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paddylonglegs · 02-11-2005 2:02am

Hey,
I'm using these(pic down the bottom) Sony Fonotopia's.Will it be much of an upgrade if I change to Shure E2c E3c's?Anyone had this experience?

cormie · 02-11-2005 9:20am

Yes it will be, they probably don't cost more than about $15 by the look of them. They look as if they just sit in your ear as do most cheapish earphones. The Shures will push directly into your ear canal blocking out sound and of course, sounding much better as they are better made.

Duff Man Jr. · 07-11-2005 4:14pm

With sit in your ear headphones they always make my right ear sore, i think the hole is a little smaller than the left, this happen anyone else? also do shure's start getting uncomfortable after a hour or two? as i find normal one's do:mad:

rubadub · 07-11-2005 4:31pm

Duff Man Jr. wrote:

also do shure's start getting uncomfortable after a hour or two? as i find normal one's do:mad:

Mine actually get more comfortable as the silicone warms up and slowly forms to the shape of your ear. I sleep with them on no problems.

Duff Man Jr. · 07-11-2005 5:00pm

One more quick question, are the E1's not being made anymore? i can find reviews of them but cant find them selling. E3's are a bit dear and there is something about buying the bottom of a range (E2's), it makes me feel cheap and dirty. Even though anything with shure on it is top class.

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