Headphones For Bass Guitar Amp For Sale (2024 Update)

These headphones sound so great and very comfortable, I bought two more. The Pro-30 & the Pro-50. I wish I knew about them before I purchased my Beats headset. This OneOdio Headphone Studio Pro-10G has the sound quality of a $200+ headset. I strongly recommend it. Also, I know some devices dont have the phone jack, so you may visit the official website for the wireless version.cleojb

I have purchased some cheap headphones in my day. All of them were terrible. I have purchased soem expensive headphones as well, Pioneer, AKG, Sennheiser, and I promise you. THESE ARE BETTER. They have 50mm drivers that just pound. I have not tried using a headphone amp but for 50$ you can buy a tube amp that would make these headphones sound even better. They are comfy, and they come with two cords, that are re-moveable. A feature only offered on high end headphones. And the cable is SO NICE. It even has a bend protector on the cable. very nice! The sound is rich and full, sounds just as good or better than a pair of Beats. using these for Ableton and Serato. BUY THESE. I PROMISE they won't let you down.honestdealsusa

The headphones are good. The customer service is not. I received what I ordered which included a boom mic to be connected to and used with headphones. However, the cord on the boom mic does not fit into the port on the headphones. It is too small. Only one cord in the box fits and it is an extension cord with no volume or mute controls on it.

I have emailed back and forth with their CS, and all I get are replies for more information, which I had already provide in the previous emails. I was then asked for a video of the problem and even with that, I received a reply asking for more information. Extremely frustrating since they only have a foreign number to call.

All I want is a boom mic that fits into my headphones as the picture on the box shows. Apparently, they can’t handle that.Beverly Matthews

This has got to be the worst headphones ever. After a few weeks, one of the speaker always goes out. I have went through about 3 of these. Keep returning it because it keeps breaking down. Even for the cheap cost, it's still not worth the hassle.KState

You might think that these headphones are quiet, but I owned a pair of Logitech G230 headphones and while seemingly 'louder', these headphones are much better quality. Excellent frequency response. Most headphones in this range are 20Hz-20KHz but I felt like they introduced a lot of extra 'noise' that wasn't part of the sound you were meant to be hearing. These don't do that, bass is great and so is your high end. Comfortable and great value for money. You don't need a 'gaming' headset to have great sound.RaffGreySabre

After checking online, I decided to purchase the Sony MDR-RF895RK RF Wireless Headphones…they seemed like a great choice for listening to Music, Youtube Videos, and TV from my PC… They are very easy to setup and use, features are great, the distance is fantastic, and the battery lasts a long time. Unfortunately, thats where the good stops and the bad starts They make creaking noises when wearing, so smiling, laughing, or moving your jaw creates unwanted noise Also, and the sound is not good at all…they honestly make all music sound distorted. They are like a very budget set of headphones, with some great features Was expecting a lot more from a SONY product at this price … !Weird_lee

Purchased believing audio quality would surpass that of my current less expensive MDR-XB500 headphones However, sound quality is very similar to that experienced using MDR-XB500 model. Build quality feels to be more robust, with comfortable folding earcups providing minimal noise leakage. Choice of longer fitted cable length would be appreciated.garry1642

Never used noise canceling headphones before. Price was right to try on recent flight. Comfortable over my ears. Could not hear buzzing airplane noises usually hear when wearing earbuds. Also could not hear my husband unless he tapped me on my shoulder. Did occasionally hear a crying baby. Normally am a nervous flyer but was able to fall asleep wearing these while listening to a meditation podcast! Liked how they folded up flat into my purse leaving plenty of room for other items. Very happy with purchase!Stephanie

