Hemp

Found mold growing on the exterior and interior of their Grado Hemp that keeps coming back despite cleaning.

Owns the Hemp, RS1x and SR225 and finds the Hemp tames Grado's mids and highs and brings out the bass, a warmer Grado rather than bass-heavy.

Sold their Hemp, feeling the x-generation Grados sound more muffled than the e generation.

Owns the Hemp and really likes it: well balanced with excellent bass and none of the sharp Grado highs.

Pre-ordered the Hemp and after a few weeks finds it sounds great with a full spectrum of bass, mids and highs, but fairly comfortable only for about 90 minutes.

Finds the Hemp really great: more mellow than the average Grado with rolled-off top end, decent low-end impact and classic Grado mids for rock and live music.

Uses the Hemp for tech death metal and finds its bass natural and defined, the best compared with their 58X, HE4XX and DT770.

Was surprised by how much bass the Hemp has.

Recently got the Hemp and absolutely loves the sound, but finds the stock pads uncomfortable even after stretching the headband.

Swapped their Hemp pads for aftermarket ones and loves the sound and improved comfort.

Finds the Hemp reproduces the crunch of rock guitar like few others, with a bit more bass, and L-Cush pads make them more comfortable.

The Hemp is their favourite Grado so far, balanced with G-Cush pads since the stock pads are uncomfortable and bass-heavy for them.

Just received the Hemp and finds it really makes a difference over their AirPods Max, B&O H9i and HE-4XX.

Finds their Hemp reaches a new level of clarity on an A&K SR25 DAP.

Owns both the Hemp and SR325x and the Hemp is their favourite by a little.

Owns the Hemp and agrees the comfort and cable could be better.

Has had the Hemp for 1.5 years and loves it as a great headphone in its price bracket.

The Hemp has been their daily driver since release, with more sub-bass and a smoother, more forgiving sound than the RS1x.