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Grado Labs reckons its founder Joseph Grado invented the whole idea of the properly high-end headphone when he developed and launched the Signature HP1 over 30 years ago. In recognition both of this ...

Grado’s latest wired, open-back headphones are both a nod to the company’s past as well as a signal of what to expect in the future. The Signature HP100 SE are an homage to founder, Joe Grado, in the ...

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