Studio Monitor Headphones with Neodymium Drivers
$21.90
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Designed for Comfort: The monitor headphones come with soft padded ear cushions for comfort and noise isolation. The headband is adjustable and stretchable to help you find the perfect fit.
No Need for Adapters: The DJ-style coiled cord can easily reach from your TV or stereo to your chair. The headphones include both a standard 6.35mm plug and a 3.5mm plug, which are detachable for flexibility in connecting to your preferred device.
Enhanced Bass Sound: Experience clear sound quality and comfort with these studio monitor headphones. The 50mm speaker unit drivers with neodymium magnets deliver powerful bass, clear vocals, and crisp high tones for a superior stereo sound experience.
Single-Ear Monitoring: The ear cups can swivel up to 90 degrees for single-ear monitoring convenience. The self-adjustable and flexible headband ensures a fatigue-free listening experience, making it ideal for long mastering and mixing sessions.
Compatibility: These headphones only support wired mode and are compatible with devices featuring a 3.5mm or 6.35mm audio jack. Offering enhanced bass sound, durability, and comfort, these headphones are the perfect choice for your audio needs.
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Specification: Studio Monitor Headphones with Neodymium Drivers
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Kristie –
I got these to replace an old pair of headphones that I used exclusively through my bass/ guitar amp. These headphones are very comfortable and can be easily adjusted to suit you. They feel durable for the low price and the cord is nice and long so you don’t have to be right next to your amp….
Critical mass –
As an audiophile with a hearing range from 30Hz to 11kHz and only able to distinguish 10 millisecond time delay I can say that these headphones have a very good frequency response and sensitivity in that range.
I’m using the integrated audio on a laptop as my source.
They exhibit some peaking…