Note to viewers: The video is an interview of Peter Barakan, who is a popular broadcaster in Japan, for his impressions of the new SRH1840 headphones; see link below for the translation of the interview (translated via Google Translate): translate.google.com The SRH1840 is 1 of 2 BRAND NEW Shure headphones that were released by Shure Asia a few days ago. The other headphone, not in this video, is the Shure SRH1440, which is also an open-back headphone. "For users who want professional-quality [The SRH1840] is an open-back headphone Shure developed in response to the views of the market. For the best quality music production and dynamic, requiring a professional engineer and sound comparable to the near-field reference monitors have been designed for audio enthusiasts seeking high-quality professional sound quality" The benefit of having open-back headphones is that you can get much better instrument separation and air between the instruments you hear in your music in addition to having a larger, more natural soundstage to deliver life-like sound as if you were hearing your music in a concert hall. This is contrasted to a closed-back headphone, which does not offer the same kind of sound space to the listener as a trade-off for passive noise isolation. In my opinion, they look absolutely GORGEOUS for an open-back headphone. The frame is made of an aluminium-alloy material, the driver's grills are made of stainless steel, and the earpads are made of a velour fabric, which ...
Saturday, August 25, 2012
New Shure SRH1840 Headphone - Shure's First Open-Back Flaghship Headphone
New Shure SRH1840 Headphone - Shure's First Open-Back Flaghship Headphone Video Clips. Duration : 6.22 Mins.
Note to viewers: The video is an interview of Peter Barakan, who is a popular broadcaster in Japan, for his impressions of the new SRH1840 headphones; see link below for the translation of the interview (translated via Google Translate): translate.google.com The SRH1840 is 1 of 2 BRAND NEW Shure headphones that were released by Shure Asia a few days ago. The other headphone, not in this video, is the Shure SRH1440, which is also an open-back headphone. "For users who want professional-quality [The SRH1840] is an open-back headphone Shure developed in response to the views of the market. For the best quality music production and dynamic, requiring a professional engineer and sound comparable to the near-field reference monitors have been designed for audio enthusiasts seeking high-quality professional sound quality" The benefit of having open-back headphones is that you can get much better instrument separation and air between the instruments you hear in your music in addition to having a larger, more natural soundstage to deliver life-like sound as if you were hearing your music in a concert hall. This is contrasted to a closed-back headphone, which does not offer the same kind of sound space to the listener as a trade-off for passive noise isolation. In my opinion, they look absolutely GORGEOUS for an open-back headphone. The frame is made of an aluminium-alloy material, the driver's grills are made of stainless steel, and the earpads are made of a velour fabric, which ...
Note to viewers: The video is an interview of Peter Barakan, who is a popular broadcaster in Japan, for his impressions of the new SRH1840 headphones; see link below for the translation of the interview (translated via Google Translate): translate.google.com The SRH1840 is 1 of 2 BRAND NEW Shure headphones that were released by Shure Asia a few days ago. The other headphone, not in this video, is the Shure SRH1440, which is also an open-back headphone. "For users who want professional-quality [The SRH1840] is an open-back headphone Shure developed in response to the views of the market. For the best quality music production and dynamic, requiring a professional engineer and sound comparable to the near-field reference monitors have been designed for audio enthusiasts seeking high-quality professional sound quality" The benefit of having open-back headphones is that you can get much better instrument separation and air between the instruments you hear in your music in addition to having a larger, more natural soundstage to deliver life-like sound as if you were hearing your music in a concert hall. This is contrasted to a closed-back headphone, which does not offer the same kind of sound space to the listener as a trade-off for passive noise isolation. In my opinion, they look absolutely GORGEOUS for an open-back headphone. The frame is made of an aluminium-alloy material, the driver's grills are made of stainless steel, and the earpads are made of a velour fabric, which ...
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