Shure e3c headphones

I just picked up a pair of Shure earbuds for my Mpc 500.The E3c's, honestly I gotta say i'm pretty impressed. They are very lightweight, easily fit in my carrying case, and sound incredibly awesome.
Shure has a lot of hi end headphones that have really steep price tags, these are their mid level earbuds and cost about 199.99( I paid 99.99) but worth every penny.

http://www.shure.com/PersonalAudio/Prod ... 3c_content

where'd you find them for $99?

chap wrote:where'd you find them for $99?

I can't knock it though. I got my E4C's for 199.

Best buy had them for 179.99 and my brother works there so I got them for around 99 after his discount.

How are the e4c's .....I'm assuming they're a little nicer than the e3c's ...so you must really like them.

i've had the e2's and i liked them but lost them, need some others.
how's the bass on both of those?

I want to say the bass is accurate but to be honest I think it's a little on the heavy side. Sounds great to me though

Upright wrote:Best buy had them for 179.99 and my brother works there so I got them for around 99 after his discount.

How are the e4c's .....I'm assuming they're a little nicer than the e3c's ...so you must really like them.

I can't really compare them to the e3c's, since I've never had the pleasure of trying them, but I'll say that they definitely are better than my Grado SR-60's, my Sony EX-90LP's and as good as (can't really say better, at least not yet) than my Sennheiser HD 280 Pro.

They're really loud, highs are pretty clear, the bass isn't bloated and the mids are pretty tight. I have no complaints as of yet but I think I will need some more time with them to form a more descriptive opinion.

I'll let you know of their development if you're interested.

Oh...please do sir.