miketriple
100+ Head-Fier
- Joined
- Sep 13, 2004
- Posts
- 137
- Likes
- 11
i've heard so many mixed reviews here.. let's keep this pretty closely tied in with the topic, though. i don't want to spend $30 on new headphones, like some people suggest in other, similar threads. $100-150 is my range. i'll be walking to/from class a lot. i listen to a large range of music.. from stan getz to symphony x. durability is also an issue. i'd like to keep them in my pocket.. i'm looking to replace my big cans for convenient little ones while i'm on campus. i'm mainly looking at shure e3cs and ety er6is, although i'm open to similar suggestions. please try to keep in mind my guidelines, though. let's keep the discussion narrow.
do the shure e3c's have the same microphonic problem as ety er6i's? i mostly hear about that with the ety's. will i hear footsteps and microphonic garbage loudly with both of them? that seems to be the main issue.
are the e3s really more comfortable to most people?
which is more durable?
i'll be usin an ipod to play, so if that's an issue.. which ones would be easier to drive?
safety isn't really a concern here
i pay enough attention not to get run over, and i don't ride my bike.. i walk rather slowly, and a lot of it is on campus where there aren't cars. i don't like listening to music and talking to people, so i'd take them out.
thanks, guys. this site is such a big help!
do the shure e3c's have the same microphonic problem as ety er6i's? i mostly hear about that with the ety's. will i hear footsteps and microphonic garbage loudly with both of them? that seems to be the main issue.
are the e3s really more comfortable to most people?
which is more durable?
i'll be usin an ipod to play, so if that's an issue.. which ones would be easier to drive?
safety isn't really a concern here

thanks, guys. this site is such a big help!