These sound good, to be Shure!

Advantages: Not expensive, crisp sound.
Disadvantages: Bit fiddly at first

...Shure SE110 Sound Isolating Earphones ~~Background~~ I have been meaning to buy some 'in ear' earphones for some time for use with my iPod, especially for use when going on walks or bike rides. I have headphones which are fine for home use, but find when outside, external noise spoils my enjoyment. So I had a budget (less than £100) and I knew that I wanted in ear phones, and I did not want 'bass driven' earphones, as so many are. I should explain before I go any further what I mean by 'in ear' earphones, as all earphones are in ear in one way or another. The standard iPod earphones 'sit' just inside the ear; are one fit, and often get loose, or fit unevenly (as we all have slightly different ear sizes), they do not reduce or cancel out external noise. This applies to most standard earphones. 'In ear' earphones sit...

paulhanton 13.09.2008 · Read review
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Review of Shure SE110-E

Shure E2 Sound Isolating In Ear Headphones

Advantages: Great sound, snug fit
Disadvantages: Lacking in Bass

...Shure are well known for their quality earphones so was the obvious choice in looking for a replacement to Apple's Ipod earphones. Are the impressive? Well they are in a number of ways. Firstly the sound offers great clarity you can really hear every sound. Also, they really are sound isolating, you cannot hear anything once these are in your ears. Beware of crossing the road as you won't hear a juggernaut from a foot away!! The only downfall is the lack of bass and aren't loud enough for my taste (the loudness may be down to Ipod rather than the earphones). Overall even though the bass isn't deep enough they do offer very good sound quality. These earphones come with 18 different sleeves so you can find the optimum fit. You may have to play around with these sleeves to find the best fit but once you do they are absolutely...

PlipPlop 15.11.2005 · Read review
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Review of Shure E2

Shure ear Buds

Advantages: Good sound quality,good product support
Disadvantages: a bit fiddly to fit at first

...way to get a perfect fit is to go to an hearing aid specialist and have moulds taken of the ear cavity into which thses units can be fitted. Shure actually reccommend this for a perfect fit. They also supply a number of differant sizes of ear plug to fit onto the speaker stem so try all sizes until a nice fit is achieved. These rubber plugs do tend to get a little dirty with a lot of use but can be cleaned with a weak soapy solution. Overall a brilliant earphone with excellent sound qualities although fitting into the ear can be a bit of a struggle but can be achieved with practice.Comes with a handy zip pouch to keep them safe too...

zakkman 22.01.2008 · Read review
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Review of Shure E3C

Shure e2c best headphones for ipods

Advantages: well designed, superb clarity
Disadvantages: ?

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jack99633 02.07.2009 · Read review
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Review of Shure E2C

SHURE to impress

Advantages: very good sound across the range
Disadvantages: A bit tinny with guitar recordings

...This is a lovely little mic ideal for home recording. I'm not gonna bore you with the spec, but rather how does the recording quality sounds. Well while its obviously not up there with condensor mic's its a good solid choice for people who are recording voice and guitars on a home recording system. only problem I have encountered is the guitar sounds a bit tinny when I use this mic. I know I can tweek this through the mixing desk, but I own a beautiful Yamaha acoustic and I want its full resonance to be captured without comprimising the sound through digital mixing. Essentially this is not a major problem with the SHURE SM58 but I guess highlights the reason behind paying that bit more for a SHURE rather than going for a cheaper alternative. Another note is I've suffered hardley any feedback with this mic, which is good news when...

Logan33 29.01.2009 · Read review
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Review of Shure SM 58 LC

Shure thing

Advantages: Robust
Disadvantages: Does not give the user ability to sing

...I have been using the same SM58 for nearly 10 years (and even then it wasn't brand new) in that time it has been subjected to all manner of phlegm, drunken (and un-requested) guest vocalists, alcohol spills and cigarette smoke and it still works beautifully. THE mic of choice for live performances, it has a great sound and is very durable. Admittedly it now has a slightly duller sound than the SM58 recently purchased by the guitarist in the band. but until the day it is broken beyond repair or lost I will remain faithfull to it - and would rush straight out to buy a new one. Value for money, quality, reliability the Shure SM58 has all of these qualities in spades. A must have for any serious musician...

infodakota 05.12.2007 · Read review
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Review of Shure SM 58 LC

Shure SM58 Microphone? Let's rock!

