Shure AONIC 50 Gen 2
A studio maker's wireless flagship that reviewers praise for detail and build, fault for its noise cancelling — and can't agree on how it's tuned.
28 sources7 divided topics
4 reviews
Shure
Microphones and sound-isolating earphones
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Shure is an American audio-equipment maker founded in 1925 by Sidney N. Shure in Chicago, best known for its studio and stage microphones (the SM57 and SM58 among them) and wireless systems. It also makes sound-isolating in-ear monitors, of which the SE215 is the long-running entry model.
- Founded
- 1925
- Based in
- Niles, Illinois, USA
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Shure SE215
The stage-monitor classic everyone agrees isolates brilliantly — and argues about almost everything else.
38 sources8 divided topics
Shure SRH1540
Everyone agrees it is comfortable and spacious. Nobody agrees what its treble does.
19 sources7 divided topics
Shure SRH840A
Reviewed as a neutral monitor. Measured as a warm one with a peak.
17 sources5 divided topics
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