[invisiblegun]

Hey there, I'm forgetting the term for it--when the cord rubs against something and you hear it distinctly in your earphone, such as walking against wind, etc--but was wondering does the SE530 suffer much from this?

I have a SE210 and it does pretty well--I don't hear too much of the noise in the headphone. However, my Er6i is horrible and is essentially useless for mobile listening.

Sorry if this all sounds convoluted--but any answers out there?

 

[gtp]

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Originally Posted by invisiblegun /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hey there, I'm forgetting the term for it--when the cord rubs against something and you hear it distinctly in your earphone, such as walking against wind, etc--but was wondering does the SE530 suffer much from this? I have a SE210 and it does pretty well--I don't hear too much of the noise in the headphone. However, my Er6i is horrible and is essentially useless for mobile listening. Sorry if this all sounds convoluted--but any answers out there?

The E500/SE530 are not microphonic if worn (as intended) over the ear.

 

[jinx20001]

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Originally Posted by gtp /img/forum/go_quote.gif The E500/SE530 are not microphonic if worn (as intended) over the ear.

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[Assorted]

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Originally Posted by gtp /img/forum/go_quote.gif The E500/SE530 are not microphonic if worn (as intended) over the ear.

Not for some people (like me). It still had microphonic sounds. A shirt clip reduces it too.

 

[Sebastianbf]

how about the e4?

 

[jersey_emt]

I have the E500's and have not experienced any microphonic sounds from the cable rubbing against my clothes or other objects. I always wear them properly (up and over the ear), BTW.

 

[Logman]

Same here. I rarely have any issues with the cord.