A admin Audioholics Robot Staff member Apr 16, 2004 172 0 0 Aug 15, 2008 #1 The Denon AH-C551K represents the middle of the pack of Denon's recently introduced line of in-ear headphones. Denon brings their reputation for high fidelity to the table with these in-ears that feature an 11 mm Nedodymium magnet driver that provides fantastic bass response. While they sound great, the fit will depend on how well you tolerate earbud-type headphones. Discuss "Denon AH-C551K In-Ear Headphones Review" here. Read the article.
The Denon AH-C551K represents the middle of the pack of Denon's recently introduced line of in-ear headphones. Denon brings their reputation for high fidelity to the table with these in-ears that feature an 11 mm Nedodymium magnet driver that provides fantastic bass response. While they sound great, the fit will depend on how well you tolerate earbud-type headphones. Discuss "Denon AH-C551K In-Ear Headphones Review" here. Read the article.
N NainoKami Audioholic Intern Dec 5, 2006 32 0 0 Aug 16, 2008 #2 Good review man! About the fit: have you tried any of Shure's in-ear headphones? They have 3 different rubber seals, 2 of these in 3 sizes and the last one is universal-fit Triple Flange Sleeves... But my favorite is by far the foam plugs. They have to be replaced quite often, but they provide EXCELLENT isolation, and for me a perfect fit, as all you do is compress the foam between your fingers and pop it in your ear! They then expand and fill out the ear duct. I have personally used e4c (an older gen.) with great pleasure, but am now using SE530 which are the best I've ever owned! http://store.shure.com/store/shure/en_US/DisplayProductDetailsPage/productID.105460100 I can recommend them heartily! Reactions: birdonthebeach
Good review man! About the fit: have you tried any of Shure's in-ear headphones? They have 3 different rubber seals, 2 of these in 3 sizes and the last one is universal-fit Triple Flange Sleeves... But my favorite is by far the foam plugs. They have to be replaced quite often, but they provide EXCELLENT isolation, and for me a perfect fit, as all you do is compress the foam between your fingers and pop it in your ear! They then expand and fill out the ear duct. I have personally used e4c (an older gen.) with great pleasure, but am now using SE530 which are the best I've ever owned! http://store.shure.com/store/shure/en_US/DisplayProductDetailsPage/productID.105460100 I can recommend them heartily!
birdonthebeach Full Audioholic May 31, 2006 276 0 0 South Carolina Aug 16, 2008 #3 I need to try some of the Shure models - I have heard good things. Thanks! I do like the Klipsch Image earphones that also offer a triple flange, in ear design. Check my review on those here.
I need to try some of the Shure models - I have heard good things. Thanks! I do like the Klipsch Image earphones that also offer a triple flange, in ear design. Check my review on those here.
