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post #421 of 431
8/9/09 at 1:12am
aaaaaaaaaaaahhh yessss! I needed to hear that. Mine should be here by Wednesday tops
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Gear mentioned in this thread:

Shure SRH 440 Professional Studio Headphones (Black)
Shure SRH240 Professional Quality Headphones (Black)
post #422 of 431
8/13/09 at 10:28am
I just got my Shure SRH240 headphones ... sound good already .. haven't burned them in yet. I am not a DJ just a music enthusiast, so for me this is great .. sounds good .... it is extremely lightweight .. very comfy and looks sexy like the dr.dre monster beats headphones .. pretty happy!
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post #423 of 431
8/16/09 at 7:12am
It only comes with a coiled cable.
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post #424 of 431
2/17/10 at 6:35pm

Shure SRH840 vs. AT-A900

Hi,

Not sure if this the right place to ask, but I have a choice between the 840's and a pair of A900's and I'm wondering if people have an opinion on what to buy (there about the same price at the store). They would be used on an iPod listening mostly to Jazz & classical. Any opinions on what would be best?
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post #425 of 431
2/18/10 at 4:25pm
I can't say anything about the A900's but I love my 840's. I will say that they don't have the sound-isolating properties I had hoped for, since I use them on public transit a lot, but they sound wonderful listening to all kinds of music and are comfortable for many hours at a time.
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post #426 of 431
3/10/10 at 12:43pm
hey guys,

i currently own a pair of shure se210s and I'm really disappointed by the the lack of bass in these earbuds. I'm planning to buy a new headphone, but then i was reading reviews of the AudioTechnica ATH Pro700 GD, should i buy the SRH 840? I usually listen to pop, rock, classical and jazz. And my local dealer sells the SRH 840 for $150 where as the Pro700s cost 200 @.@
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post #427 of 431
5/15/10 at 10:34pm

 

Hey guys, just curious if anyone has any advice as to whether powering the SRH840's with a HiFiMAN EF2 is a good idea. If not, any recommendations for a comparable Amp/DAC in the same price range?

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post #428 of 431
5/16/10 at 6:11am

When I had both of those, I actually used them together on a number of occasions, including taking them both on a long business trip.  They were terrific together!

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post #429 of 431
5/16/10 at 11:31am

I wonder if Shure will make open headphones too that can compete against flagship models from AKG , Beyerdinamic and Sennheiser.

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post #430 of 431
5/16/10 at 11:53am

Hmmm. They already do what they were meant to do. Built like tanks, entirely unforgiving, studio workhorse...

 

This line is alright as-is. I don't see Shure releasing an open line any time soon. I don't see the point, like, where they would fit in Shure's mission.

 

Is the T1, HD800, Are they designed for the studio, or an audiophile?

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post #431 of 431
5/16/10 at 12:22pm

I've also just discovered the Maverick Audio D1 which is in the same price range, just wondering if anyone's paired it with the SRH840's or has any recommendations compared to the EF2?

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Gear mentioned in this thread:

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