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Shure SE 425
$349.00
Released January, 2011
The Pros:Sound isolation is excellent, does a great job blocking out surrounding noises. Detachable cables help enable you to replace them as needed over time. Detail through all areas is very good, provides a complete and clear sound.
The Cons:Cables are very rigid near the ears, makes them a bit uncomfortable. Earpieces don't go as deep into the ear canal as past models, don't feel as secure. Bass can seem too understated, typically needs a big boost from the music player.
The Shure SE 425 are high end headphones designed for a high definition audio experience with an in-ear design. These are the next step up in the series from the Shure SE 315, now using dual high-definition MicroDrivers to enable accurate and balanced sound throughout the audio range.
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They are followed by the Shure SE 535, which uses triple high-definition MicroDrivers. This model comes in clear and metallic silver and comes with disposable black foam sleeves as well as soft flex sleeves in 3 sizes for comfort. A pair of yellow foam sleeves and triple flange sleeves are also included to prevent cord tangle and to make them more comfortable. A premium carrying case houses everything in a convenient package, and a quarter inch adapter is also included.
Features
- Dual High-Definition MicroDrivers
- Accurate and balanced sound
- Available in clear and metallic silver
- 3 pairs of disposable black foam sleeves (S, M, L)
- 3 pairs of soft flex sleeves (S, M, L)
- 1 pair of yellow foam sleeves
- 1 pair of triple flange sleeves
- Premium carrying case
- Quarter inch (6.5mm) adapter
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sound isolation is excellent, does a great job blocking out surrounding noises
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detachable cables help enable you to replace them as needed over time
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detail through all areas is very good, provides a complete and clear sound
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cables are very rigid near the ears, makes them a bit uncomfortable
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earpieces don't go as deep into the ear canal as past models, don't feel as secure
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bass can seem too understated, typically needs a big boost from the music player
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connector is a bit bulkier than usual, sometimes a difficult fit with some MP3 players
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