Shure SRH1840

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The lightweight design and extra-comfy earpads of the Shure SRH1840 Professional Open Back Headphones ensure high comfort over long listening sessions. These ruggedly built headphones also come with an extra set of detachable cables and replacement ear...

Cons:

These are expensive, stay-at-home or studio headphones.

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Last revision on January 22, 2014

Reviewers Liked

The lightweight design and extra-comfy earpads of the Shure SRH1840 Professional Open Back Headphones ensure high comfort over long listening sessions. These ruggedly built headphones also come with an extra set of detachable cables and replacement ear

Reviewers Didn't Like

These are expensive, stay-at-home or studio headphones

Expert reviews and ratings

When Shure first entered the full-size headphone market its first efforts were all closed-back designs that offered good noise isolation and that were suitable for use in studio applications. Early on, Shure’s SRH840 caught our ears and struck us,...

By AVguide on October 10, 2012

One of Shure's first open-back designs, the SRH1840 headphones are comfortable and light, and the sound will surely thrill demanding...

By cnet on June 14, 2012

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Things didn’t start brilliantly for – while they were still running in (and they take some running in, by the way – don’t hear a pair that don’t have at least 72 hours on the clock) they polarised office opinion regarding...

By What Hi-Fi? on March 26, 2012