Shure SE846 Sound Isolating™ Earphone - Reviews - Head-Fi.org
May 30, 2013 · Bass- The shure se846 has a "subwoofer" bass to it which is extremely unique and can dig EXTREMELY deep, but the detail of the bass is "alright", a little definition would be nicer. Compared to the ie800 which also has deep bass. The shures out perform them because of the depth and subwoofer like feeling.
Shure M75 Cartridge Reviews - The Vinyl Engine
Shure M75. by thorenstd125_2022. The M75ED is a lovely, easy sounding cartridge. Excellent tracking ability. A little bass-heavy and lacking in sparkle, but it wasn't a particularly expensive cartridge in its day. Very popular choice in the 1970s. by rorenoren.
Shure M92 Cartridge Reviews - The Vinyl Engine
The original M92 stylus (N92E) is not great, though. It sounds a little closed in with rolled off treble. Distortions are very low, even with the N92. As the M92 has no plastic surround, any stylus for the V shaped cartridges with the same size brass insert can be fitted. The M92 has the same wide soundstage that the M95/97 have.
Shure M91 Cartridge Reviews - The Vinyl Engine
Performance is surprisingly good, and the simple mounting bracket is ideal. A very competitive cartridge - plays well with anything. by djohnfot. The M91E is not the best cartridge by any means. It may, however, be the best value of its era and is still capable of besting many newer and more costly cartridges.
Shure Aonic 4 | Headphone Reviews and Discussion - Head-Fi.org
Sep 27, 2020 · The Shure Aonic 4 is packed with so much variety of ear tips – Shure calls them “sleeves”. From the standard silicone (grey) to black conforming foam and even a triple-flange silicon as well as Shure’s iconic yellow foam. As I mentioned in the Aonic 5 review, the ear tips play a very important role in altering the audio balancing.
Shure M95 Cartridge Reviews - The Vinyl Engine
Shure M95. This is an excellent cartridge, assumed the diamond tip and the suspension is in a good condition and it is mounted in a LOW-MASS tonearm, period. A medium to high mass tonearm reliably ruins the show. The same applies to the M75, both in ED (EDM) versions. There are almost unrecognizable differences in sound of the M95 and M75 ED ...
Shure M97 Cartridge Reviews - The Vinyl Engine
Shure M97. by Nene. The M97xe had always been my second string cart because I considered it to be not as warm and relaxing as a Nagaoka MP110, while less involving than a V15 III or a Ultra 500 and not as rock & roll as a M44.. Average at everything. However, I recently put a Jico 192-N97xE (SAS/S) stylus on it and my opinion has significantly ...
Shure Aonic 5 | Headphone Reviews and Discussion - Head-Fi.org
Sep 20, 2020 · The Shure Aonic 5 is driven by two woofers and one tweeter balanced armature drivers, which is the same setup as its predecessor, the Shure SE535 launched in 2010. There are three ways to change the sound signature of the Aonic 5. First, there are nozzles that can be swapped, just like the Shure SE846. The pre-installed nozzle is the balanced ...
Shure SRH840a | Headphone Reviews and Discussion - Head-Fi.org
Jan 11, 2022 · A straight cable is included (a twisted cable is available optionally). It is possible to connect a cable with a headset (available optionally). 2. Ear pads are different. Approximate sizes of ear pads inside 45x65x15 mm, outside 90x110 mm. 4. The sound has changed (new speakers and new frequency response settings).
Shure SRH1540 Review | Headphone Reviews and Discussion
Jan 23, 2014 · Background info: SRH1540 is a new closed back flagship from Shure. Currently selling for $499USD, it is selling for the same price as Shure's open back flagship, SRH1840. Don't let these numbers fool you. Shure intended the SRH1540 to be at the level of SRH1840, and hence lowered the price of SRH1840 to match that of SRH1540.