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Shure SRH240
$50.00
Released June, 2009
The Pros:Made by a well-known IEM manufacturer. Affordable price. Blocks out some ambient background noise passively.
The Cons:A huge gap in sound & build quality between these and the 440 / 840. Shure are not known for their full sized headphones. Cheap packaging.
Shure's SRH240 is a lower mid-range set of headphones intended for use with most commercial media devices. They use 40mm neodymium drivers and have an around-the-ear design that reduces background noise and uses a comfortable padding.
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This set is also robust and designed to last over prolonged periods of daily use. These headphones offer a fairly wide frequency response range and have a long 2-metre cable. The impedance, power handling and sensitivity are calibrated for use with consumer or professional grade playback devices.
Features
- 40mm neodymium drivers
- Circumaural noise reduction
- 20Hz - 20kHz frequency response
- 105 db/mW sensitivity
- Max power input 500mW
- 38 ohm impedance
- 2-metre cable
- Net weight 0.4lb
- 1/8" jack with included 1/4" adapter
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made by a well-known IEM manufacturer
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blocks out some ambient background noise passively
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sound good compared to other headphones at the $50 price point
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a huge gap in sound & build quality between these and the 440 / 840
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Shure are not known for their full sized headphones
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glossy black plastic - cheap looking / feeling, fingerprint magnet
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