[mos86]

It got m-o-r-e bass.

Or at least that what I read, you can read it here:
http://reviews.designtechnica.com/review3355.html

But please answer one thing: is the sound quality exactly the same (except for bass)?

Thanks..
mos86.

 

[Sugarfried]

E3, E3c and E3g all use the same acoustic system. No changes whatsoever. The reviewers experience might be due to his further understanding of proper use. One can only guess.

 

[milkpowder]

It's all a bit confusing.

According to info on the Shure website, the different models are as follows:

E2c
E2c (in black)
E2g

E3c
E3c (in black)
E3g

E4c
E4c (in black)
E4g

E5c

E500 (upcoming)

As far as I know, the Exc (in black) and Exg series differ from their Exc cousins only in cable length: longer cable in Exc

Apart from that, it's all purely marketing.

 

[mos86]

Quote:

Originally Posted by milkpowder It's all a bit confusing. According to info on the Shure website, the different models are as follows: E2c E2c (in black) E2g E3c E3c (in black) E3g E4c E4c (in black) E4g E5c E500 (upcoming) As far as I know, the Exc (in black) and Exg series differ from their Exc cousins only in cable length: longer cable in Exc Apart from that, it's all purely marketing.

..So the folks at design technica who did all those test are just wrong? it is designtechnica after all you know..

Thanks,
Mos86.

 

[Edwood]

Yeah, I would take Designtechnica's review with a grain of salt.

A baseball sized grain of salt.

-Ed

 

[gshan]

Don't forget E2 PRO / E3 PRO / E4 PRO (AKA E2, E3, E4). These are the grey editions. That makes 4 models, heh.

Quote:

Originally Posted by milkpowder It's all a bit confusing. According to info on the Shure website, the different models are as follows: E2c E2c (in black) E2g E3c E3c (in black) E3g E4c E4c (in black) E4g E5c E500 (upcoming) As far as I know, the Exc (in black) and Exg series differ from their Exc cousins only in cable length: longer cable in Exc Apart from that, it's all purely marketing.

 

[jagorev]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sugarfried E3, E3c and E3g all use the same acoustic system. No changes whatsoever. The reviewers experience might be due to his further understanding of proper use. One can only guess.

LOL

 

[Snufkin]

Black = darker = more bass!

I don't know.

Either way, the reviewer is wrong.

 

[Sugarfried]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Snufkin Black = darker = more bass!

Ha! Well played!

Nigel Tufnel: "It's like, how much more black could this be? And the answer is none. None more black."

 

[Ploop]

My E4Pros have lots of bass. I am a basshead and i AM satisfied. I actually turn it down. (No amp, iaudio X5)

 

[K2Grey]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sugarfried E3, E3c and E3g all use the same acoustic system. No changes whatsoever. The reviewers experience might be due to his further understanding of proper use. One can only guess.

And one of the problems with subjective impressions is laid bare.

 

[Medikit]

I'm gonna go with the power of suggestion here.

 

[enfer singe]

I emailed shure about this. They said there is no difference whatsoever except for the cord length. It is shorter on the g's because they are geared more towards portability.

 

[mos86]

Quote:

Originally Posted by enfer singe I emailed shure about this. They said there is no difference whatsoever except for the cord length. It is shorter on the g's because they are geared more towards portability.

Thanks..
What's the difference in the cord length?
(The E3c is 1.5m)

 

[yaufei]

Quote:

Originally Posted by mos86 Thanks.. What's the difference in the cord length? (The E3c is 1.5m)

The g series are 1.2m