Tuesday, April 3, 2007
Shure SE210 Noise Isolating Earphones
Posted by Chris Gohlke in "HARDWARE" @ 06:00 PM
"Don’t be fooled by the fact that the SE210s sit at the bottom of Shure’s new range, because you need to put that fact into context. If you assume that the earphones that shipped with your MP3 player are completely useless, which most of them are, then even the entry level Shure SE units will give you a massive increase in audio quality. And comparing the SE210s to various bundled earphone sets that I have knocking around in the office, it’s fair to say that they’re in a completely different league."
I know Shure's seem very expensive, but trust me, the difference is noticeable. I noticed a big difference going from some $20 Sony's up to a set of Sennheiser's a year or so ago. At the end of last year I got a screaming deal on a set of Shure E3c's and noticed another big jump in quality. Based on the review, this set of entry level Shure's should more than satisfy.
I know Shure's seem very expensive, but trust me, the difference is noticeable. I noticed a big difference going from some $20 Sony's up to a set of Sennheiser's a year or so ago. At the end of last year I got a screaming deal on a set of Shure E3c's and noticed another big jump in quality. Based on the review, this set of entry level Shure's should more than satisfy.
