Proven in live performance by demanding pro musicians.

Shure SCL3 Sound Isolating Earphones were designed to offer the demanding audio monitoring quality required for live performance. With a sleek, low profile design, the SCL3 earbuds combine WideBand MicroDriver technology and incredible sound isolation for detailed highs and enhanced bass across an extended frequency range.

Shure SCL3 Sound Isolating Earphones Features:

• Premium sound isolating earphones
• Dynamic MicroDriver Technology for full sonic range
• Interchangeable sleeves for a comfortable, personalized fit
• Deluxe carrying case
• Included "Fit Kit" contains foam, soft flex, and triple flange sleeves plus a cleaning tool

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Shure SCL3 Sound Isolating Earphones Specifications:

• Transducer type: low mass/high energy
• Frequency Range: 25Hz 18.5kHz
• Sensitivity: 113.5dB SPL/mW (@ 1kHz)
• Impedance: 26 ohms (@ 1kHz)
• Output Connector: gold-plated 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo plug
• Cable Length: 56" (141 cm)
• Weight: .9 oz. (28g)

Shure SCL3 Sound Isolating Earphones

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don't do it!!!

Posted by Mike from Philly on Oct 17, 2009

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock

Okay, two problems with these in-ears. 1. They will NOT stay in. Even if you can get the buds to stay in your ears, good luck trying to get rid of the pull on the back of your neck caused by an extremely large, heavy plastic piece where the two wires meet from the buds. Maybe if you got custom molds, but out of the box, these do not stay in. 2. Sound quality: if you like tinny, no-bottom in-ears, these are for you! It says these in-ears start at 25Hz. NOT. Try 300Hz... if you want any depth or bass from ANY instrument coming through, don't get these earplugs.

These came with a Shure PSM 400 system I bought, and I can't believe how bad they are. Do yourself a favor, and save up your cash for a dual or triple driver in-ear set.

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Since i bought them nearly 3 years ago,...

Posted by CJT on Aug 17, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist/ Aspiring Artist

Reviewer's Play Style: industrial, hip hop, electronic

Since i bought them nearly 3 years ago, I have gone through 3 pairs. All of the sets had shorts in the cable and lost sound to either the right or left earbud. On my second pair the tube that the foam sleeves sit on, broke off completely while removing a sleeve the "proper" way. Each pair was replaced via a two year warranty that came standard. I took very very good care of every pair, but they managed to break no matter what I did to protect them. The sound was okay, good mid's and hi's but they lacked bass. I used them for casual listening and as in ear studio monitors, so the lack of bass made it hard to mix tracks. excellent noise cancelation as long as you had a tight fit. Some discomfort after long periods of continuous use.

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review from an engineer

Posted by none from LA on Aug 9, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: engineer

Reviewer's Play Style: all

keep in mind that value score is based on the price that i paid for the white ones on sale -- otherwise it's a 3.

for those who whine that "there's no bass" -- yes there is, it's of good quality, and it does extend low enough. the thing that many lose sight of it that it is _accurate_ bass, not the bloated, boomy, loose bass that it so popular -- like the noise emanating from the car next to you at the stop light. the fit kit is a great inclusion, but just about everyone who i know who uses shure products uses the small foam eartips (the black ones, not yellow). they are relatively expensive to replace, but that's the way it is. i bought these simply for casual listening, and i have been very impressed. they are not quite as good as the megabuck iem's, but you get 90%+ of the performance of the very best for just a small fraction of the price of the very best. they do need some time to break in, and like any iem, a proper seal is de rigeur. if you don't get a good seal, any iem will not sound very good.

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Broke after minimal use!

Posted by jen from CA on Jul 31, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Everything

I bought these in February after I lost my pair of Ultimate Ears. These were the white ones for the closeout price. I still overpaid! These (the white ones) were only about 20 dollars cheaper than the Ultimate Ears, didn't sound nearly as good, didn't block out as much outside noise, AND broke after only 3 months. Only the right side of these ear buds works now, which is comepletely useless. I can't imagine paying the full price for the black or grey ones, the quality is terrible. I would never buy these again and now I have to try to do the whole stupid warranty thing through Shure since these broke after the 45 day return period. Save money and buy the single driver UE's (now m-audio) or go with Klipsch.

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Not so good

Posted by Mike G from PA on Jul 28, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musicain

Reviewer's Play Style: anything

I have had these for about 4 months now, the left earphone barely makes a nosie and i have to send them in for repair, for the time its there i bought a pair or "marshmallows" by jvc for $20 and they have better bass than these , the scl3s have a lot of highs and mids but no lows, and i know i have a good fit in my ear because i cant hear anything with the scl3s in which i do love about them, i play drums and when i practice with my band they like to be extremely loud so i use them as in ear monitors

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