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Lewis201:

Apparently, they were available at £14.70 for a few hours today without the voucher code.

See, there was me feeling all smug and then...........

Any way Lewis, where do yo get this info ? 

This particular deal was found on a popular audio-visual forum's bargains page.

But you can find tonnes of good deals on hotukdeals.com as well.

professorhat:

You do know there is an extension lead in the carry case don't you?

Yes Prof. The 1st thing I do is look through everything to make sure it's all there. 'Extension' - it extends it but only to the length where one would have to sit on a home system to use them.

andyb190:

professorhat:

You do know there is an extension lead in the carry case don't you?

Yes Prof. The 1st thing I do is look through everything to make sure it's all there. 'Extension' - it extends it but only to the length where one would have to sit on a home system to use them.

Well indeed - although the Shures are superb (as they should be, being current WHF Award winners!), they're definitely designed with portability in mind.

If you take the standard price of the Shures (they launched at £80; typically sell for £50), something like the Grado SR60s would be a far more sophisticated home hi-fi listen for the same amount.