Post by Deleted on Mar 21, 2023 14:12:25 GMT -6
Hi gang,
It appears that my sturdy and much abused Shure SE425 in-ear buds may be in the process of biting the dust. I often use them during cleanup (when I really need to hear deep into the audio) or for editing/mixing when the rest of the house is asleep. I've got some excellent open-back Beyers, but I can only wear over-ear for a little while (nerve damage on the nearby carotid artery). So I'm looking for possible replacements.
I absolutely love the Shures--I've had Shures for at least a dozen years. They're unforced and trusty. But I've never liked the way that the cable goes behind the head and over the pinnae. So I'm happy to entertain suggestions. I don't need thumping bass and sizzling cymbals. Just truth. There might not be a better option than what I've been using.
Thanks much for any insights.
Michael
It appears that my sturdy and much abused Shure SE425 in-ear buds may be in the process of biting the dust. I often use them during cleanup (when I really need to hear deep into the audio) or for editing/mixing when the rest of the house is asleep. I've got some excellent open-back Beyers, but I can only wear over-ear for a little while (nerve damage on the nearby carotid artery). So I'm looking for possible replacements.
I absolutely love the Shures--I've had Shures for at least a dozen years. They're unforced and trusty. But I've never liked the way that the cable goes behind the head and over the pinnae. So I'm happy to entertain suggestions. I don't need thumping bass and sizzling cymbals. Just truth. There might not be a better option than what I've been using.
Thanks much for any insights.
Michael
