Yamaha RH1C Portable Headphones, Black
Yamaha RH1C Stereo Headphones
Designed for on-the-go musicians seeking lightweight headphones, RH1C portable headphones deliver remarkable acoustic presence and full, bright sound through an advanced dynamic range and open-ear design. Finished with comfortable ear cushions, the economic RH1C is the perfect accessory for portable personal systems.
Features
20 Hz – 20kHz frequency response 1/8″ plug and 1/4″ adaptor 8′ cord
Great Ergonomics And Sound Quality
The ear is an instrument critically trained to demand perfection in sound reproduction, and musicians know that high-quality headphones are a vital component of any music system. Yamaha’s complete headphone line utilizes the latest in technology, ergonomics, and sound quality for musical applications ranging from economy to the professional level.
Industry Standard
Yamaha audio equipment has been recognized as the industry standard for more than 30 years. Respected professionals depend on Yamaha to help them achieve incredible sound. Whether you are listening to music on-the-go or in the studio creating the next big hit, demand perfection – we do.
Product Features
- Frequency Response 20 Hz – 20kHz
- Sensitivity 91 dB/mW
- 8′ cord
- Equipped with 1/8″ plug and 1/4″ adapto
- Compatible with all audio devices
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A Decent Buy for the Price THIS IS A DECENT HEADPHONE FOR THE PRICE. In fact, the quality was so good that I initially thought they weren’t working because after I plugged it into my Yamaha DGX-660 and started playing it, I thought the sound was still coming straight from the piano itself until I took the headset off momentarily, played some notes and realized it was actually coming from the headphones. My spouse thought I was crazy when I mentioned this over the phone, but actually experienced the same thing when…
They’re okay… I really wanted to like these. I am a fan of Yamaha gear, and expected these to be a great, inexpensive option for listening to audio training at work without disturbing others around me. They don’t suck, but they have a strange EQ curve. The lows sound boxy, and there is a strange low mid hump. The highs are nice- not at all harsh, and the over all sound is balanced- they just sound funny.I think they might be best suited for voice reproduction. MHO. Not the best choice for music…