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At the 2011 NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants) show in Anaheim, California; Shure, one of the world's leading brands in audio equipment introduced a new range of listening devices. The SE215 is a pair of sound isolating earphones that feature a Dynamic MicroDriver to help deliver rich, warm sounds into your eardrums. It comes with a detachable cable, 3 pairs of black sleeves, three pairs of soft flex sleeves, and a carrying case. It comes in clear or translucent black and will retail for about $100. Next up we have the SRH550DJ – professional DJ headphones that feature 50mm drivers for extended bass, a super-aural design for better sound isolation, and an adjustable, collapsible headband. The headphones also come with a 6.3mm adaptor for you to plug into different sized sockets, and a carrying case for easy storage. It will also retail for a $100. Lastly we have the SRH940 – professional reference headphones designed for professional use. It comes with a collapsible headband, is lightweight, has a 6.3mm adapter, 2 detachable cables – straight and coiled, a replacement set of ear pads, and a zippered hard carrying case. It won't come cheap though, the SRH940 will set you back $300. All 3 models will be available this spring. Which one of these headsets would you lend your ears to?
Shure shows off new lineup of headsets at NAMM 2011, By Ubergizmo, 13 Jan 2011. Top Stories : Contact lenses of the future projects images onto eyeballs, Verizon iPhone announced, CES Trends That You Should Not Miss,
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