Advantages: Solidly made, excellent sound.
Disadvantages: Doesn't come with a record deal

...I was using Shure microphones in bands back in 1972 and they were noticeably tough and durable with their steel bodies. They had a great reputation even then although how good they sounded in the loud rock bands I was in is a matter best left to history. 'Ziggeeeeeeeee - plaaaaaaaaaaayed gui- tar-ar-arrrrrr!' Without the need for messing around with batteries like you'd get with a mike requiring an active power source or ghost power off a mixer, this is plug-and-go simplicity. It just works really well and requires no servicing or fussing about with. The SM57 is the uni-directional model shaped like a tube. This is the one shaped like a lollipop which means a lot to me because my mother was a lollipop lady. By that I mean that she had a long thin body and a big sticky head. The SM58 gives a lovely clear recording that puts...

FlameDruid 13.09.2004 · Read review
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Review of Shure SM 58 LC

Commute in a concert hall

Advantages: Blocks out background noise, very clear sound quality, less damage to ears.
Disadvantages: Does't block out everything! Can be uncomfortable at first

...reputation for sound quality. However that pair are too bulky for taking out and about, and their fold-up headphones looked like they would probably snap after travelling in my handbag after a few months. I also read a few negative reviews of their noise-cancelling capabilities on the internet. I bought my Shure e2c headphones after a recommendation from a friend. Her partner has a pair, and is a technogeek so I felt confident in their technologic capabilities even though it's not my area of expertise. I also found some positive recommendations of them on the internet. I bought e2cs rather than other Shure headphones because they are the entry level for this time of headphone and I wasn't convinced that paying the extra £20 for the next level up would really make a dramatic difference for a 40% price increase. I also don't trust myself not to...

anna_mcnally 29.11.2006 · Read review
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Review of Shure E2C

Sound worthy of your MP3 collection

Advantages: Superb sound quality, secure and comfortable fit
Disadvantages: Take a little while to fit, not for use while out on the road

...PRICE: £53.99 WHAT DO YOU GET? The headphones are shipped with a "fit kit" and hard carry case. There is also a manual explaining how to change the protective sleeves and how to look after your headphones. PLUG AND PLAY? Well not quite, unless you're really lucky and the sleeves which are already fitted onto the headphones are just the right size. It's likely that you'll need to try out the various foam and rubber sleeves in the "fit kit" until you find a pair that are really comfortable. However, take half an hour now and get it right and the reward is that you get a pair of earphones that you can hardly feel when they're on. REALLY IN-EAR The Shure E2's don't just sit on top of your ear lobes the speakers actually fit down into the opening of the ear canal and because they fill the opening to your ear they...

timparlow 25.08.2005 (02.09.2005) · Read review
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Review of Shure E2

A sure-fire bet with Shure SM 58 LC mic!

Advantages: Great professional sounding mike for under £100
Disadvantages: Its only disadvantage is its not the wireless version for this price ;-)

...~~~The product itself~~~ The product itself is a shure SM 58 LC professional microphone for vocal singing. ~~~Make & model~~~ It is one of the most recognisable microphone's on the market with its graphite grey body and dull silver head. It comes complete with a mike stand holder and a soft case, as well as the box it is supplied with. I purposely bought this model without the on/off switch as a friend told me he had some trouble with a switch on a Shure, (although it was after ten years of solid use with a hired pa system). It is availabe to buy with an on/off switch though if that's what you prefer. ~~~Sound Quality~~~ Fantastic. I've been complimented so many times on how good a sound i get out of this mic. I plugged her in and off she went, no feedback, crisp clear sound, in fact she was so good i vowed to cherish her...

pe2euk 31.05.2006 · Read review
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