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Shure SE110: Sleek Earphones offer more than meets the Eye
Earphones can only be effective when they produce the kind of sound that is required of them. That is one task that the Shure SE110 excels at doing. The Shure SE110 casts the kind of effect that it should and extracts optimum audio quality from the media player which is being used at that point in time. They are durable, reliable and can be used on almost all of the latest portable media players that are available in the market. They are the type of earphones that can be completely plugged into the ears and go right inside the eardrums to produce the kind of effect that will have an incredible impression on you.
The Shure earphones help in getting the maximum out of a media player and make the person feel as if he really owns one. Even the affordability of the earphones is such that most of those using media players will find it easy to buy one. They are one of its kinds and play a big part in making the MP3 player or Apple iPod more effective. This is because the level of sound originally produced by the device gets amplified manifold when connected to the Shure SE110. Get one for yourself and you will see the difference in the quality of sound that you get to listen to. The claim is not that the Shure SE110 is one of the most respected headphones in the whole industry but is certainly a very reliable piece to use which ascertains music at its best.
USB Mic and XLR-to-USB Adapter by Shure
Shure has just released two of its first USB audio devices, the USB Mic and XLR-to-USB adapter at the NAMM show. These audio devices incorporate two studio style microphones and an XLR-to-USB signal adapter. The two side-address condenser microphones are PG27USB and PG42USB that support Plug n Play USB connection and the signal adapter is named X2u. It features a USB interface on one side and an XLR connector on the other.
You can easily interface a low-impedance professional microphone to a computer. Both the microphones and signal adapter offer zero-latency headphone monitoring and monitor mix control. You can use the X2u signal adapter with Windows XP/Vista/2000 and Mac OS X operating systems. The best thing is that it does not require any external drivers for you to connect to an XLR device like the Shure WH20 XLR microphone headset. An integrated preamp with input gain control is also included. Apart from this a 1/8in headphone jack and monitor mix control are also provided to enable monitoring and bending the mic output.
The PG27USB and PG27 (the XLR one) are optimised for accurate reproduction of musical instruments. Corresponding to this, the PG42USB and PG42 produce excellent lead vocals. Both the products have large diaphragm capsules and integrated preamp with gain control. The USB-compatible recording microphones and the adapter are scheduled to hit the market this spring.
