I don't usually do this, but this is a buying advice forum.
I recently had a pair of Shure E2Cs that I purchased last summer go bad on me. The right earpiece was intermittent and I sent them in for repairs last wednesday with a copy of the receipt. This afternoon I got back a box with a brand new set, no questions asked.
I just want to say that I am thoroughly pleased with Shure's prompt customer service and that the E2Cs are fantastic pieces of equipment for the price (can be had for ? $60), are rock solid and sound great.
Anyone looking to upgrade their personal listening experience with higher-quality earbuds should seriously consider Shure. Just be willing to re-encode your library to 192kbs or greater...
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I recently had a pair of Shure E2Cs that I purchased last summer go bad on me. The right earpiece was intermittent and I sent them in for repairs last wednesday with a copy of the receipt. This afternoon I got back a box with a brand new set, no questions asked.
I just want to say that I am thoroughly pleased with Shure's prompt customer service and that the E2Cs are fantastic pieces of equipment for the price (can be had for ? $60), are rock solid and sound great.
Anyone looking to upgrade their personal listening experience with higher-quality earbuds should seriously consider Shure. Just be willing to re-encode your library to 192kbs or greater...
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