Numark HP125

$19.40 Price Tier: Budget

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Discover the Numark HP125, a set of headphones crafted to meet the demands of DJs and music enthusiasts alike. These headphones are designed for both comfort and performance, ensuring you can wear them through long sessions without fatigue. With their highly sensitive drivers, the HP125 offers clear, powerful sound that lets you catch every beat and nuance of your mix. The durable construction is perfect for on-the-go use, making them a reliable partner whether you're in the studio or at a live gig.

The closed-back design provides excellent noise isolation, allowing you to focus on your music without external distractions. The adjustable headband and cushioned ear cups ensure a snug fit for hours of use. Moreover, the HP125 features a single-sided cable, which reduces tangles and makes it easier to move around while working your magic on the decks.

Key Features:

Highly sensitive drivers for clear, powerful sound
Closed-back design for effective noise isolation
Adjustable headband with cushioned ear cups for comfort
Durable construction suitable for studio and live performances
Single-sided cable to minimize tangling and maximize mobility

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3.5 out of 5

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davidik

237

over 5 years ago

Numark HP125 are Mediocre headphones...

They are the only headphones that have broken, of all the ones I have bought The Audio Quality is decent They are not 100% comfortable but you get used to them The price is very very low but probably the shipment will increase the price in 99% of websites that are selling these headphones, just like happened to me x'D

I reccomend you to buy the AKG K52 headphones if you wanna get a low cost but high quality headphones, thanks for reading my review, bye!! (:

jimmarchi1

40991

5 years ago over 5 years ago

numark should stick to DJ mixers... AKG or Audio Technica for headphones.... also, mix on speakers, headphones are not meant for this at any price range. You don't hear music right in your ears. Music mixed on speakers almost always translates to cans and earbuds without effort but music done on headphones rarely translates to speakers, or it translates to SOME speakers and not others. Invest in a pair of decent nearfields if you're going to pursue this.

davidik

237

5 years ago over 5 years ago

@jimmarchi1, yes I know they're DJ Headphones, in fact I bought them for my Pioneer DDJ-SR2 but some months ago I used the Numark HP125 for listening and mix songs, anyway I'm actually doing songs mix using my AKG K52 & Genelec 8020 DPM (Sometimes I use Logitech Z625 THX too) Anyway thanks for the reply and the upvote Jim! (:

jimmarchi1

40991

5 years ago over 5 years ago

when I occassionally spun records in the 90s I wouldn't use numark headphones, Audiotechnica 40s back then, now the 50s are out... JBLs are a good choice and those genelecs are solid, do they have the room correction software and microphone?

davidik

237

5 years ago over 5 years ago

Excuse my ignorance cause I probably said/'ll probably say a confusing/stupid thing, Genelec are speakers, so they doesn't have the microphone xP Anyway, yes, they should have the room correction software

volee

129

over 7 years ago

Good DJ Headphone

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In a studio tour video posted on Facebook, Steve Miller, known as Afterlife, showcases his collection of instruments, including Numark HP125 headphones.