Focusrite Scarlett HP60 MKIII

$39.99 Price Tier: Budget

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Discover the Focusrite Scarlett HP60 MKIII, an essential tool for musicians and producers who demand clear, precise audio monitoring. Designed with the modern studio in mind, these headphones provide a comfortable fit and exceptional sound isolation, making them ideal for long recording sessions. The Scarlett HP60 MKIII ensures that you hear every nuance of your mix, thanks to its wide frequency response and detailed sound reproduction.

The headphones boast custom-tuned 40mm dynamic drivers, delivering an accurate and immersive listening experience that captures the true essence of your music. Whether you're laying down tracks or fine-tuning a mix, the HP60 MKIII offers consistent performance, allowing you to focus on your creativity without distractions. Its robust construction ensures durability, while the sleek design and plush ear cushions provide comfort for extended use.

Perfect for both studio and live environments, the Scarlett HP60 MKIII is compatible with all Focusrite Scarlett interfaces, ensuring seamless integration into your existing setup. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, these headphones are a reliable choice for anyone serious about their sound.

Key Features:

Custom-tuned 40mm dynamic drivers for accurate sound reproduction
Wide frequency response for detailed audio clarity
Comfortable, over-ear design with plush ear cushions
Superior sound isolation for focused listening
Compatible with all Focusrite Scarlett interfaces
Durable construction for long-lasting use

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3.5 out of 5

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yabawkward

about 5 years ago

It... does the job

This comes bundled with the Scarlet 2i2 pack, and I got it because I needed some studio headphones and a mic, so I thought giving it a try. My main issue with these headphones is the quality of the bass. It really doesn't output a substancial amount of bass that I'd use these for mixing or even producing. Maybe because I produce mostly electronic music and bass has also a lot of enphasis. Yes, it's not like it's non-existent, but if you already have an audio interface, you can get better options for around the same price these would cost you in the pack. But, I'll cut it some slack, you can't expect a lot from a pack designed for people that want an introduction to home audio recording and for them, it does the job! These are not bad headphones, and it can sound really clean! But I'd use them along with some studio monitors, just to not lose those frequencies.

These are OK, I feel, in my use.

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Guitarist Keyboardist Composer

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Electronic Pop Dance music

jeremyfroggyclark

over 5 years ago

Sound was good

Worked well for a year but eventually plastic piece broke . Upsetting .

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Milan Bauters

Singer, Guitarist

Kasier

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Milan Bauters uses the Focusrite Scarlett HP60 MKIII in the studio to record demos, as confirmed by an Instagram story from his band, Kasier, with the caption "live'25 = @kasier_band".