Today, we’ll be taking a look at Shure’s SRH1840 open-back studio headphones.
Having been in the industry for nearly 100 years, Shure has more than earned its reputation as a powerhouse in the realm of audio.
Read on
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Brandon is a writer, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and songwriter. Coming from humble beginnings, Schock began recording psychedelic bedroom pop with nothing except for GarageBand and the built-in microphone on his laptop as a teenager.
While he’s since upgraded his recording setup, Brandon still has a proclivity to work through the confines of limitation. His music is spasmodic, distorted, and restless, often taking inspiration from artists such as Cornelius and the Beach Boys. Over the years, he’s gained a vast amount of experience recording, writing, and performing with local groups and fellow artists such as Petty Walker, and Windy 500.
Still forever passionate about music, Brandon has recently dedicated himself to writing about the latest innovations in audio technology, while keeping busy with his own projects and passions.
Today, we’ll be taking a look at Shure’s SRH1840 open-back studio headphones.
Having been in the industry for nearly 100 years, Shure has more than earned its reputation as a powerhouse in the realm of audio.
Read on
