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product_id: 123265305
title: "ER2SE Studio Edition Earphone"
brand: "etymotic"
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reviews_count: 8
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# Flat frequency response for true-to-source sound 35+ dB passive noise isolation Detachable, replaceable cable ER2SE Studio Edition Earphone

**Brand:** etymotic
**Price:** Rp6044788
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Hear every detail, miss nothing — the sound pro’s secret weapon.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ER2SE Studio Edition Earphone by etymotic
- **How much does it cost?** Rp6044788 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- etymotic enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted etymotic brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Future-Proof Design:** Easily replace cables with the detachable design, extending the life of your investment and keeping you plugged in.
- • **Studio-Grade Accuracy:** Experience sound exactly as the artist intended with a flat frequency response that professionals trust.
- • **Durable Precision Build:** CNC-machined anodized aluminum earpieces combine sleek style with rugged durability for daily professional use.
- • **Customizable Comfort Fit:** Choose from multiple ear tip options to ensure a secure, comfortable seal tailored to your unique ear shape.
- • **Unmatched Noise Isolation:** Block out distractions with over 35 dB of passive noise isolation—focus on your work or music like never before.

## Overview

The Etymotic ER2SE Studio Edition earphones deliver precise, flat frequency sound reproduction favored by audio professionals and audiophiles. Featuring CNC-machined anodized aluminum shells, over 35 dB of passive noise isolation, and a detachable cable, these in-ear monitors offer durable, customizable comfort and exceptional clarity for critical listening in any environment.

## Description

The flat frequency response of the ER2SE will appeal to sound professionals and audiophiles alike. The ER2SE shells are made of anodized aluminum, CNC machined with extremely tight tolerances. Using a single dynamic driver allows for a very accurate IEM without the added complexity of crossovers, and helps keep the aluminum body small and slim. Included is a user-replaceable cable. The ER2SE offers Etymotic’s renowned passive isolation, providing 35-42 dB attenuation. Both ER2 models, the ER2SE and ER2XR, use the same low-impedance dynamic drivers. The difference between the 2 models is the tuning of the lower (bass) frequencies. The “Studio Edition” ER2SE is tuned to have a flat frequency response. The “eXtended Response” ER2XR is tuned to have an emphasized bass, adding 1-2dB to the mid-bass and 3-4dB to the sub-bass. ER2SE is a great choice for audio creators and musicians on a budget, who require a precise and neutral sound reproduction. ER2SE is also the IEM of choice for consumers who prefer to listen to their music exactly the way it was recorded. Ideal for sound engineers audiophiles who are looking for in-ear monitors that are easy to drive while offering accurate audio reproduction. Accurate Earphone Reproduction When tuning in-ear monitors to accurately reproduce a recording of a live performance, our goal is for the sound hitting the eardrums to be identical to that at the original performance. To achieve this, the acoustic properties of the ear must be factored in. The acoustic resonance and horn effects of the ear change a flat audio signal entering the open ear into sound with a (2700 Hz) high-frequency boost, which is the same response heard at the eardrum in a typical ear. That is the reason for the “hump” in the frequency response graph, which assures the eardrums perceive a perfectly flat frequency response for all frequencies.

Review: Great sound, great isolation. - I got this to cut down on the AC noise near one of my rooms. I expected decent sound and decent noise isolation. My expectations have been greatly exceeded. First the isolation: when no music is playing I can still hear the AC if I get close enough. Once something starts playing, nothing. The downside is that you won't hear it if someone's trying to talk to you, so one should be careful using it outdoors or anywhere situational awareness is required. The sound: absolutely outstanding. I really can't find any weaknesses. Everything is natural and balanced. The timbre of instruments and voices is natural and there's enough bass, as much as can be expected from IEMs which can't produce the visceral bass of speakers, anyway. The spatial qualities of the sound are as good as can be expected from IEMs but again don't compare to speakers of course. Other things such as detail, balance between treble and mids etc are outstanding. Comfort: for the first couple of days my ear canals got itchy after about an hour or so but now they've accommodated and I can wear them without any discomfort. They are pretty light and the included case is pretty small. Value: desertcart had them for 125 before the holidays and they are outstanding value for money. They seem to be well built and should last quite a while unless mistreated.
Review: Better than ER4SR, both by the sound and by the numbers - I bought these first, and I really liked them, so I thought I would "upgrade" to the ER4SR, which is their flagship. The first thing I encountered upon opening the box was a custom measurement report. That's pretty cool. But then I looked at the report. One side had 0.7% THD, the other 0.4%. Not only is that awful on both sides, it's quite inconsistent. Upon listening to them, I heard what you might expect. In terms of tonal balance and color, not too bad, but in terms of imaging, sound stage, clarity, not very good at all. The ER2SE sounded much better. Then I looked up the numbers. It seems the ER2SE has generally about 10 times lower distortion! Yet they cost much less, at least when I bought mine. What gives? The ER4SR is their flagship "reference" IEM, which has a pedigree going back to research and audiology use, and they have BA drivers, which audiologists might know about because they are so common in hearing aids, being small and power efficient. These ER2SE IEMs have simpler dynamic drivers, but they also have measurably far better distortion performance and sound better to my ears. I rated these 4 stars instead of 5 because none of the eartips that came with them really lived up to the promise of high ambient-noise rejection and a secure, comfortable seal in the ear canal, and when I reordered Etymotic eartips, those were even worse than the ones supplied with the IEMs in the first place. I ended up going with a third party: Comply foam eartips, which work well for me. So the out-of-box experience wasn't so good, as I had to do a lot of experimenting to find eartips that work for me. Also, it's a bit lame that I paid a significant chunk of money to "upgrade" to IEMs that have deplorable distortion performance and sound worse than the ones I already had by the same company. I guess I should have checked first, but you wouldn't think a reputable company would sell you a "downgrade" positioning it as their best.

