Shure E2c

SPURS1882 · 08-02-2006, 5:15 PM

Hi All

Before i part with my £50, ARE the E2c's the best budget headphones around at this price.

Thanks

mjcairney · 08-02-2006, 5:25 PM

Some reviews here

Cheers,

Martin.

wonderloaf · 08-02-2006, 7:43 PM

IMHO Yes.

TameRacingDriver · 08-02-2006, 8:23 PM

Debateable... on pure SQ terms out of a portable they dont sound any better than £25 JVC HA-FX55, IMHO.

dvdchild · 09-02-2006, 1:18 PM

i have just bought a set of ebay for £47 all in. I think they are great sound and good base - very well made unlike the Sony MX71's which fell apart.

Only thing i find a little fiddly is getting the right sort of earpiece fitting. At the moment i am trying the foam sleeves which are good but fiddly to put in

Well worth checking and comes with a 2 year warranty.

DVDCHILD

26-02-2006, 8:01 PM

For similar money you could have the etymotic er6i. These may be better in terms of detail, but you will lose some of the bass hit that the shures give you. If you like a rocking fun sound, settle in shure country. If you want detail and you listen to a lot of classical, settle in etymotic territory.

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dvdchild Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Thanks: Gave 5, Got 45 Posts: 2,799	i have just bought a set of ebay for £47 all in. I think they are great sound and good base - very well made unlike the Sony MX71's which fell apart. Only thing i find a little fiddly is getting the right sort of earpiece fitting. At the moment i am trying the foam sleeves which are good but fiddly to put in Well worth checking and comes with a 2 year warranty. DVDCHILD
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26-02-2006, 8:01 PM	#6
Stewtheking Guest Posts: n/a	For similar money you could have the etymotic er6i. These may be better in terms of detail, but you will lose some of the bass hit that the shures give you. If you like a rocking fun sound, settle in shure country. If you want detail and you listen to a lot of classical, settle in etymotic territory.
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