Amplify

La idea de que a los auriculares in-ear de Shure les faltan graves es un concepto erróneo, muy común. De hecho, menos del 1 % de los auriculares in-ear que llegan al servicio técnico de Shure por “falta de graves” están defectuosos. El motivo se debe, casi siempre, a la manera en que los usuarios se colocan estos auriculares. Te contamos por qué…

Late one Saturday evening, I received an email from my friend Henry Rollins. Apparently he found his way to the Shure webpage and noticed the latest addition to our earphone line, the SE846.

With a wide variety of headphones to choose from, we find that many users are looking for guidance to help them select the right headphone for their application. Shure's product line has expanded to eight different models – some open back, some closed back, and a couple of models for DJs.

In anticipation of the SE846 making its way into ears and hearts worldwide, I sat down with Shure earphone guy Sean Sullivan to get the scoop on what's so great about these earphones, the challenges of the earphone form factor, the pitfalls of audiophilia, and what makes it all worthwhile.

You notice a drop in the sound level of your favorite Shure earphones and it's starting to get worse. Is it the cable?  The drivers? Maybe the sound source?  You keep turning the volume up – and … nothing.

What specifications are important to understand when purchasing new earphones or headphones? In this video, we cover the basics.

Si estás buscando unos auriculares in-ear de gama alta, o simplemente sientes curiosidad, no te pierdas el nuevo modelo SE846.

If you're going to rely on your ears to hear and identify the essential features of a well-balanced and professional sounding mix, you may need to train them first.

Los audífonos con cancelación de ruido se han vuelto bastante populares en el mercado durante los últimos años. Esto ha causado algo de confusión sobre las diferencias entre aislamiento del sonido y cancelación de ruido.