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Grado Signature S750

78/ 100
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$1,700
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At a glance

Brand
Grado
Type
Over-Ear
Fit
-
Connection
Wired
Noise cancelling
No
Released
2025

Score breakdowngreat overall

Sound9.2
Value5.6

Grado’s Signature S750 Headphones Featuring New S2 Drivers and Cushion Design October 15th, 2025, Brooklyn, NY – Grado Labs, world-renowned designer and manufacturer of award-winning headphones, announces the launch of the Signature S750 headphones, the latest addition to its acclaimed Signature Line.

The HearWiki takeAI-condensed

The Grado Signature S750 is a high-end, open-back wired headphone that pairs a classic, airy Grado presentation with a newly engineered 50mm dynamic driver for detailed, dynamic sound. It impresses with a wide soundstage and strong clarity on well-recorded material, though its bright tuning and fit-dependent comfort make it a specialized choice. The 6.35mm connection and lack of built-in controls or wireless features underline its purist, audiophile-focused design.

What works

  • Wide, open soundstage with strong detail retrieval
  • Dynamic and engaging driver performance
  • Premium build quality
  • Airy, natural tonal balance (with appropriate partnering gear)
  • Old-school design with modern sonic capabilities

What doesn't

  • Sound can be too bright for some listeners
  • Comfort is highly dependent on individual fit
  • High price relative to feature set
  • Requires careful source pairing and attention to cable length

Paraphrased from published reviews & specs - not an original hands-on test. Our AI disclosure.

Specifications

Audio - Grado Signature S750
Driver50 mm dynamic
Driver typedynamic
Driver size50 mm
Drivers per side1
Frequency response4 Hz - 48 kHz
Impedance38 Ω
Sensitivity115 dB/mW

What the reviews said

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avforums.com

90

AVForums rates the S750 very highly, praising its open, airy presentation and tonal quality. The review also says it is well made and relatively comfortable for a Grado, but partner equipment and the cable length need some care.

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techradar.com

80

TechRadar finds the S750 impressive for its wide soundstage, clarity, and strong performance on well-recorded music. It also notes meaningful downsides: the price is high, the sound can be bright, and the fit is divisive.

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majorhifi.com

This review focuses on the S750’s new driver and concludes that it delivers detailed, dynamic sound with a premium build. Its overall tone is positive, with the biggest caveat being that the tuning may be too bright for some listeners.

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the-ear.net

The reviewer describes the S750 as a very open-sounding Grado with strong technical detail and a presentation that stays faithful to the brand’s airy, unforced style. The main hesitation is comfort, which the review presents as highly dependent on the listener.

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wired.com

Wired’s coverage emphasizes the S750’s old-school feel paired with modern sound, and it highlights the supplied cable as a practical detail. The available snippet does not provide a full editorial verdict, so this is only a limited review-based summary.

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