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SE846G2 Sound Isolating Earphones
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Shure - SE846G2 Sound Isolating Earphones

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DaBronic • 8 months ago

I have the Shure 846G2. But I use the yellow foam inserts. Check those out on the 2nd picture. You can use them with Shure 425, and I believe the Shure 215 as well. The foam is a way better seal than the rubber. You compress it. Stick it in your ear then it expands out. Molds would be best but this is fantastic as well. [Shure846G2](https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/SE846G2JD--shure-se846g2-sound-isolating-earphones-jade)

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gazregen • 10 months ago

I got my Shure SE846 V2 with a 3.5 to USBC HiFi amplifier. I can not only hear and see the music , I can also taste it.

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ranby_007 • 8 months ago

True words. I usually use my shure SE535 and shure SE846 gen 2 for audiophile listening

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ranby_007 • 8 months ago

What are you intending to get? Be warned the shure se535s are discontinued. As for the shure 846 gen 2, its over $1200. But please dont ever get the new aonic IEMs. They arent really for audiophile listening. Just generic.

r/askSingapore • What’s your go to brand for headphones ->
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dancenhancer • 9 months ago

Because I care about my ears, 22 years in. They don't ring after sets. I immediately put on ear plugs before and afterward. I don't use the house monitors, and any delay from monitor to main system doesn't affect me in the slightest. Mine are the Shure 846s, but if those ever fail, I'll go for Ultimate Ears customs.

r/Beatmatch • Why IEMs rather than just keeping a good pair of headphones on? ->
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Far-Pineapple7479 • 4 months ago

I use Shure SE125s on a daily basis and I sometimes rent SE846s for very large productions, both are excellent!

r/LocationSound • What headphones are you using on set as a production sound mixer ? ->
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Loewidji06 • about 1 month ago

If you are trying out Just get some cheap kz's or something and look for better memory foam earplugs I've been a drummer for a long time and have tested brand and of brand (I owned shure 215, 535 and 846, stagg something and 2 pairs of china bought kz's for 50eu a pair on temu) To be fair 846 is my best experience because they give me the most options for earpieces and filters But in honesty they are not worth the money compaired to the kz ones Yes much more comfortable Yes more sweat resistant and so on But 1000bucks compaired to 50

r/Beatmatch • What ear protection are you using while DJing? ->
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Tall_Category_304 • 2 months ago

I abhor working on iems. But I like my sure se846 a lot. My ears always ache if I mix on them which I could probably mitigate by not listening as loud

r/audioengineering • For those of you who don't mind IEMs for voiceover editing and/or mixing which ones do you like? ->
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