What the hells "refuses to change" all about exactly??

They dont have to change the way they are just to go with the crowd and be like all the other companies out there just to please people nor should they change the unique eyecatching appearance of their headphones just to be like other generic brands that do exactly what you think Grado should be doing refusing to change.

 

[zeinharis]

And what's seem to be the problem??
 
Does it affect the sounds of Grado headphone line up??, or perhaps the RS1i will sound like beats by dre just because you click "Enter Site" twice??
 

 

[squallkiercosa]

I was wondering the same. You're only two clicks before enter the website. 

 

[obobskivich]

wow, two clicks? . . . . such a burden

I know. What next? You'll have to type out entire words instead of using textinese? What is the world coming to?! :rolleyes:

 

[Slaughter]

They did it this way because splash pages are the "in" thing man....oh, it's not 1998 anymore...my bad.

 

[cel4145]

wow, two clicks? . . . . such a burden

It's purposely to screen out people who get annoyed by that. Grados are not for them