Shure SE535-CL Triple High-Definition MicroDriver Earphone with Detachable Cable (Clear)
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| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Binding | Electronics |
| Brand | Shure |
| Color | Clear |
| EAN | 0042406178570 |
| Feature | Formable wire ensures secure placement over the ear |
| Height | 4.5 inches |
| Length | 4.5 inches |
| Weight | 0.5 pounds |
| Width | 3.25 inches |
| Label | Shure Incorporated |
| List Price | $549.99 |
| Manufacturer | Shure Incorporated |
| Model | SE535-CL |
| MPN | SE535-CL |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Product Group | CE |
| Product Type Name | HEADPHONES |
| Publisher | Shure Incorporated |
| Studio | Shure Incorporated |
| Title | Shure SE535-CL Triple High-Definition MicroDriver Earphone with Detachable Cable (Clear) |
| UPC | 042406178570 |
| Batteries Included | 1 |
| Special Features | The SE535 is the next generation of high quality audio equipment. This new model from Shure is designed to handle the demands of live performances, with its Triple High Definition MicroDrivers, lasting durability, and surprising comfort. The new earphones also offer color in both clear and bronze, while the ear buds come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Another important feature of this model is the detachable, formable, Kevlar supported wires. These attributes help to fit the SE535 to you |
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User Reviews: Shure SE535-CL Triple High-Definition MicroDriver Earphone with Detachable Cable (Clear)
Cons: Can be uncomfortable, the cord can be anoying
DISCLAIMER: I am an audio appreciator, not an Audiophile. I hope.
IEM BACKSTORY:
I owned a pair of Shure 215s for a few days before I picked these up. My initial reaction to the 215s was disapointment. They provided great isolation, but the sound seemed flat to me. I purchased the Shure 215s to replace Sennheisers IE7. (Which is why they felt "flat" to me I think!) Currently I alternate from the 535s and Westone 4Rs.
VALUE:
I bought these in Korea, so I paid too much for them. That said, I'd say a good price point for them would be 350-400ish. That might be because I don't like to spend money. Value-wise, they feel really well made and the sound is good. The cord itself might outlast some DAPs!
AUDIO QUALITY:
Highs & Mids - (to me) sound good! Some things sound better to me out of the Shure 535 than my Sennheiser HD650. (Out of a Fiio E9 at least.)
Bass - This is what I like the 535s for. The bass actually feels like it makes an impact. Its clear and it's punctuated well.
Soundstage - Westone 4Rs beat out the 535s I think. That's not to say anything feels 'cramped' on these. Things sound good, its just not as spacious or spread out to me as the Westone 4 makes things sound.
DESIGN:
Initially I had issues with this IEM hurting my ears if I wore them longer than an hour. The casing was big (perhaps my ears are small) so when the IEM rested against the bottom of my ear it would actually press down on it and cause my ear to hurt. Eventually I put an extreme kink in the cable at the base of the housing and it became comfortable to wear.
Cable - This is both good and bad. It's nice, long, and is very very sturdy. At the same time, if you're having to move it away, it can be a hassle. If it's lying against your neck, you'll definitely feel it.
Driveability - Anything can use this. It sounds better with a bit of an amp however. (Or so it seems to me.)
ISOLATION:
"Wow." Isolation-wise, this IEM has the best isolation of an IEM that I've tried. Those Shure Olives are pretty amazing at what they do.
OVERALL:
It'd say it's a great buy, especially if you can get it for $400-$450. If you are looking for something that is;
durable, noise-isolating, good with bass...Then this is an IEM to consider.
If you'd like something with a wider soundstage and a bit more emphasis on highs with a bit less isolation/punchy bass, then look up the Westone 4Rs.
Cons: none
as tyl herstens said - "Ahhh! Someone slipped liquid gold into my ears! The genies at Shure did some real magic here."
just wonderful ...
handsome bass , rich and forward mids , lovely treble ..
very spacious sound ...
beats all my other headphones ....in almost all sonic aspects ....
some people say its not good for fast paced music ... but i disagree
beware there is no 'wow' factor but rather a slow appreciation of the sound that takes place with 535s ..
Cons: stiff cable
this was my first audiophile product and for any considering audiophiles, its worth the pain of purchase
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