Studio Headphones
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Roland RH5 Stereo Headphones

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Beyer DT 990 Pro Headphones

Shure SE535-CL Earphones

Audio Technica ATH-M40X Headphones

Beyer DT900 Pro X Headphones 48 Ohm

Beyer DT700 Pro X Headphones 48 Ohm

Audio Technica ATH-M30X Headphones

Beyer DT770 Pro 32 Ohm

Beyer DT770 Pro Headphones 80 Ohm

BOSS CB-WZ-AIR Carry Case for Waza Air and Waza Air Bass

Shure SRH840A Professional Studio Headphones

Roland RH200BK Stereo Headphones Black

Shure SRH1840 Headphone

Beyer DT-770 Pro Headphones 250 Ohm

Roland RH-300V V-Drums Headphones

Rode NTH-100 Headphones

Shure SRH1540 Headphones

Roland RH300 Headphones

Audio Technica ATH-M60X Headphones

Yamaha HPH-MT7 Headphones (Black)

Roland RH-A7-BK Black Headphones

Audio Technica ATH-M70X Studio Monitor Headphones

Roland RHA30 Open Back Headphones

Audio Technica ATH-M20XBT Bluetooth Headphones

Ordo PMH20 Professional Monitoring Headphones

Ordo PMH30 Professional Monitoring Headphones

Ordo PMH40 Professional Monitoring Headphones

Beyer DT990 Pro Black Edition Open Dynamic Headphone (80 Ohm)

Yamaha HPH-MT5W Headphones

Yamaha HPH-MT7W Studio Monitor Headphones

Yamaha RH5MA Monitor Headphones

Yamaha HPH-150WH Headphones White

Beyer DT770 Pro 80 Ohm Limited Edition Black

Beyer DT 990 Pro 250 Ohm Limited Edition Black

Rode NTH-100M Professional Over-ear Headset

Presonus Eris HD10BT Headphones with Active Noise Cancelling and Bluetooth Wireless Technology.

Roland VMH-D1 V-Drums Headphones

Soho EDphones with Soho Audio Link Education Headphones
About Studio Headphones
Studio Headphones are an essential part of making high-quality music. They are used for recording, mixing, and mastering by musicians, engineers, and producers. Studio Headphones are designed to give the most accurate version of your music by having a very flat frequency response. This means you can confidently create music the way your want it to be heard.
They are available across many price points, from starter pairs right up to professional headphones. Open back and closed back versions allow you to choose a pair best suited to your needs. Closed back studio headphones are great for recording due to their excellent sound isolation while open back studio headphones can give a more organic sound for mixing. Made by the best names in audio including Beyer, Austrian Audio, Shure, and Audio Technica, studio headphones are a great tool to help achieve your recording and mixing goals.
Why Should I Choose Studio Headphones?
- Great reference point when mixing
- Listen to your music anywhere
- Direct monitoring helps with precision timekeeping
- Sound isolation prevents headphone spillage from being picked up by your microphone