Reloop RHP-10 Mono one-ear headphone
Discontinued, this product can no longer be ordered.
Product no: 9000-0012-5729 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty, and a 3-month warranty for cable break.
General
Despite appearances, the Reloop RHP-10 Mono is not a shower head. This one-ear headphone is exceptionally practical and a great asset for your DJ setup. Switching between mixing and monitoring has never been this fast and easy - simply pick up the RHP-10 Mono, place it against your ear, and put it down again with the same ease. Be done with annoying headsets in your neck and ear pads that don't fit your ears!
Reloop RHP-10 Mono: a reliable partner on stage
With the RHP-10 Mono, Reloop has introduced a one-ear headphone that meets all the demands of modern-day DJs. The ergonomic handle ensures you won't injure yourself while you're playing, and the ear pad is waterproof and feels quite smooth thanks to its synthetic leather lining. The RHP-10 Mono has a rugged XLR input that keeps your cable securely in place. In short, this one-ear headphone is a reliable, professional and ultra-solid partner for your DJ sets. It is supplied with a luxury pouch and an XLR-jack cable, ready to plug in!
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Specifications
Product features
| Active noise suppression | no |
|---|---|
| Wireless | no |
| Rotatable earpad | no |
| Headphone weight | 245g |
| Headphone construction | closed |
| Headphone impedance | 20-29 ohms |
| In/on/over ear | over-ear |
| Includes microphone | no |
| Design can be folded/dismantled | no |
| Adjustable bass boost | no |
| Removable cable | yes |
| Cable length | 150-199 cm |
| Colour | black |
| Maximum frequency | 29 - 31.9 kHz |
| Minimum frequency | 1 - 4 Hz |
| Audio connector | jack 6.3 mm TRS |
| Volume control | no |
Weight and dimensions including packaging
| Weight (incl. packaging) | 400 gr |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (incl. packaging) | 33,0 x 13,0 x 9,0 cm |
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Perso, j'ai fait (et je continue à faire) un rodage pour le mien, 50 heures avec un volume très bas, puis je monte très progressivement le volume après les 50 heures.
Le son du casque change au fil des jours de rodage et deviens de mieux en mieux.
Guy
