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100+ Head-Fier
Another generic design, get creative, jesus looks like they robbed this straight from Sony.
Another generic design, get creative, jesus looks like they robbed this straight from Sony.
I've yet to hear them. I've never really found any Shure products that actually sound good so not too hopeful. Any measurements? How do they actually sound as them squatting the Bose doesn't really explain much. How's the timbre? tonal balance? what headphones do they compare too etc? Shure headphones tend to either be bright or thin with the exception of the 840 + 1540 so curious what they were going for with these.Opinions vary.
I find them understated, with a beauty that matches the sound.
I've yet to hear them. I've never really found any Shure products that actually sound good so not too hopeful. Any measurements? How do they actually sound as them squatting the Bose doesn't really explain much. How's the timbre? tonal balance? what headphones do they compare too etc? Shure headphones tend to either be bright or thin with the exception of the 840 + 1540 so curious what they were going for with these.
The closest competitor is the Dali IO-6 I would say. I really like the Dalis but I still wanna compare them to the Shures. Seems like my pair just left Amazon, so hopefully they're arriving soon.what headphones do they compare too etc?
It's the little things, isn't it? Something was bothering me, and not in a bad way.
I couldn't figure out why these were so quiet mechanically, then i looked closer:
Shure added a contour cut med density foam pad so the arms wouldn't clack on the ear cups.
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Didn't someone here mention this as a "feature" to reduce noise while handling the headphones?Is difficult seeing but you must removing that part. I think they putting there for shipping.
The closest competitor is the Dali IO-6 I would say. I really like the Dalis but I still wanna compare them to the Shures. Seems like my pair just left Amazon, so hopefully they're arriving soon.
I hoping Shure is looking at this thread because I have very important suggestion.
I have iPhone and MacBook pro and I wishing the volume steps (up and down) is more gradual (more steps). My bowers and wilkins p7 wireless is having this (more steps) and is fantastic because you can really changing the volume in small increments. This a more important problem with the albums releasing in last 25-30 years of rock and pop music, or the releasing of remastering of more old albums. This albums are very loud originally. If you going from step 2 to 3 or 7 to 8, or the opposite, the difference in the volume is often very big.
The majority of the wireless headphones having the same problem. I'm sure is possible with a firmware update improving this situation. The shure aonic 50 is have a reference / studio sound. In this case the volume steps is very important aspect for the people that appreciate good sound and don't listening always loud.
Use the volume slider in Control Center on your iPhone rather than the volume buttons, you will get finer grained control of volume that way.
I believe the finer grained control can also be accomplished on your MacBook Pro using the volume slider control (you can put that in your menu bar) rather than the up/down volume physical keys.