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May 09 2005
Shure E3c Sound Isolating Earphones
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| Made By: Shure
Release Date: January 02 2005
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Originally developed for professional musicians, the E3c combines WideBand MicroDriver technology with a sound isolating design to deliver rich, detailed sound with improved high end while blocking outside noise.
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05/09/05
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misicboy3000
| Virginia USA
I got the EC2's....haven't tried the EC3's....but love my ec2's !
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05/09/05
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VgSlag
| UK
misicboy, you have your letters and numbers mixed up  I love my E2C's but though the Sony sound isolating one are a nice way to experience this a bit cheaper to see if you like the feel/concept.
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05/09/05
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isawdrones
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i love my e3c's. like other earphones, you need to make sure you get a good seal in order to get good sound.
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WoW....a bit much for a pair of headsets aye? I guess i can use my Technics RP-DJ1200 too.
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05/09/05
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andyz
| New York USA
these are not specially designed for PSP so why are these here?
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05/09/05
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Kathal
| Alabama USA
who cares they are headphones, and they can be used on the PSPedited: May 09 2005
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05/09/05
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bonkeykong
| Georgia USA
These earbuds are excellent. Great sound quality, very comfortable. You can be on an airplane and only hear your music or whatever.
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05/10/05
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LuvMusic
| Illinois USA
I also love the E3c's. I travel frequently and use these buds to listen to music on my MP3 player and play games/watch movies on my PSP. These buds are light, small, well packaged (store easily) and reproduce the sound from all sources very well.
These ear buds are designed to be accurate. So if you are looking for "boomy" base, you will not like these. Most headphones/earbuds with boomy base tend to over-emphasize the low frequencies.
These earbud are also efficient so they will produce the volume you expect. If they are not load enough for you, the amp in your device is probably underpowered. I find the volume levels of these to be excellent with the PSP.
I was on a flight the otherday playing Lumines on my PSP while using these bud. Before I realized it, two hours had passed and a member of the flight crew was asking me to "turn off my device to prepare for landing." I was literally isolated from the noise and boredom of the flight.
FYI.....just did a quick search on pricegrabber.com and they have listings for the E3c's as low as $119.95 US....new/in the box. This is much less than the $179.00 US list and usual $175.00 street proces I normally see.
My thoughts. Hope this helps.edited: May 10 2005
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07/28/05
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Optix
| Netherlands
Bonky kong YOURE A N00B , look at youre have list that isnt possible you no0beh!
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07/28/05
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Rage
| Indiana USA
Bonkey Kong. What in the hell gives. U claim to have all these games that aren't even released. Gimme a break. U wannabe. Like Optix Says, you're a N00B!
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07/31/05
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BlkB18Csol
| South Carolina USA
i use Sony cheaper earbuds that are noise cancelling very nice only 40$ and they work just as well as the EC2's i got em at ****Buy
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08/11/05
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desertrunner
| Nevada USA
Great earbuds but expensive
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03/05/06
mikelite
| New York USA
BlkB18Csol said: "i use Sony cheaper earbuds that are noise cancelling very nice only 40$ and they work just as well as the EC2's i got em at ****Buy"
i'm way late to this thread, but you are completely wrong. I had the cheaper Sony ones and defended them to the end. I just picked up a pair of these e3c's and they are mind, or ear-blowing. I hear things in my music that I never did before. yeah, they are expensive, but if you appreciate your music, you'll love these cans.
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