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The best Shure Headphones reviews

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  • Shure E5

    « Very nice earbuds »

    I love the sound these put out....It's full and clean....No distortion or interference...They mold very nicely to your ear and stay put through any performance...Sure, it takes a bit to figure out which pieces to use for your own ears - Once you find

  • Shure SRH840

    « Good For Most »

    The Shure SRH 840 are closed back studio headphones, economically priced from Shure. They feature 40mm neodymium dynamic drivers, memory foam earpads to provide increased sound isolation and comfort, and an adjustable, padded headband. These are mark

  • Shure SE535

    « Comfortable »

    The Shure SE535 V are a pair of isolating earphones that come with a soft zip up case. You can actually purchase these in ear head phones in a few different colors. The SE535 V are very expensive, I wouldn’t think that in ear headphones could be thi

  • Shure SE315

    « Pricey, yet Durable Intro to the world of In-Ear Monitors »

    I'm a professional guitar and backline technician. My main job on tour is to keep two guitarists and one bass player happy about their gear, and sounding as good as possible. My job is 98% preparation, and 2% execution. However, the execution is the

  • Shure SE215

    « in ear monitors »

    I am usually not a big fan of in ear monitors but I was in need of a pair for a single situation that I was in on the road so I decided to just purchase these from a locals music store that I have never heard of . The guy that worked there told me th

  • Shure SRH440

    « Great for tracking, not the best sound »

    I own these along with AKG K240 Studios. I first bought the K240's over these for the comfort along with the sound quality. While these sound very good they just don't match the clarity and smoothness of the semi open back AKG's. These are fully c