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Tomas M.
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2017/04/08 20:21:49 (permalink)

Headfones

Hi there. I got shures se215 and love them so much. Very crisp sound. But my ears do not respont to the in ears. They start after some minutes to hurt.
Does anybody know a alternative closed mobile headphone for about 70€ that sounding near like the se215?
 
Thanks alot.
Tomas

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    dwardzala
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    Re: Headfones 2017/04/09 12:51:18 (permalink)
    I assume by not responding, you mean they are uncomfortable to wear?
     
    The in ears have several different sizes of "plugs" and also have rubber and foam.  These should have come with the monitors.  You might try a different size or material.

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    interpolated
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    Re: Headfones 2017/04/19 12:51:44 (permalink)
    I had the Shure SE425's and found the comfortable enough and they came with a few alternatives to the usual ear fittings.
     

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    Jim Roseberry
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    Re: Headfones 2017/04/19 16:27:51 (permalink)
    I use Shure 425 earbuds for live IEMs.

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    Tomas M.
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    Re: Headfones 2017/04/20 10:12:18 (permalink)
    Hi Guys,
    i tasted at last Marshalls Major II and Shures SRH240A. No comparison to the se215. What i bought now are tripple flange for the se's. And now it is fine they are seated very well and the sound is very good. I thing that is the right way because for 100,-€ there is no over ear headphone.

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    patm300e
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    Re: Headfones 2017/04/20 11:33:44 (permalink)
    I use these:
    http://www.complyfoam.com/
     
    Very comfortable and the isolation is great!

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    Re: Headfones 2017/04/20 16:05:56 (permalink)
    KRKs on Amazon are about $100. Great sound, super comfortable for long-time sessions on the ears. I have several of these.

    https://www.amazon.com/KR...eywords=KRK+headphones

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