Shure SRH940 Headphones

Shure SRH940 Headphones
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15 Reviews

Very detailed and accurate, bad built quality

Feb 8, 2019

In terms of sound separation these headphones are fantastic! Much better than many expensive studio headphones, and much better than many expensive studio monitors! You will hear new details in songs that you had never heard before, even if you have listened to that song for 10 years! These are very awesome for mixing, because they are really neutral and flat, with NICE sound separation, very accurate details, and NOT bass heavy. These are for pr... Show More

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srh940 did not last

Nov 29, 2018

excellent sound quality and comfortable, though a little heavy for long use the join between the band and headphone have broken just on 4 months. The join is plastic only, with NO supporting metal joiner and NO metal band slider. am considering now only headphones with metal bands, even with increased cost, because the older headphones I have with metal bands have lasted years, not months.

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Nov 16, 2018

I've purchased these headphones because of their sound quality and was not disappointed. Though I have little experience with other headphones to compare them with, I couldn't find any fault with the sound, and I really enjoyed listening to a wide range of genres with them. When it comes to comfort, I'm picky, and though the earpads were great and never hurt my ears, the headband had the top of my head hurting quite a bit after only 20 minutes ... Show More

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Sound great, everything else is poor.

Feb 7, 2018

Shure did a good job with these headphones. Sound great, but after about 2hrs they get super uncomfy, and after a few months fall apart. Had mine repaired twice. They need to update these badly!

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What you want

Feb 2, 2017

These are soft and thick. Much better then the original hard thin ones on my Sure 440s. They hold the heat in and dampen external sound a bit more fyi.

Reviewed on B&H Photo Video

Superb Headphones, Nice Design

May 30, 2016

This is a real quality product. I bought the headphones for my home recording and professional monitoring use, but they are also great for general hifi listening. I specifically wanted a set that had a detachable cable, and there is a very simple and effective twist lock mechanism on the jack plug that fits into the left earphone. The headphones are extremely comfortable to wear for long periods, with luxurious ear pads, and they come in a very nice protective and robust quality box, with a spare cable and spare ear pads.

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Best headphones I've ever used

May 14, 2016

I use these mainly for monitoring tracking when recording. However they are also fantastic for listening to commercial releases and at this price level must be one of the best available pairs of headphones. Added bonuses are the robust case, two sets of cables, straight and curly and a spare set of ear pads. Overall, can't recommend highly enough.

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Great sound - but a little fragile.

May 18, 2014

Maybe I'm a bit hard on these headphones, but was disappointed to have a headband breakage after just five months. Under warranty, so replaced for free, but all the same... Soundwise though I love them. Plenty of high and mid, lovely and spacious. Unforgiving of amps - drive them with something good or you'll be wasting your money. But the best closed-backs at this price range I'd say - no regrets.

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Superb headphones!

Feb 18, 2014

These headphones are quite high definition: you can hear sound details that you haven't heard before and that you really do not expect. The balance between treble and bass sound is quite good, the overall sound is very transparent, there is no bass enhancement such as in other headphone models. I mainly use these for mixing as a contrast to my KRK near-field monitors, also in combination with Toneboosters Isone Pro VST plugin (creating diff... Show More

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Comfort for Audio-Technica Headphones

Jan 7, 2014

I purchased these ear cushions as a replacement for the soft leather ear cushions that came with the ATH-M50 headphones. There is nothing wrong with the original ear cushions, but after wearing them for over a half-hour, the original cushions begin to feel uncomfortable. The comfort level went from a 7/10 with the original leather ear cushions to a 9/10 with these new, velour replacements. Installing the new ear cushions took less than one minute... Show More

Reviewed on B&H Photo Video

Big improvement.

May 10, 2013

I bought these for my SRH440's (yes, they fit multiple Shure models). I much prefer these over the vinyl/leathery type. The sound isolation is not bad, keeping out a lot of train noise during my daily commute. Nice and squishy. I only wish there was a model which was a bit thicker, providing more room between my head and the headphones, so that my big ears have more room.

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Great monitors

Jun 10, 2012

Very comfy full sized headphones. It provides decent isolation and great details and is very neutral. Frequency range is very wide giving nice treble as well as bass details. Slightly less upper bass compared with srh440 and srh840 but the extra detail made me want to listen to my music all over again. The angled oval earcups provide much better fit and isolation then round cups like the srh550 and srh750, especially for average to small head. Th... Show More

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Very good indeed

Dec 22, 2011

I compared the srh840 and srh940 side by side. They both very light but the 940 is more comfortable thanks to being slightly bigger (so it doesn't touch my ears while the 840 does) and the material used in the hearpads feels a lot better to me. Build quality wise they seem to be even with again the 940 taking the lead since it doesn't have the driver cable exposed like the 840. On the sound the 940 definitively is brighter and more detailed on th... Show More

Reviewed on B&H Photo Video

Shure SRH-940 Stereo Headphone

Aug 5, 2011

The Shure SRH-940 compares favorably to the Sennheiser HD-800, which costs five times as much on average as the SRH-940. The differences between the SRH-940 and the HD-800 are subtle at most over the entire spectrum. The HD-800 has a very slight edge in clarity of upper harmonics, and I don't know if that's due to superior driver design and manufacture, or whether it could be due to the placement of the larger HD-800 drivers in their large earcup... Show More

Reviewed on B&H Photo Video

Had to return

Jun 14, 2011

They sounded good but had to return because they made my ears itch.

Reviewed on B&H Photo Video

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