Besides the SE10 having a 3.0mm mic and the SE50 having a 2.5mm mic, what other differences are there between the SE10 and the SE50?
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I own both microphones and the only difference I could find between the two is the capsule size. they work ok the capsules will overload pretty easily. also the connectors are very funky. They make a universal connector that does not work very well. You will have to tape them to keep them from making noise. For a little bit more money I would recommend the Galaxy Audio HSE Unidirectional Single Ear Hook Earset Microphone. I own all 3 headsets the Galaxy sounds much better and the connectors are custom to each manufacture. Not one universal connector that you have to try to tape to keep from making connection noise. I ended up replacing all my SE50 and SE10 cables with the Galaxy replacement cables. The replacement cables are about $50 each so by time you're done you might as well had bought the galaxy headset you'll be a much happier person even though it's a little bit more expensive. I hope you find this helpful. I see the SE50 and the galaxy are the same price. I would definitely go with the Galaxy
893673
As far as use with Speech Recognition there is no difference. If the mic is being used for singing the SE50 has a flatter frequency resonce which is better for that purpose.KnowBrainer, Inc.
893674
I have used both. Both in Sennheiser Units. I haven't had a problem with either one in the limited time that I've used them. Other than a little bit of gaon adjustment, I can't see the price difference. Especially for the price, the SE 10 works perfectly In most applications.
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Besides the capsule size, the SE10 has an omnidirectional pickup pattern and the SE50 has a more unidirectional pattern. The SE10 is more forgiving of picking up off-axis sound, if that's what you want. If you want more off-axis rejection, pick the SE50.
893676
I found no other differences between the two. As a matter of fact, I purchased one of each mic and I can not tell the difference between them.
37218
Hello there well it 2x mean you will get two Neewer® Mini 3.5mm Flexible Microphone Mic for PC Laptop Skype same as for 10x and etc. Well I hope I help day you have a good day.
1869843
The newer version of the unit has a better mic. In fact, it has two to choose from - a directional and an omni-directional. You might consider using the directional for voice and switch to omni if you want the crowd sounds.
658197
they are completely different. M50 are closed, transportable, rugged - better for dj, on the move...K701 are for home use only. max comfort, open (=of course much better sound). Adam, in-ear.com
658196
they are completely different. M50 are closed, transportable, rugged - better for dj, on the move... K701 are for home use only. max comfort, open (=of course much better sound). Adam, in-ear.com
2210217
The microphone is the same. It was originally sold with a cable, or "less cable" (LC). I suppose the LC package with a cable has a cable from a source other than Shure, or maybe both do.
891568
Yes and no. Steelseries claimed it was fixed but sent me an RMA with the same issue. They recently announced a new Siberia Elite headset line (you can find it on their website), which one would assume, has fixed the old Siberia Elite issue, along with better microphones and whatnot. It appears like they might be abandoning the obviously defunct SE and moving on with the newer model. However, that doesn't mean there aren't decent pairs of SE still out there. I'd buy at your own risk.
1369104
More same than different. The new UE model (this one) is 1.5 inches taller and half an inch deeper. The handle makes up the bulk of the extra height which the old one didn't have. The driver configuration is almost identical, 2 tweeters, 2 3inch woofers, and slightly bigger 2.5" passive radiators (old one had 2" radiators). The sound is near identical except the new one has more bass because of the larger radiators. The price went up quite a bit from $150 to $250 MSRP. I own the old one and still very satisfied with its low/mid/high balance. If you don't mind the lack of a handle and buying used, the old fine is a great deal. More same than different. The new UE model (this one) is 1.5 inches taller and half an inch deeper. The handle makes up the bulk of the extra height which the old one didn't have. The driver configuration is almost identical, 2 tweeters, 2 3inch woofers, and slightly bigger 2.5" passive radiators (old one had 2" radiators). The sound is near identical except the new one has more bass because of the larger radiators. The price went up quite a bit from $150 to $250 MSRP. I own the old one and still very satisfied with its low/mid/high balance. If you don't... » Read More More same than different. The new UE model (this one) is 1.5 inches taller and half an inch deeper. The handle makes up the bulk of the extra height which the old one didn't have. The driver configuration is almost identical, 2 tweeters, 2 3inch woofers, and slightly bigger 2.5" passive radiators (old one had 2" radiators). The sound is near identical except the new one has more bass because of the larger radiators. The price went up quite a bit from $150 to $250 MSRP. I own the old one and still very satisfied with its low/mid/high balance. If you don't mind the lack of a handle and buying used, the old fine is a great deal. « Show Less
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There is no difference, as I understand it, between a 603 and a 603s short of the S! Usually, the s connotes 2 packaged as a stereo pair. But you can buy S's separately, go figure. The head shells are identical and thats the only thing that matters. It's a great little mic and can be hotroded to respond like and actual Neumann KM184 for not a whole lot!!!
1369105
More same than different. The new UE model (this one) is 1.5 inches taller and half an inch deeper. The handle makes up the bulk of the extra height which the old one didn't have. The driver configuration is almost identical, 2 tweeters, 2 3inch woofers, and slightly bigger 2.5" passive radiators (old one had 2" radiators). The sound is near identical except the new one has more bass because of the larger radiators. The price went up quite a bit from $150 to $250 MSRP. I own the old one and still very satisfied with its low/mid/high balance. If you don't mind the lack of a handle and buying used, the old fine is a great deal.
1841939
I assume the physical design of the SE846's is identical to the SE535's.I initially found the SE846's to be uncomfortable over extended periods, but have found that my ears are adjusting to them slowly. The longest session I've had is 90 minutes so far. I suspect though that i will use my custom UE11's though for long flights
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I have the m50s limited edition. I prefer the hm5 better just because it's more neutral sounding. M50s is abit v shape to me, where you can hear the high and bass really well but the mid abit laid back. I also think the hm5 have better soundstage. However do note you will need about 100 hours of burning time for the hm5 to get it settled and the sound will change through out the burning process. The other thing I like about the hm5 that it is quite easy to mod. Mine has a cable upgrade and a wood cup now. However if u looking for option should check out Beyer and akg as they also have good stuffs as well just not in the price range of hm5.
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I wish that I could tell you the difference, but given the fact that I've never listened to anything through the M50's, I can't comment on that headset. I can tell you that the M50's cost a lot less (at least recently given some deals on the M50's), I can tell you that there is probably a lot more quality built into the ATH-A700Xs, but whether or not you would be able to discern the difference I'm sure will come down to preference. I say spring for these (ATH-A700X) since I can comment on them and they are ridiculous. You won't be disappointed
1038304
2 mics I absolutely hate: Sennheiser 835 (congested), Shure SM58 (muddy). Depending on your vocal range, get a Sennheiser 935, or any Audix OM-2/3/5 ... Shure Betas sound brighter but too "fragile". I personally don't care for any condenser mics because of the way it changes the dynamics of a person's voice. Condensers may be fine for instruments though.
471933
Both headsets are somewhat similar. The Special Edition has its volume control built-in on the right ear cup, which in my opinion, is much better. Also, the PC 350 SE comes with a carrying case, while if I'm not mistaken, the old 350 does not. Overall, the PC 350 SE is a totally improved PC 350, so the obvious choice would be to buy the SE, rather than buying the older model.
238819
The different models are on different bands. They are basically the same microphone otherwise.
1404937
No, sound is fine in both models. The second has a good microphone that didn't work on the first type.