Grado - Headphone Replacement Cushion G
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Grado - Headphone Replacement Cushion G

Ear Cushions For Grados
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REPLACEABLE GENUINE GRADO EAR CUSHIONS FOR ULTIMATE COMFORT

Grado introduces consumer-replaceable genuine ear cushions, ensuring optimal comfort and longevity for your headphones. These cushions are standard equipment on elite models like the PS1000, PS2000, GS1000, GS2000, GS3000, and the iconic WHITE HEADPHONE. Compatible with a wide range of Grado headphones, including Prestige, Reference, Statement, Professional, and Limited Edition series, these cushions offer a seamless fit and superior comfort, enhancing your listening experience with every wear.

Crafting Timeless Sound Excellence in Brooklyn Since 1953

Grado Labs is a family-run business, and they have been hand-building headphones and phono cartridges in Brooklyn since 1953. For three generations, tradition and heritage have been carried down with the philosophy that sound comes first. Grado headphones are crafted by hand and use the finest materials like wood for building their renowned headphones. Grado headphones are known for a laid-back and balanced sound with an open-back design that presents an immersive and incredible wide soundstage. Over the past 61 years, Grado has become famous for its incredible headphone and phono cartridge designs. With a strong emphasis on product quality, Grado is a well-known name all over the world.

Fun fact: Joseph Grado - The founder of Grado Labs was inducted into the Audio Hall of Fame in 1982 for his innovation and achievements at Grado.

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