JeanLuc
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I received my Grado 225i new last week, bought from Amazon.com.
When I look at the holed metal shield (in front of the speaker) through the nylon mesh, there is something like a dead cockroach on it, after examining it carefully, this trace would be a trace of corrosion. I use daylight to look at it more carefully and I see similar - but lighter traces on both sides left and right, they cover around 40% of the metal's surface.
I wonder if my sweat would corrode the metal shield just after a few hours of use?! (although this is almost impossible because it's cold now and I'm not a sweaty type!).
I call Grado to ask if this is a manufacturing defect. The lady on the phone said that it's normal, Grado is good for sound and does not care about the look
!
I don't think that a $219 headphone should have this problem and considered "normal".
Grado's owner, please examine your can with daylight, at around 45 degree angle to see if yours also has corrosion traces like mine. Please advise.
Thank you very much.
When I look at the holed metal shield (in front of the speaker) through the nylon mesh, there is something like a dead cockroach on it, after examining it carefully, this trace would be a trace of corrosion. I use daylight to look at it more carefully and I see similar - but lighter traces on both sides left and right, they cover around 40% of the metal's surface.
I wonder if my sweat would corrode the metal shield just after a few hours of use?! (although this is almost impossible because it's cold now and I'm not a sweaty type!).
I call Grado to ask if this is a manufacturing defect. The lady on the phone said that it's normal, Grado is good for sound and does not care about the look
I don't think that a $219 headphone should have this problem and considered "normal".
Grado's owner, please examine your can with daylight, at around 45 degree angle to see if yours also has corrosion traces like mine. Please advise.
Thank you very much.