## Features

- True high-accuracy sound experience
- Metal earpieces with anodized ﬁnish
- 35+ dB of external noise isolation
- Assortment of ear tips for the perfect in-ear ﬁt
- Detachable cable allows for easy replacement

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07NSQBK1X |
| Additional Features | Lightweight |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Antenna Location | Music, Recording |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Best Sellers Rank | #112,198 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #4,882 in Earbud & In-Ear Headphones |
| Brand | Etymotic |
| Brand Name | Etymotic |
| Built-In Media | In Ear Monitors, Detachable 4 ft. cable with 3.5mm gold plated stereo plug, Assortment of eartips: 4 Dual Flange Silicone Pairs: S, M, L, XL. 2 Triple Flange Pairs: Standard and Large. and 2 Foam Pairs: Standard. Filter removal tool and replacement filters to protect the BA drivers from ear wax, Shirt clip, Zippered storage case |
| Cable Features | Detachable |
| Carrying Case Color | Dark Blue or Black |
| Carrying Case Material | Nylon or similar synthetic material |
| Color | Multicolored |
| Compatible Devices | Any device with a 3. |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Control Type | Media Control |
| Controller Type | in-ear |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 340 Reviews |
| Ear Placement | In Ear |
| Earpiece Shape | Rounded |
| Enclosure Material | Metal |
| Form Factor | In Ear |
| Frequency Range | 20 Hz – 16 kHz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00846430002197 |
| Headphone Folding Features | In Ear |
| Headphone Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Headphones Ear Placement | In Ear |
| Impedance | 15 Ohms |
| Is Autographed | No |
| Is Electric | No |
| Item Type Name | Etymotic Research ER2SE Studio Edition In-Ear Earphones |
| Item Weight | 0.19 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Etymotic Research |
| Model Name | ER2SE |
| Model Number | ER2SE |
| Noise Control | Sound Isolation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Specific Uses For Product | Music |
| Style Name | ER2 Standard Cable |
| Subject Character | no character |
| Theme | Studio Equipment |
| UPC | 846430002197 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 2 Years |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Wireless Technology | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Etymotic
- **Color:** Multicolored
- **Ear Placement:** In Ear
- **Form Factor:** In Ear
- **Impedance:** 15 Ohms

## Images

![ER2SE Studio Edition Earphone - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41OhRyzRE7L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this an mmxc connection?**
A: Yes, the cables are attached with a micro-miniature coaxial (MMXC) connector. It does have a tab to prevent them from spinning however, so I'm not sure if it would work with standard MMXC connectors.

**Q: what kind of eartips can I purchase that would fit these?**
A: If you have larger ear canals, as I do, the triple-flange ear tips (which offer the best sound isolation) provided by Etymotic are too small. Google search for "6pcs (M-LB) Triple Flange Replacement Ear tips Earbuds for Etymotic Earphones." These are absolutely the best for larger ear canals.

