

Product Type: Shure headphones
Newest Review: ... more heavy-duty wiring than the flimsy wiring of the Etymotics that lead to one headphone breaking. In use they are great- although as w... more
Cheap, rugged canal phones
Shure E2c

Member Name: pingtiao
Product:
Shure E2c
Date: 03/10/08
Rating:
Advantages: Great sound and build quality
Disadvantages: Same as with all caal-phones- not for everybody
I 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 isolation you get from them is also very impressive. I think that the isolation is probably of function of the material that you use as the earpiece, but either way you can easily blot out the background noise on a street or in a train.
I'd really reccomend buying a set of these- I found mine on Play.com for around £25.
Summary: Inexpensive and attractively specced headphones
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