replacements on Shure E4s

[bmwuk]

Trying to see if technology and sound have improved that I can find a less expensive IEM to replace those. Can I stay under $200?

 

[PaulyT]

sure. I'm quite fond of my Vsonic GR07.

 

[bmwuk]

Thanks PaulyT. Any other thoughts on IEMs? I just find that the E4s aren't good with the Etymotic style sleeves (white ribbed stled ones). Seems the hole on the headphone is a bit small. Found my E2s back in the day worked better.

 

[Rope]

There are many IEM's sub $200.00 that will give IEM's twice the price a run for the money. The big hurdle is the sound signature the listener/purchaser prefers.
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At the very bottom of this link there is a recapitulation of price and overall rating.


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[Flint]

I still prefer the Shure IEMs over the others. Perfection is hard to "make better".

If I were wanting similar high accuracy audio performance from a different brand I'd look into Westone.

 

[bmwuk]

Anyone have experience With the shure se425s?

 

[GreatDane]

The big hurdle is the sound signature the listener/purchaser prefers.
Rope

...ain't that the truth.

 

[Rope]

The big hurdle is the sound signature the listener/purchaser prefers.
Rope

...ain't that the truth.

No doubt, and if bmwuk is parcial to the Shure sound signiture he should stay with them. The alternitive is finding a comperable IEM, which is easier said than done. If so, let the hunt begin!

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[bmwuk]

I had the shure e2cs then the UE500s until I got frustrated with the custom fit. My brother gave me the shures back. He preferred cans. I feel the sleeves get compressed in my ears with the small Ports. the se425s look better