mchurgin
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First initial thoughts.
Picked up a pair a Guitar Center. They are the clear color ( I think for professional musicains) they are not listed on the UE website. They are the same color as the Shure 5 series. I used to own the 5c and The sound of these remind me very much of the Shure's. Good bass and good detail mids and highs.
I got rid of the Shures because I found the cable, even with removing the form fit to be very heavy and uncomfortable. I also could only get a good seal with the large clear tips which became uncomfortable after long periods.
I have also tried Shure E2'S, e3, Ety 4p, Ety er6, Sharp md33.
The Superfi. pro seams a lttle clearer yet still provides great bass than the Shure e5. The cable is very thin and lightweight and the form fit wire is very thin and light and I cant even feel it over my ear. They are also designed to wear either behind the back OR down the front. I even tried wearing them straight out of the ears, ie. Shure e3, and that works very well also if you are not mobile. Perfect for laying in bed. Comes with the standard multiple sizes of eartips similar to Sony's and Sharp. Also has one pair of dual flange soft tips. I need the large and they fit good and I got a good seal immediatley.
Packaging is superb: includes a beautiful travel leather case and a brushed aluminum hard case with cable spool and an ingenious hole on two ends to plug the headphone jack into. Also has a level attenuator ans 1/4" adapter.
These things are super light. I think they feel so light because the cable is so unobtrusive compared to the Shure e5's.
If you dont care for the sound of any of the canalphpones listed above but like the e5 sound these are better and much smaller and much more comfortable and versatile in the wearing options.
I will post further comments after a day or two of more critical listening.
Picked up a pair a Guitar Center. They are the clear color ( I think for professional musicains) they are not listed on the UE website. They are the same color as the Shure 5 series. I used to own the 5c and The sound of these remind me very much of the Shure's. Good bass and good detail mids and highs.
I got rid of the Shures because I found the cable, even with removing the form fit to be very heavy and uncomfortable. I also could only get a good seal with the large clear tips which became uncomfortable after long periods.
I have also tried Shure E2'S, e3, Ety 4p, Ety er6, Sharp md33.
The Superfi. pro seams a lttle clearer yet still provides great bass than the Shure e5. The cable is very thin and lightweight and the form fit wire is very thin and light and I cant even feel it over my ear. They are also designed to wear either behind the back OR down the front. I even tried wearing them straight out of the ears, ie. Shure e3, and that works very well also if you are not mobile. Perfect for laying in bed. Comes with the standard multiple sizes of eartips similar to Sony's and Sharp. Also has one pair of dual flange soft tips. I need the large and they fit good and I got a good seal immediatley.
Packaging is superb: includes a beautiful travel leather case and a brushed aluminum hard case with cable spool and an ingenious hole on two ends to plug the headphone jack into. Also has a level attenuator ans 1/4" adapter.
These things are super light. I think they feel so light because the cable is so unobtrusive compared to the Shure e5's.
If you dont care for the sound of any of the canalphpones listed above but like the e5 sound these are better and much smaller and much more comfortable and versatile in the wearing options.
I will post further comments after a day or two of more critical listening.