Studio Headphones
Listen closely. Studio headphones are perfect for when you need to listen to the smaller details of a mix.
Listen closely. Studio headphones are perfect for when you need to listen to the smaller details of a mix.
They give you accurate sound and are more detailed so you can produce, mix and master to a professional level. Explore closed back, open back headphones, and monitor earphones below. You'll get a two-year warranty when you shop at Gear4music.A must for every music producer, ideal for when you want to avoid being too noisy on your studio monitors. Closed back headphones are built for louder environments and stop sound getting in or out. Open back are suited to quiet environments and deliver a more transparent sound. You can also get monitor earphones which provide great sound isolation.
Looking for a stand or case to go with your headphones? We also provide headphone accessories including cases, headphone stands, and headphone amps. At Gear4music we stock all major brands and the main types of studio monitoring headphones. Explore below to find your perfect headphones.
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Numark HF125 Professional DJ Headphones
HP-210 Stereo Headphones by Gear4music
SubZero SZ-H100 Stereo Headphones
Roland RH-5 Closed Stereo Headphones
SubZero SZ-MH200 Monitoring Headphones
Sennheiser HD 200 PRO Closed Back Headphones
AKG K92 Closed Back Headphones, Black/Gold
Audio Technica ATH-M30x Professional Monitor Headphones
Behringer BH 770 Closed Back Headphones
Shure SRH440 Professional Headphones
KRK KNS 6400 Professional Closed-Back Headphones
Sennheiser HD 280 PRO II Closed Back Headphones
beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro Headphones, 250 Ohm
Sennheiser HD 25 Headphones
beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro Headphones, 80 Ohm
AKG K702 Open-Back Reference Headphones
AIAIAI TMA-2 Monitor Preset
Sennheiser HD 300 PRO Professional Monitoring Headphones
Sennheiser HD 650 V2 Audiophile Open Dynamic Headphones
Neumann NDH 20 Closed Back Headphones
About Headphones
Closed back designs are considered to be better for recording as they offer isolation from outside noise, as well as decreasing their own sound-leakage.
However, Open back designs are often favoured for mixing purposes due to their more realistic representation of sound – particularly with bass frequencies. In Ear monitors are typically used by performing musicians for reference purposes.