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Shure SE-425 (clear) headphones
This is a discussion on Shure SE-425 (clear) headphones within the Market Square forums, part of the The Market Place category; Roughly 1000 hours on them, so just starting to get broken in. Doesn't include the original box, but has all ...
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02-09-2012, 02:43 PM
Item is:
SOLD:
Make:
Shure
Model:
SE-425
Price:
200
Location:
Princeton
State:
TX
Shipping:
Will Ship
Roughly 1000 hours on them, so just starting to get broken in. Doesn't include the original box, but has all accessories and additional medium rubber tips.    |
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03-06-2012, 07:16 AM
What did you change to from the Shure's? --------------------------- Greg Canon bodies with Canon L and Tamron glass. |
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03-06-2012, 09:28 AM
Nothing, per se. I also have a pair of vintage pioneer headphones that I re-cabled and have been using with great pleasure. I ended up trading the shure's for a behringer feedback destroyer for use as a parametric EQ on my home theater sub. He got a much better bargain, but we both walked away with something that would actually be used. |
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03-06-2012, 05:39 PM
I wish I wouldn't have bought the se215 6 months ago...this is a way better deal --------------------------- 50d gripped | Rebel XS gripped Tamron 17-50 f2.8 | Canon 70-200 F2.8L IS | 580EXII Bless Her Heart ORG |
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03-07-2012, 08:50 PM
still have my orignal E2C's and E5C's... still going strong and LOVE them! just curious when people sell known good IEMs what they went to... thanks for the reply. --------------------------- Greg Canon bodies with Canon L and Tamron glass. |
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03-07-2012, 08:58 PM
my e2c's were a favorite, until the wire jackets cracked over the ear and started shocking me on a regular basis. i went through a headphone "phase" .. beyerdynamic dt990 600ohm, aiaiai tma-1, vintage pioneer monitor 10, vintage pioneer se-2, and a bunch of portable dac/amps. then I bought the se-425's for some portability and i wanted to give IEM's a try, especially since the cables were replaceable. i also picked up a pair of broken vintage pioneer se-4's and re-cabled them. both are very different, and yet i found myself listening to the old pioneer cans more and more. so i grew out of my headphone phase and refocused on my HT setup now that we purchased our first home. i built this massive DIY sub and figured i could consolidate some projects to fund everything. sold a bunch of bmw parts to build the sub and pick up an oppo bdp-93, and managed to trade these IEM's for a PEQ to further tweak the sub. For reference, that box is 5ft tall and has a footprint of 20"x29" ;)  |
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03-07-2012, 09:27 PM
That should rattle the windows good. |
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03-07-2012, 11:45 PM
If you still have your E2C's... Shure will replace the cables on them for 50.00 --------------------------- Greg Canon bodies with Canon L and Tamron glass. |
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