[pcf]

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I have also read that the HP3 headphones did not have the Joseph Grado Signature Ultra-wide Bandwidth Reference cable.

Some HP2s don't have them either. I have two pair of HP2. One of them has the standard cable and the other one has the Ultra-wide Bandwidth Reference cable. Some early SR325 were fitted the JGSUWBRC too. They might as well call it NTSC (never twice the same cable).

 

[pcf]

 
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I think they are 2's because they have no wear to them.  Look absolutely awesome

They don't have the switches so are definitely either HP2 or3.
Are you doing anything to protect the red lettering? I use renaissance wax. It is silly but the condition of the lettering affects the value of the these headphones.
 

 

[padam]

What kind of cable does it have?

 

[rhythmdevils]

yowzers I need to make more friends

 

[Rob N]

Very common phones!!
 

 

[JoetheArachnid]

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Very common phones!!
 

I don't like you very much.

 
SO GODDAMN PRETTY. Don't suppose you could give one or two away?

 

[DefectiveAudioComponent]

Amazing collection

 
That foam looks a bit yellow at the edges. It's not starting to disintegrate around those beautiful cans, is it?

 

[rhythmdevils]

Wow let me know if you need a babysitter.

 

[pcf]

  4-in-a-bed!

 
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Very common phones!!
 

 

 

[power]

   How could one identify this cable?  JGSUWBRC  Ultra-wide Bandwidth Reference cable ?  

 

[pcf]

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   How could one identify this cable?  JGSUWBRC  Ultra-wide Bandwidth Reference cable ?  

It is written on the cable.

 

[bozebuttons]

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I have also read that the HP3 headphones did not have the Joseph Grado Signature Ultra-wide Bandwidth Reference cable.

Not True as I have a HP3 with the signature cable.

 

[goatman70]

I think mine is the signature cable

 

[rhythmdevils]

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Not True as I have a HP3 with the signature cable.

 
Maybe it's not an HP3 

 

[goatman70]

I want to see what the market will bear on these headphones.  Anyone have an idea??