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Congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Originally Posted by thrice ....I wish I had a plane ride to go on soon, I'd love to hear how they fare with airplane noise. |
Originally Posted by saint.panda Congrats! Is there a remarkable or noticeable difference when using an amp with the E500? I ordered these and now I am wondering if I need an amp as well. Thanks. |
Originally Posted by thrice I haven't really had enough time with it yet to really say. Plus, I don't have a portable amp right now (gotta build one). |
Originally Posted by elnero Try em in your main rig. The question was asked before but I don't think it was answered, is there a second plain ole cable included in the package for when one doesn't want to use the PTH? |
Originally Posted by thrice currently listening...mmmmmm IEM goodness. So far, I'm impressed I wonder if I can wire these for balanced operation? |
Originally Posted by Banfi T. And indeed...there is a question not often heard. I would use an IEM mostly at home with my main rig, which has a balanced out (and no traditional 3 pole connection). So currenty I couldn't connect any IEM and I have no information about running them balanced. To further complicate the question the E500 has a crossover too. So, anyone here with good contact to Shure? How risky is to replace the connector? I remember some Sony Fontopias from a few years back. They had some kind of isolation on the wires. I could not solder them at all, just at the "end points", which were prepared by the manufacturer. So cutting the the mini jack might by a wrong decision. (As for disassembling the mini jack - well, I think most of the times that is not an option). How would the E500 corssover react to balanced drive? (However most of the speakers are having assymentrical crossover networks and they do work with balanced drive, that is still a question). I think these are all valid questions since the E500 is aimed to the audiophile community... |
Originally Posted by elnero You might want to try PM'ing Head-Fi member Sugarfried, he's works at Shure and has been extremely helpful to me and other members in the past. If he can't anwser you're questions directly I'm sure he can either track down the answers or direct you to someone who can. |