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Reddit mentions of Shure SE315-K Sound Isolating Earphones with Single High Definition MicroDriver and Tuned BassPort
Sentiment score: 6
Reddit mentions: 9
We found 9 Reddit mentions of Shure SE315-K Sound Isolating Earphones with Single High Definition MicroDriver and Tuned BassPort. Here are the top ones.
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Shure CBL-M-+K Music Phone Cable with Remote + Mic for iPone, iPod and iPad available as an additional accessory..Connectivity Technology: WiredA detachable Kevlar reinforced cable at the ear allows for easy replacement and customization. Formable wire ensures secure placement over the ear.Sound signature provides a unique acoustic sound to address specific listening preferences using Hi-Definition MicroSpeakers plus Tuned BassPortsAvailable in Clear and BlackShure CBL-M-+K Music Phone Cable with Remote + Mic for iPone, iPod and iPad works with Shure's SE315 earphones.A detachable Kevlar reinforced cable at the ear allows for easy replacement and customization. Formable wire ensures secure placement over the ear.Sound signature provides a unique acoustic sound to address specific listening preferences using Hi-Definition MicroSpeakers plus Tuned BassPortsAvailable in Clear and Black
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 7 Inches |
| Length | 2.2 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 0.2425084882 Pounds |
| Width | 6.2 Inches |
Thanks for all the replies!! My OCD took over, and I compiled a list of every single pair mentioned by someone who uses them to sleep in. In this thread and the one I posted on r/AudioEngineering Check 'em out.
Acoustic Sheep SleepPhones - $40 for standard, $100 for wireless.
Pillow Sonic Pillow Speaker - $15
BedPhones - $54
Koss SparkPlug - $16
Senn HD280 - $100
PSC Softies Headphone Cover - $18
Beyer 770 - $230
Beyer 990 - $265
Bose QC15 - $270
Bose QC20 - $300
Shure SE215-K - $97
Shure SE315-K - $200
Shure SE535 - $440
Aurisonics Rockets - $100ish
Vsonic GR07BE - $130
Klipsch S4 - $120
HIFI Man RE-400 - $100
RHA MA750 - $120
sony 7506 - $85
Philips SHE3590GY/28 - $10
Koss KSC75 - $15
Ear Hero - $150
Sensaphonics 2max - $850
Headphones like Shures don't have the mass recognition of something like Bose, and would thus be much less likely to attract thieves, but are also very good at blocking out sound. (They're not active noise canceling like Bose for instance, it's that the way they go in your ears is functionally equivalent to earplugs.)
Never mind Beats ;avoid Bose ಠ_ಠ ,you can do a lot better for the equivalent price.
these shure headphones are a good buy and replacable cable is a very nice feature.Ask around /r/audiophile and they will put you on the right track
This is my EDC when I wear a suit.
I don't often carry the headphones though.
LV - Card Holder - Damier Cobalt
Kershaw Scallion
Fisher Space Pen - Black Titanium Nitride
Orbit Key
Shure SE315-K
I myself have and love the Shure SE315's. You should also pose this question to /r/audiophile. There are a lot of experts there that may have better recommendations than me.
Whatever you do, stay the hell away from Beats Audio.
Good article. While they got the CX 300s (which actually didn't impress me), they did overlook the Sennheiser CX 200s though.
They're under $20 (I've seen them on sale for as little as $9.00) and they are outstanding IMO.
The CX300s sound way more "muddy" to me, while the CX200s have more of a kick. I notice more detail, as in smaller more subtle noises are pronounced while not being loud. The CX300s almost seem to eliminate these sounds, and I feel like I'm actually missing out.
The only ones I like more are my these Shure IEMs that are nearly $200 (granted, I got them on sale for $80). They are actually very similar in quality of sound IMO, however with the Shure's you can hear every last detail. The breath of a flute-player in an orchestra that I wouldn't have picked up on anything else I own.
But, I prefer the CX200s for one very important reason: They're cheap as hell. Break them, whatever. Who cares? Break the $200 Shures? Misery.
So I mostly don't use the Shures, they're more of a once-in-a-while treat.
TLDR: I suggest the Sennheiser CX 200s when it comes to bang for your buck.
Recommend me an IEM... I was thinking one of the following:
RHA T10i
RHA MA750
Shure SE315-K
Shure SE215-K
What is the best headphone for the price? I would prefer good isolation and I usually listen to hip hop & 90's alternative and the occasional house. I have ath m50x and sounmagic e10 would I like but want an upgrade. I normally wear them at work, gym, or around campus.
Thanks to all the kind people in the previous few threads, I've narrowed down my new IEM choice to the following, leaning heavily towards the GR07 mkII (non-BE). Would love a second opinion revolving around build quality and overall sound quality. Thanks!
GR07 mkII (Classic, Non-BE)
IM02
IE60
SE315
> i too am an audiophile with the highest hopes for an enjoyable listening experience while riding but based on everything said here i have pretty low expectations.
Just get some Shure in ear monitors. They'll isolate about 30db and offer a pretty flat response.
I've used klipsch S4's and some Jlabs stuff too. The klipch's had better sound quality and comfort, while the Jlabs are much more durable(I'm approaching well over a year with the same pair and no issues).
But, as always, a pair of Shure monitors would likely be your best bet.