**Q: can a call be muted by a button**
A: This particular in-ear headphone does not have a mic or volume/mute buttons.

**Q: How do these compare to shure se215 afa protrusion and noise isolation? usage is riding a motorcycle. thanks**
A: I don't know anything about the Shures, but these are the only earphones I've found to work with mc riding.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great sound, great isolation.
*by A***A on December 30, 2019*

I got this to cut down on the AC noise near one of my rooms. I expected decent sound and decent noise isolation. My expectations have been greatly exceeded. First the isolation: when no music is playing I can still hear the AC if I get close enough. Once something starts playing, nothing. The downside is that you won't hear it if someone's trying to talk to you, so one should be careful using it outdoors or anywhere situational awareness is required. The sound: absolutely outstanding. I really can't find any weaknesses. Everything is natural and balanced. The timbre of instruments and voices is natural and there's enough bass, as much as can be expected from IEMs which can't produce the visceral bass of speakers, anyway. The spatial qualities of the sound are as good as can be expected from IEMs but again don't compare to speakers of course. Other things such as detail, balance between treble and mids etc are outstanding. Comfort: for the first couple of days my ear canals got itchy after about an hour or so but now they've accommodated and I can wear them without any discomfort. They are pretty light and the included case is pretty small. Value: Amazon had them for 125 before the holidays and they are outstanding value for money. They seem to be well built and should last quite a while unless mistreated.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Better than ER4SR, both by the sound and by the numbers
*by R***R on January 24, 2026*

I bought these first, and I really liked them, so I thought I would "upgrade" to the ER4SR, which is their flagship. The first thing I encountered upon opening the box was a custom measurement report. That's pretty cool. But then I looked at the report. One side had 0.7% THD, the other 0.4%. Not only is that awful on both sides, it's quite inconsistent. Upon listening to them, I heard what you might expect. In terms of tonal balance and color, not too bad, but in terms of imaging, sound stage, clarity, not very good at all. The ER2SE sounded much better. Then I looked up the numbers. It seems the ER2SE has generally about 10 times lower distortion! Yet they cost much less, at least when I bought mine. What gives? The ER4SR is their flagship "reference" IEM, which has a pedigree going back to research and audiology use, and they have BA drivers, which audiologists might know about because they are so common in hearing aids, being small and power efficient. These ER2SE IEMs have simpler dynamic drivers, but they also have measurably far better distortion performance and sound better to my ears. I rated these 4 stars instead of 5 because none of the eartips that came with them really lived up to the promise of high ambient-noise rejection and a secure, comfortable seal in the ear canal, and when I reordered Etymotic eartips, those were even worse than the ones supplied with the IEMs in the first place. I ended up going with a third party: Comply foam eartips, which work well for me. So the out-of-box experience wasn't so good, as I had to do a lot of experimenting to find eartips that work for me. Also, it's a bit lame that I paid a significant chunk of money to "upgrade" to IEMs that have deplorable distortion performance and sound worse than the ones I already had by the same company. I guess I should have checked first, but you wouldn't think a reputable company would sell you a "downgrade" positioning it as their best.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Neutral. If you like HD600 signature, you must try this!
*by C***N on January 28, 2020*

I got my ER2SE about a month ago. Here I will compare it to my HD600 over-ear open-back headphone since both are tuned towards the diffuse field target. Also because HD600 has a very large user base. Both sound very natural to me. ER2 is more realistic for some of the instruments I play. The hd600 is slightly bassy/darker, and the vocal is just slightly recessed. So if you feel HD600 is intimate, this IEM may surprise you. The ER2 is a bit sibilant compared to hd600, though itself is definitely not. I prefer male vocal on the hd600 because it sounds fuller, and I prefer female vocal on the Ety because it sounds sweeter. Here is how I would describe it. If the brightest headphone is like the noon, and the darkest headphone is the midnight. Then ER2 is like the dawn, a little energetic, while hd600 is like the dusk, very relaxing. Although the lighting is similar, the feeling is different. HD600 has a larger soundstage and is inoffensive. There is a tendency to forget it is on my head after a while. Transient seems to be better on ER2. Everything feels faster. I seriously doubt I heard much detail difference. HD600 is a little more detailed? But ER2 has at least 90% of details I heard on the hd600 at normal listening volume. However, ER2 is only one-third of that price (Let's exclude amp and dac here...) Good job Etymotic. The soundstage is not very wide but there is no feeling of congestion. Instrument separation is still better on HD600. The form factor is of course very different. When I switched to my ER2 while hd600 still playing, the sound leakage from hd600 and every other noise from outside world is suddenly blocked. And when I put on my hd600 while ER2 playing. I can even hear the sound leakage from ER2 on my desk clearly. The new package comes with four double-flange tips. These are my favorites, miles ahead of triple-flange ones comfort wise. It is easy to insert and feels more secure than single-flange. Insert depth affects sound very little because of the new dynamic driver. One side note is that a good seal is necessary for this IEM to shine. Otherwise there can be weird peaks in the FR that isn't supposed to be there as well as detail loss.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Etymotic ER2SE Studio Edition Earphone
- Comply Foam Ear Tips Designed for NuForce, ISOtunes PRO, Q-Jays, Etymotic Research, Westone and Shure, Assorted S, M, L, 3 Pairs, Black, Earbud Replacement Tip, Made in The USA

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