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Shure SE110: ... have owned two pairs of Shure headphones now and would never look anywhere else. The reason for replacing my original Shure headphones was due to the fact I lost one of the rubber parts and realised that a new set of headphones was more cost effective than hunting out a part. For all iPod owners, throw away those horrible tinny white headphones! Pick up a pair of Shure SE110 headphones and you will never look bac...
Read the full review: High Quality Sound and good build quality at a decent price. by lookslikeben10

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	Shure SE110 Sound Isolating - headphones ( in-ear ear-bud ) - black - Designed for music lovers looking to upgrade the earphones included with their MP3 players, the compact SE110 are the perfect introduction to the stunning performance of Shure earphones. Evolved from earphone technolog... overall rating 2 reviews	Compare prices

	Shure E500 PTH Headphones - Sound Isolating Earphones - 18Hz – 19kHz - Included Fit Kit - 30g	Compare prices

	Shure SE310 Sound Isolating - headphones ( in-ear ear-bud ) - black - Sound Isolating Earphones are a special type of earphone developed originally for musicians trying to monitor their performance in loud onstage environments. They work by using soft foam or flex sleeves to seal out bac... overall rating 1 review	from £ 196.89 Compare prices in 1 shops

	Shure SE530 Sound Isolating - headphones ( in-ear ear-bud ) - The SE530 uses Triple TruAcoustic Micro-Speakers to create an expansive soundstage. A dedicated tweeter ensures that highs and mids are incredibly accurate and detailed, while dedicated dual woofers provide balanced, full-bodi...	Compare prices

	Shure SE210 Sound Isolating - headphones ( in-ear ear-bud ) - Ergonomic and lightweight sound isolating earphones offer the most accurate audio reproduction from both portable and home stereo audio sources - for the ultimate in precision highs and rich low end. overall rating 1 review	from £ 130.99 Compare prices in 1 shops

	Shure E5c Headphones ( ear-bud ) - The E5c is Shure's top-of-the-line model, offering the richest possible listening experience. Dual high energy micro-speakers capture the high- and low-frequencies, while an in-line electronic crossover separates these outputs. You can hear your music l... overall rating 1 review	Compare prices

	Shure E2g Headphone / Earphones - gold-plated stereo plug - 30g overall rating 1 review	Compare prices

	Shure E4c Headphones - Sound Isolating Earphones - Included Fit Kit - 31g	from £ 249.50 Compare prices in 1 shops

	Shure E2c Headphones ( ear-bud ) - The E2c's unique, affordable design comes from Shure's years of collaborating with professional musicians. Featuring a high energy speaker in a distinctive enclosure, the E2c produces studio-quality sound with excellent isolation from background noise. overall rating 1 review	Compare prices

	Shure E4g Headphone / Earphones - gold-plated stereo plug - 31g	Compare prices

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	Shure E2g ... pair of earbuds i ve ever owned. Previous to these types of headphones (this is my second set - lead got damaged, come back to that later) i owned some sony fonotopia earbuds, which while they were very bassy the midrange lacked, and the treble was a little tinny. These sures remind my of my old (OLD!) Yamaha electrostatic headphones, except they dont weigh 3lbs each side. The bass, while prominent, isn t overwhelming (a problem i had with the sony s), the midrange is clear and defined, and the treble is controlled but not such that it s quiet, just not tsst tsst tsst like whenever you listen to regular headphones. Looks wise i probably prefer old ones, which w... Read the full review: Brilliant earbud type headphones by misfit2009
	Shure SE210 ... bought a pair of these earphones because I wanted some that didn t rattle around in my ears. I found that the Sony/Sennheiser kind that have a rubber sleeve covering the speaker tend to transmit noise of anything that touches the cables. Whereas, the expanding foam buds of these Shure SE210s provide a sort of sound pillow that stops that kind of irritation. The sound clarity is very good but you do need to play around with the different sizes of foam tips to get the one that suits your ear canals perfectly. When you try it you ll know because whatever you re playing with sound so much clearer. I m not a sound buff (I can t tell the difference between a CD and vinyl!)... Read the full review: Shure SE210 ear phones by peanutbutterlove
	Shure E2c ... bought these headphones a year ago now to replace a set of Etymotic ER6s that broke. My first impressions were that the build quality on these canalphones was much superior- with more heavy-duty wiring than the flimsy wiring of the Etymotics that lead to one headphone breaking. In use they are great- although as with all canalphones there is a learning curve present in actually fitting them to your ears. They come with an array of differently sized ear-pieces so that you can be assured of the best fit. Be warned that the foam pieces will soak up your ear-wax- leading to complaints from those who ask to borrow them! The sound quality from my set is great, and the isola... Read the full review: Cheap, rugged canal phones by pingtiao

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