SE535
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13 mentions
• Positive 0% (0)
• Neutral 77% (10)
• Negative 23% (3)
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What people loved
No standout praise mined from the discussion - the community talks about this product mostly in neutral or comparative terms.
Common complaints
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“Hello, My Shure SE535 recently died… I was at a rehearsal where I borrowed my friend’s TRN V80s. Without any… [truncated] …”
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“Well first I grabbed Shure SE215 on sale, was like 85€, now I upgraded to SE535, which are significantly more expensive, but not to impressed, considering selling them and going back. KZ ZS10 Pro… [truncated] …”
Specifications
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Reddit discussions
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neutraliems “What’s the price range where IEMs hit “peak value”? After what point is spending more basically pointless?”The first ever IEMs I bought were the Shure Se535. They sounded amazing to me at the time. They broke after about 2-3 years. Then bought the Shure Se846. Which were way more expensive albeit didn’t sound as good to me as the 535’s. Next set: Dunu SA6 Ultra Dunu Vulkan Listen to these a lot and both were much better than the Shure sets. Recently I purchase the. Punch Audio Martilo and the Dunu Glacier. Everything sounds like ass next to the Glacier. But had I not heard it, I am very happy with the martilo for Rap/ Hip hop and the SA6 ultra for rock, Indie, EDM. Both around the $500 USD mark.
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neutraliems “I tried Truthear Red and Moondrop Chu II, but both didn't fit. Is there an inexpensive, small nozzle IEM you can recommend or do I stick with headphones?”Shure Se535, one of the smaller iem nozzles iirc. Shures got a lot of those pointy nozzle iems
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negativeiems “Looking for IEMS like TRN V80”Hello, My Shure SE535 recently died… I was at a rehearsal where I borrowed my friend’s TRN V80s. Without any expectations, my world just turned around. I frickin’ love them! My bass and my Moog have never sounded so present in such a good way. And they cost a fraction of the price compared to my Shures… Sadly, you can’t buy them brand new anymore. I never thought that I would fall in love with the cheaper IEMS. I’m looking for any recommendations on iems that might sound similar. Best regards <3
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neutralheadphoneadvice “Recommendation request!”Hello all, I couldn’t find an existing post close enough to my situation so I thought I’d ask the experts myself. I’m in the US looking for a set of closed back reference headphones with a balanced sound. I’d very much like to keep the price under $200 USD, lower is better all else being equal. It’s also important that they don’t need a desk amp to drive as I will be using them wired into a hyperX quad cast mic which is does not have a very powerful DAC. I know impedance isn’t the same as power to drive, but sticking to the 30-50ohm range is probably the right call. I’m pretty sure I want closed back to isolate room tone to only what comes through the mic directly. I have an IEM reference listening setup with Shure SE535’s through a 16 core 2.5mm balanced audio jack into a nice dedicated DAC, and I’m not planning to spend that kind of money again, as I will be using this set that much less. My daily driver wireless headphones are the original Bose QC over ears with ANC, so I’m hoping to find a set that trades the ANC for a lower price, wider sound stage, and more balanced profile. Hit me with your best! Edit: realized I should mention that they need to be wired with a standard 3.5mm connector
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negativeheadphoneadvice “Good over-ear headphones under €100?”Well first I grabbed Shure SE215 on sale, was like 85€, now I upgraded to SE535, which are significantly more expensive, but not to impressed, considering selling them and going back. KZ ZS10 Pro have a great reputation as a great budget IEM, but it all depends on your ear size and shape, if they dont fit well the comfort goes down the toilet, over ears are a much safer choice.
Discussions analyzed
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iemsWhat’s the price range where IEMs hit “peak value”? After what point is spending more basically pointless?“The first ever IEMs I bought were the Shure Se535. They sounded amazing to me at the time. They broke after about 2-3 years. Then bought...”2 mentions · ▲ 3 View →
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iemsI tried Truthear Red and Moondrop Chu II, but both didn't fit. Is there an inexpensive, small nozzle IEM you can recommend or do I stick with headphones?“Shure Se535, one of the smaller iem nozzles iirc. Shures got a lot of those pointy nozzle iems”1 mention · ▲ 1 View →
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iemsLooking for IEMS like TRN V80“Hello, My Shure SE535 recently died… I was at a rehearsal where I borrowed my friend’s TRN V80s. Without any expectations, my world just...”1 mention · ▲ 1 View →
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headphoneadviceRecommendation request!“Hello all, I couldn’t find an existing post close enough to my situation so I thought I’d ask the experts myself. I’m in the US looking f...”1 mention · ▲ 1 View →
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headphoneadviceGood over-ear headphones under €100?“Well first I grabbed Shure SE215 on sale, was like 85€, now I upgraded to SE535, which are significantly more expensive, but not to impre...”1 mention · ▲ 1 View →