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Etymotic Research ER3SE Studio Edition Earphones Expired
$59
$149.95
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Adorama has Etymotic Research ER3SE Studio Edition Earphones for $59. Shipping is free.
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Includes:
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.
Includes:
- ER3SE Studio Edition Earphones
- Detachable 4' Cable
- Shirt Clip
- 3-Flange Ear Tips
- 2x Foam Ear Tips
- Filter-Removal Tool
- 2x Replacement Filters
- Compact Storage Pouch
- Etymotic Research 2 Year Limited Warranty
- Precision machined metal bodies with anodized finish
- Assortment of noise-isolation eartips ensures proper seal and comfort
- Detachable, 4ft. cable allows for easy replacement
- Reinforced cable for durability
- User-replaceable filters that protect the balanced armature drivers from ear wax
- Noise Isolating
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- This offer is $140.95 lower (61% savings) than the list price of $149.95.
- This price is $10 lower than this previous Frontpage deal.
- About this product:
- Rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars from 17 Adorama customer reviews.
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They still aren't bad, mind you, but they aren't as good of a choice as the ER2 for most people.
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They still aren't bad, mind you, but they aren't as good of a choice as the ER2 for most people.
They still aren't bad, mind you, but they aren't as good of a choice as the ER2 for most people.
I think I paid $69 for them, and I'm happy with the purchase.
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the XR appear to also be on sale btw..
best bargains in the IEM world
Beyond that, there's a bunch of chi-fi options. KZ is popular despite their recent scandal. Most at the $60 or less price point tend to be built like crap though. Not sure about the poster above, but my ER2SEs have been absolute tanks. The cable material is very meh but it's robust and removable. The body of the IEM is solid machined aluminum.
Early variants of the ER series, and the older models from the 2000s and early to mid 2010s were much crappier, esp in terms of the cable, which was flimsy and non-removable.
If you like more bass but got the SE model vs the XR, you can add that with EQ. Wavelet and other apps offer it, or use the Qudelix 5K with its built-in PEQ. None of these are going to be bass cannons and they have both the disadvantages and advantages of single drivers, but they have a very balanced sound and sound amazing for the price. It's amazing what Etymotic has gotten out of those single drivers.
These are also good for people with small ear canals, though not if you have crooked ones. The nozzle and body are very small.
ER2 and ER3 aren't lower vs higher end product. They're alternatives for one another. ER2 uses a single dynamic driver. ER3 and ER4 use a single BA driver. Evo is multi-BA.