how do these compare to the se535's ?
777192
I had the older se535's and they did not have the ear bud disconnect that the newer se315s have. The wire on my older model se535's became frayed and the sound was becoming broken due to the cable fraying. I had to purchase a new pair of Shures. The se315's provide good sound as compared with older se535's. I have never tested the newer model se535's however.
777193
To my preferences - no comparison. The 535s are full and rich while I found the 315s disappointingly thin.
777194
I returned the SE315's because the sound was noticeably clearer in the SE535's.
791158
I had a pair of the 150s. Sounded very good, the 150 got dropped and cracked the magnet support. Not repairable so don't drop these!! Only real difference I see is the 350's can be turned up louder to cover more space. The 150's are a really good value. Good clear sound across the freq ranges, bass seems a little better on the 350's. Unless you have a really large area to cover the 150's are great. I replaced the 150's with the 350's just to have something different.
208034
Thanks Brent...The only big differences I could tell were some of the extras in the packaging and differences in the ear cuff construction.But they seemed to be the same setup otherwise.I went ahead and bought the 428s since, like you mentioned, they were at a price I couldn't pass up.Thanks for the assist!
1248487
Space and budget permissible, I would go with the P163's. I hate to strictly abide by "bigger is better" but often it is the case. That being said, I am still beyond thrilled with my P153's and am a bit sad that I didn't pick up more when I had the chance.
913768
Have no familiarity with the E4C's but love the quality sound from the SE315K's. As you probably know one of the pluses of the Shure is the replaceable wire option in the event of electrical breakdowns. That is the negative from my perspective. Not a heavy duty set-up. Replaced the original this fall after a year and a half of infrequent use at best.
114971
They are exactly the same with the exception of the bag on wheels provided with the LB6800prw. If you don't want the bag, the SE400 is the one you want.
913769
I love my SE315-Ks! They have a really great dynamic range with a rich bass & clean clear highs. The sound isolating is equal to the custom in-ear molds that I have & I actually prefer the 315's over them.
67146
To me it sounds notably better than the 535, but only if sourced properly. If I listen the the 535 & 846 on my IPod, I notice a difference, but not enough to warrant the change. When sourced by my Astell & Kern with FLACs, however, I notice a significant difference. The ability to change the inserts makes a difference. I use them with the warm/bass inserts and the yellow foam ear buds and they are amazing. I still use the 535s for activities (mowing the lawn, moutain biking, etc) with an iPod, but always use the 846s in other environments. I hope this helps
2260857
The difference is that the 3323S has more feet attachments. Other than that they are the same machine.
471933
Both headsets are somewhat similar. The Special Edition has its volume control built-in on the right ear cup, which in my opinion, is much better. Also, the PC 350 SE comes with a carrying case, while if I'm not mistaken, the old 350 does not. Overall, the PC 350 SE is a totally improved PC 350, so the obvious choice would be to buy the SE, rather than buying the older model.
139401
I bought the Shure SE530 and have been using the Shure 5E and the newer Shure 530 are much better sounding!
939319
The E7 and the HD595s are a great match. The E7 is a fantastic product and most definitely worth the price. All my Sennheisers really come alive when paired with the E7.
2059220
Sorry I have not had the chance to listen to the ue 6000s, so I can not offer a comparison. What I can say is they are built like a tank and the quality and durability is exceptional. They are not the best sounding headphones I have but that is all subjective. They are natural sounding with a little added bass and I highly recommend for djing. If your looking for listening headphones I would look elsewhere and you will save some $.
2254318
I have owned them both. Bose makes decent stereo and surround sound but I'm not a fan of their headphones. The 535's are much better, there is no comparison.
1638275
I can not speak for the sr225s but I would recommend the sr125s. Good value.
1841940
I find these as comfortable as previous Shure SE's. I used my 315s the most, and on flights I could sleep in them. The 846 are a little bigger, but fit in the ear the same. I only kept the 535s for about 2 weeks before I got rid of them, however the fit felt the same as the 315s. I would say, if you don't get on with the 535 fit, then you probably would not get on with the 846. Try and find somebody who can provide you with a demo pair. I struggled to find anybody who could provide a demo in the UK. However, stumbled across a store called InMotion whilst in Atlanta air port who had a demo pair. If you are spending the best part of £1000 on iems, you want them to feel comfortable. I find these as comfortable as previous Shure SE's. I used my 315s the most, and on flights I could sleep in them. The 846 are a little bigger, but fit in the ear the same. I only kept the 535s for about 2 weeks before I got rid of them, however the fit felt the same as the 315s. I would say, if you don't get on with the 535 fit, then you probably would not get on with the 846. Try and find somebody who can provide you with a demo pair. I struggled to find anybody who could provide a demo in the UK. However, stumbled across a store called InMotion whilst in Atlanta air port who had a demo... » Read More I find these as comfortable as previous Shure SE's. I used my 315s the most, and on flights I could sleep in them. The 846 are a little bigger, but fit in the ear the same. I only kept the 535s for about 2 weeks before I got rid of them, however the fit felt the same as the 315s. I would say, if you don't get on with the 535 fit, then you probably would not get on with the 846. Try and find somebody who can provide you with a demo pair. I struggled to find anybody who could provide a demo in the UK. However, stumbled across a store called InMotion whilst in Atlanta air port who had a demo pair. If you are spending the best part of £1000 on iems, you want them to feel comfortable. « Show Less
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Not surr about q701s but if they are identical performance wise like others have said, go for the 702s. The 702s are extremely comfortable and the sound prod. is first class.