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| Brand: Shure
List Price: $110.00
Buy New: $62.71
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Rating:  20 reviews
Sales Rank: 2765
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 56 x 0.1 x 0.1
An excellent introduction into premium audio via sound isolation, the SCL2 features single dynamic microdrivers for full sonic range and resonant bass. Because every ear is different, the Fit Kit includes three sizes (S, M, L) of the orange foam, clear and gray flex sleeves. Experiment with the size and style that creates the best fit for you -- a good seal is key to optimizing sound isolation and bass response as well as maximizing comfort during extended wear. A durable and compact carrying ca
Warranty: 2 Year Limited, Proof Of Purchase Required
MPN: SCL2-K
Model: SCL2-K
UPC: 042406152105
EAN: 0042406152105
ASIN: B000TV6X74
Release Date: June 19, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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The product is great - and when it's not, the company is January 30, 2008
Bitey (the big one) (Boston, MA)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
So I'm a brand new owner of the SCL2, but a past owner of the E2c - and let me tell you how that unfolded.
It began 6 months ago, after an exhaustive Amazon/internet comparison of in-the-ear plugs left me feeling that Shure E2c's were a safe bet.
So, I bought them, tossed them in my ear, discovered that my right ear requires a smaller foam plug while my left ear is less finicky and allows a larger rubber plug.
As far as sound quality, I loved them! It was night and day after using the ipod earphones. Once you get that seal, the rest of the world (even on New York subways) basically goes away and I loved their quality - Nine Inch Nails never sounded so good.
However, after 3 months, the right plug suddenly dropped to about 10% of the previous output. So I quickly played around to verify that yes, it was the earphones. I emailed Shure's customer service and the response was simply to send them in. So I did.
In 2 weeks I think, I received a brand new set of E2c's. Very simple, no problem from the company. And they were great. After 2 weeks of the original ipod earphones, I was VERY happy to get my Shures back.
Enter a week ago. My Shures and I were bouncing along, happy as clams (the type that make really good New England Clam Chowder) and suddenly the left - 10% output. I verified that yes, it was the earphone again. I searched gmail, found the previous email, and sent them back to the same address. Today in the mail, I received a brand-new pair of the Shure SCL2s.
I have yet to try them out, but I'm very excited to once again stop listening to the subway sounds and hear the bass again (goodbye ipod earphones). The product has been wonderful - and when it hasn't been, the company has. So in the end, I (and my differently structured ear canals) fully endorse this product.
 Great Sound. Great service. Good for auditory health. February 2, 2008
Ryan Madsen (Fremont, CA)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I had a pair of E2's for about 13 months. I use them mostly for books, not music. They're remarkable, in comfort, sound, clarity, etc. The main reason I bought them was for health. I had found when I used the cheap earphones while driving, or especially riding a bike, with, I had to turn the volume up so high that I'd have a slight ringing in my ears when I took them off. I'm 31 year old--not interested in spending $5000 on hearing aids in 10 years just because I thought $75 was an outrageous amount to pay for earphones.
...the rest of the story. About 13 months after purchasing the earphones, their began to cut in and out. I really don't blame the earphones here--I never used the special holder they included with the earphones. Instead I'd just wrap them around my iPod and stuff them in my pocket.
I thought I'd have to buy a new pair, then I realized there was a 2-year warrenty--worth a try, I thought. Sent in the earphones (with my receipt) and within 2 weeks, Shure sent an entirely new set of earphones--the SCL2. No games, no need to send in boxtops.
Amazing service. I highly doubt I'll ever go with any of the look-a-likes that are starting to pop up--especially with the great customer service Shure provides to back up a stellar product.
Best I've used and they back up their products January 21, 2008
tmark (Columbus, Ohio USA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I had a pair of E2Cs for about a year. They were the best earphones I've ever used. Unfortunately they developed a problem with the wire, so Shure sent me a new pair for free. That 2 year warranty is very good.
Now these SCL2's seem the same except for the wire seems less brittle and a bit stickier.
I too have found that the best end for these is the black rubber. Try them until you find a good fit and get them inside your ear canal. The sound is excellent! Well worth the money.
Better than the E2c April 10, 2008
Bigos (AZ)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I got a pair of E2c's from Amazon 22 months ago and got quite a bit of use out of them. About one month ago I noticed that the wires were cracking near the ear pieces which exposed the conductors. I didn't think they'd still be under warranty but I dug up my paperwork and they were; two whole years later! Anyway I sent them into Shure and less than two weeks later I get a pair of SCL2's in the mail.
Appearance-wise they're identical to the E2c pair I had. This time however I tried using the clear plastic ear pieces and I don't know if it's them but these immediately sound better than the E2c's. The bass is richer and it seems like the midtones are fuller.
While the E2c's were great I was never that impressed with the sound, especially compared to my sealed Sennheiser HD280 Pro headphones. However these SCL2's compare favorably. I would get them again and I would buy more Shure products as they have a great product and super customer service.
 Very disappointed September 5, 2007
June Shimizu (New York, NY)
1 out of 33 found this review helpful
I just received the Shure SCL2 earphones. I purchased these to use with my iPod. These sound absolutely horrible with no base sound, not acceptable for such high-end product. You are better off using the earphones that came with the iPod. They sound so much better. I do not understand why other people like these so much. Do not waste your money on these. These are worth $10.
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