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Technical Details
- Driver Unit: Triple balanced armature drivers
- Frequency Response: 18Hz -19 kHz
- Impedance: 36 ohms
- Input Connection: 3.5 mm (1/8”) gold-plated stereo plug
- Sensitivity: 119 dB SPL/mW
- Dolby PL / AC3: Yes
- Earclip: No
- Neckband: No
- Noise Cancellation: No
- Signal Connection: Wired
- Type: In Ear
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Product Description
Triple Hi-Definition Drivers Ergonomic and lightweight sound isolating earphones offer the most accurate audio reproduction from both portable and home stereo audio sources—for the ultimate in precision highs and rich low end. Product Overview: Sound Isolating Design Speaker Type: Triple Hi-Definition Drivers Ergonomic and Lightweight Included Push-To-Hear (PTH) Control Key Features: Evolved from personal monitor technology road-tested by pro musicians and fine-tuned by Shure engineers the E500PTH offers unparalleled acoustic accuracy. Triple Hi-Definition Drivers—one tweeter and two woofers—deliver precision highs and the richest lows for an auditory experience rivaled only by live performances. Included sound isolating sleeves block over 90 percent of ambient noise. Combined with a low-profile ergonomic design and modular cable options interruptions from the outside world are minimized—so you can focus on your passion. And on occasions when you must tear yourself away from the music the included Push-To-Hear Control activates a VoicePort(TM) microphone allowing conversation without removing your earphones. Designed for the audiophile E500PTH earphones are ideal for a premium listening experience either at home or on the go. Triple Hi-Definition Drivers Optimized for listening to high-quality recordings as well as lossless formats the E500PTH utilizes three hi-definition mini-speakers—one tweeter and two woofers. Additionally integrated passive crossovers ensure that high and low frequencies remain distinct and defined. The result is an incredibly wide and detailed soundstage distinguished by precision highs and tight low end. This innovative triple driver configuration is first in class for universal fit sound-isolating earphones. Push-To-Hear Control A first for sound isolating earphones the detachable Push-To-Hear Control allows you to activate the VoicePort microphone and adjust levels of external sound for clarity—ideal for brief conversations without re
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Expensive. Worth every penny.,
By S. P. Long "Simon Long" (Cambridge) - See all my reviews (VINE VOICE) (TOP 1000 REVIEWER) (REAL NAME)
This review is from: Shure E500PTH - Sound Isolating Earphones (Electronics)
I've been using a set of Shure E3c headphones for several months now, and they sound so good that I was sceptical that headphones could sound much better. Seeing that Amazon had the top of Shure's range at just over half price, I decided to treat myself, and have discovered that yes, headphones *can* sound better than the E3cs!
The first notes through these reveal that these are like no other headphones you've heard before. The treble is crisp and accurate, and the bass is beautifully integrated - deep, but not artificially emphasised as on most canal phones. Don't misunderstand me - if there is bass on a recording, these phones will reveal it, but it doesn't swamp everything else. The clarity is what is impressive - it is easy to separate instruments and different strands of music. The highest praise I can give them is that they sound like a much larger set of (very expensive) headphones. For your money, you also get a large pile of accessories, and a nice metal box to store everything in, but that is really just icing on the cake. They are probably the most expensive headphones you'll buy - but they are worth every penny.
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Personal Sound Without Equal,
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This review is from: Shure E500PTH - Sound Isolating Earphones (Electronics)
If you've spent time (and oodles of cash) putting together a near reference quality sound system, you clearly appreciate high end sound....
Then you buy an iPod - and oh dear, it just doesn't cut it! Until that is, you buy a pair of these fabulous ear buds! I'm not promising reference quality sound (after all the Apple file format isn't quite CD quality), but it is a monumental improvement on anything else out there! The sound is clear, very natural, very well balanced and very detailed, particularly considering the size of the drivers. (This also applies to the base - if, however, you are looking for massive, dominating, overbearing base, then look elswhere!) If you can afford them, and if you appreciate high quality, high end sound - buy them! You won't be dissapointed! (NB: I find the PTH device a bit cumbersome, though thankfully you don't have to use it!)
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Blew the competition away!,
By Bfarm "Blfarm" (Shropshire) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Shure E500PTH - Sound Isolating Earphones (Electronics)
I am a bit of a headphone magpie. I have tried the top end, lacklustre bass Etymotic ER-4P Isolator In-Earphones and the Shure E4cs which, in my opinion were better in that the bass is a lot more involved than the Etymotics.
However, both pairs were not particularly comfortable; the Etymotics being quite painful, as they had to be pushed so far into the ear. The Shure E500PTH earphones are in a completely different league though and nothing comes remotely close! Stunning is the only word I can think of that describes them. The obvious use of two woofers, gives the bass a wonderfully full presence and there is masses of detail in the rest of any music. I used them for a few minutes in my Ipod, then plugged the E4Cs back in. The difference was unbelievable; the E4Cs sounded awful; tinny and bright. In the box, is a bigger audio jack, for ghetto blasters! Also, the PTH battery operated volume control, which is quite bulky, can be swapped for either no volume control on the wire, or a bog standard one near to the jack. Other bits include, various earpads and flanges and a battery for the PTH unit. There is also a soft carry pouch. The whole thing is packed up into a two toned brushed metal box, with lift off removable lid, which in itself weighs a lot! The headphones are in polished Haematite and are very pretty, but there is a noticeable size difference in the bud, but not so that it makes them bulky, in any way. If you can pick up the E500s up at a price of sub £250, like I did, from a Marketplace seller, then the pain isn't so bad. But, they are worth every penny and I wouldn't go back now. In a complete class of their own and, they're comfortable!
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