Shure SRH1840
$943.25 - $1,199.00
Reviews
Show product page
10 years ago
My impression of the 1840 is: Bass does not roll off, but is slightly less than the Shure 940. Mids are excellent. Presence isn't as lively as most headphones like the 940 or a Grado or even the Senn 600 series. Highs are excellent.
13 years ago
Shure SRH1840 Professional
Shure's extensive range of earphones and closed-back full-size headphones have been available for some time, but the new SRH1840 and SRH1440 are the company's first open-back, circumaural (over-ear) headphones .
Pros:
- The lightweight design and extra-comfy earpads of the, ensure high comfort over long listening sessions
- These ruggedly built headphones also come with an extra set of detachable cables and replacement earpads
Cons:
- These are expensive
- stay-at-home or studio headphones
13 years ago
Shure SRH1840 Professional
One of Shure's first open-back designs, the SRH1840 headphones are comfortable and light, and the sound will surely thrill demanding audiophiles.
Pros:
- The lightweight design and extra-comfy earpads of the Shure SRH1840 Professional Open Back Headphones ensure high comfort over long listening sessions
- These ruggedly built headphones also come with an extra set of detachable cables and replacement earpads
Cons:
- These are expensive
- stay-at-home or studio headphones
13 years ago
Shure SRH1840 Professional
Shure's extensive range of earphones and closed-back full-size headphones have been available for some time, but the new SRH1840 and SRH1440 are the company's first open-back, circumaural (over-ear) headphones .
Pros:
- The lightweight design and extra-comfy earpads of the Shure SRH1840 Professional Open Back Headphones ensure high comfort over long listening sessions
- These ruggedly built headphones also come with an extra set of detachable cables and replacement earpads
Cons:
- These are expensive
- stay-at-home or studio headphones
13 years ago
Shure SRH1840 and SRH1440 Studio Headphones
Shure has been on fire since they entered the professional headphone market in 2010. First up were the then-new Shure SRH840 and SRH440 headphones. We really liked the way they sounded and the comfort they provided.
13 years ago
Shure SRH1840 Headphone (Playback 62)
When Shure first entered the full-size headphone market its first efforts were all closed-back designs that offered good noise isolation and that were suitable for use in studio applications.
13 years ago
From the makers of arguably the most well respected audio tools out there, most notably the SM58 microphone, Shure present the SRH1840 professional open backed headphonesRead the rest of this entry »
13 years ago
Shure SRH1840
I n recent years, microphone giants Shure have been building up their range of high-quality headphones. In October last year, we reviewed their impressive top-of-the-range closed-back model, the SRH940.
Pros:
- They sound beautiful
- Comfortable to wear for long periods
Cons:
- This sort of quality costs money
9 years ago
The Shure SRH1840 runs about $499. Sporting an open-back design, it's definitely packing some high-end sound. But just how good of a sound is it? And is it worth the price tag?
4.4
from 19 reviews
5
42.0%
4
35.0%
3
21.0%
2
0.0%
1
0.0%
