 |
| List Price: | $14.99 | | Best Price: | $93.95 | | Seller: | CCV Sales, an Amazon.com-authorized merchant | | Availability: | Usually ships in 1-2 business days | | | | | | |
|
Product DescriptionShure EA650 Level Attenuator reduces the level of incoming signals and allows for precise volume adjustment, minimizing background hiss. Compatible with all Shure E series and SE series of sound isolating earphones.
Does the job but overpriced (Rating: 4 out of 5) The instructions for this volume control say it's intended for airline use only however I haven't had any issues with plugging it into my notebook and ipod; it's small enough to fit in the case that came with my Shure SE110 earphones so that's a plus. I suppose if you're an audiophile, you'll find something wrong with it but it works as advertised and is good for those long flights. It's great for fine tuning so highly recommended for the airplane.
OK, but too much$$ (Rating: 3 out of 5) I thought this was a great item until I found a volume control at Radio Shack for half the price. So it doesn't have the cool styling of the Shure, but it's 'half the price'. I bought 2 of the Shures...one for me and one for my 12 year old. Hers was broken after 3 months - hey, she's 12! Mine still works and I like it, but I got her a Radio Shack one and it has lasted her as long as the Shure already for half the price and does the same job.The Radio Shack one is a square box and about half the size of the Shure.
attenuate and remove some hiss (Rating: 5 out of 5) I use this between my Palm PDA and my portable headphones. The output from the palm headsphone socket is pretty hissy especially with low impedance headphones. The Shure volume control doies a pretty good job at reducing the hiss - not perfect but it is enough to make an audible difference - oh and you can use it as a volume contriol as well.
This is necessary for all iPod users (Rating: 5 out of 5) Because I cannot get any iPod to have a volume low enough for my ear comfort, I use the Shure Attenuator to control the volume. They do not want it used this way, but it is a true "ear saver."
Perfect For Shure Sound Isolating Earphones (Rating: 5 out of 5) I always had problems adjusting the volume of my Shure Earphones because the dials on the players are not fine enough to get just the right level. This is the answer. I set the volume on the player and then do the fine tuning on this.