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- Shure M75 Cartridge Reviews - The Vinyl Engine
Shure M75 by thorenstd125_2022 The M75ED is a lovely, easy sounding cartridge Excellent tracking ability A little bass-heavy and lacking in sparkle, but it wasn't a particularly expensive cartridge in its day Very popular choice in the 1970s by rorenoren This review is almost the same as the one for the M91:
- Shure Manuals - Vinyl Engine
Shure Incorporated, Attn: Applications Engineering, 5800 West Touhy Avenue, Niles, IL 60714-4608 1(847) 600-8440 Shure owners manuals, service manuals, schematics, catalogues and other documents are provided free of charge for personal use
- Shure V15 Cartridge Reviews - The Vinyl Engine
Love my Shure V15-VMR now enhanced with a JICO SAS boron stylus which makes a significant difference in the immediacy of the sound I'm running the Shure in a VPI HW-19jr with an Audioquest PT-6 arm into a Plinius Dynaudio rig I have the cart carefully setup with the Shure alignment jig (the one that came with the cartridge)
- Shure SE425 Earphone | Headphone Reviews and Discussion - Head-Fi. org
The Shure have got the very slightly lighter bass (by ca 0 5 dB) that also start to lose quantity slightly earlier In the mids, the SE425 are somewhat more forward and mid-centric sounding The SE425 have got the more forward presence range In the treble, the Shure start to roll off noticeably earlier, wherefore cymbals sound quite muffled
- Shure M92 Cartridge Reviews - The Vinyl Engine
Shure M92 by rorenoren The M92 to my ears sounds almost the same as the M95, both with the same stylus (Black Diamond N97ED) The original M92 stylus (N92E) is not great, though It sounds a little closed in with rolled off treble Distortions are very low, even with the N92
- Shure SE535LTD RED - Reviews - Head-Fi. org
The Shure SE535LTD is of a total different new level of its predecessor I am still confused at shure's attempt in making this as a limited edition instead of branding it as a new series Please pair the shure with the triple flange tips as i feel that it brings out the best of this series x Impressive wide and balance soundstage
- Shure SRH1840 - a few thoughts | Headphone Reviews and Discussion . . .
The Shure 1840 is mildly analytical, has nice bass , tho not a huge low end Vocals sound good without being too forward Cymbals, drums, acoustic guitars, sound natural and present Treble is quite present The soundstage is all around you, vs being in your face or only in the front Instrument separation, dynamics and resolution, are all good
- Headphone Reviews and Discussion - Head-Fi. org
Shure SE535 vs Shure SE425 Disclaimer: Due to these IEMs having the exact same design (except sonically, of course), I won’t be talking about how well they isolate or how comfortable they are I’ll be strictly talking about how their sound signatures compare to each other
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