Dont be fooled but these kids sized headphones,they pack enough punch to rival many $20-40 competitors. Great value for the price,on sale for $10. Can turn the volume up all the way on my s9plus phone, since my actual s22 ultra doesnt have 3.5 mm jack, without distortion. Built in amps are made so people dont blow them up.These headphones dont have extreme bass nor ear piercing tweeters. Nor does it sound like the more expensive,garbage turtle beach brand,that closely resemble a cup with a string attached to another cup. Exceptional balance focused around mid tones,not too high,not too low,while bass lower frequencies are clear and present. It has decent noise canceling cushions,being not able to hear someone in a quiet room 5 ft away with only %50 volume up with any genre of songs,is pretty good.Super lightweight,and they fold up,but need much care,that skimpy cable wont last long if it keeps being bent in ways its not supposed to. Great value for customers with sharp ear and that care for their products,but for the partially deaf or busy bodies out there,this product may not be for you.epsonprojector3500

First things first, the description for these headphones lists them as being "over-the-ear" but they are not! These are on-ear, meaning that they will not envelop your ear the way a larger headphone would; they sit on top of the ear. They have an "L-Shaped" jack, and the cable is unique…it is very pliable but remains to be seen how well it will hold up over time. The pros: They are super lightweight, headband tension not too strong, and have decent sound quality for the casual listener. I also like the way they fold up. Cons: They feel cheaply-made, and padding is extremely minimal, so not very comfotable for extended periods of wear. Also, as mentioned, the product description is a bit misleading. Due to this, they also are not great at blocking out background noise. The smaller 30mm drivers also keep these from delivering a lot of bass, but hit mid-tones pretty well. Bottom Line: These are a pretty great sounding headphone for $20, and would work well for casual listeners. I am happy with the purchase so far. However, build quality is a bit of a concern, so I'd recommend those with active lifestyles to search out something a bit more durable/comfortable.Joshua

So far so good. A little hot with active pickups, def functionally. Appreciate the aux in to feed music or backing track while practicing and very portable. Worth the price.matta2z76

Had my reservations about buying this, a cheap headphone amp, as I have had others in the past and the o/d or distortion always sound awful. Don't get me wrong it isn't replacing my Marshall amp, but for a really portable and handy headphone amp it is great. I can use this, and move, whilst the kids are in bed, no more having to be 2 mtrs from my big amp….. As a practice and experimenting tool I love this!gastall1978

It's better than expected, though the design might not compatible with some guitar models. It requires an AAA battery. Works pretty well with any headphone. It also has an AUX port so that you can plug and play any songs you like and jam along. Thumbs up from me!wamin0

The quality of your headphones can make or break your listening experience. I have found several sets of wireless on-ear headphones in the past few years that I use on a regular basis and this pair from Sony has made the cut. I look at several factors when I test out headphones including battery life, comfort level, and listening experience with different types of media. From the moment I took these headphones out of their box, I knew they were something special and as I was to find, they will stand up against more premium brands with no problems. Battery Life: While I didn’t test out the full 30-hour claim for the headphone’s battery life, I did find them to have an above average lifespan. I had several long-length listening sessions with these headphones and didn’t have them die on me once. I love that they charge using USB-C instead of the ‘old standard’ of Micro USB. After several days of use (probably at least 2 hours of listening time each day), the battery is still at 50%. Comfort: Because of their light weight, these headphones are some of the most comfortable headphones I’ve ever worn. I was surprised at how easy they are to wear. The band is easily adjustable and it has ample padding in the headband. Even though the ear cups are ‘on-ear’ style, my ears never seemed to get overheated and sweat wasn’t a problem. The controls are easy to reach and the tactile buttons make operation simple. I do like that there is a separate button for the voice assistant. Music: I’ve listened to several different styles of music using these headphones and found that tracks sound rich and full. The ‘extra bass’ feature of these headphones is unmatched without a separate EQ. One of my favorite tests for straight music listening is to listen to Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd. The revolutionary album has a lot of different sounds mixed into the tracks and a very pronounced heartbeat drives several parts of the album. This is where the extra bass feature really shines. I’ve listening to this album many times before and found it to be much more intense using the Sony headphones. I loved the stereo effects of the headphones in conjunction with this album. I also listened to my Pandora station that features 90s hip-hop music and thought it was remarkable how deep the bass was. As far as music goes, I think these are the headphones to have. Spoken Word: After listening to several different types of music, I switched to my podcast app to see how the headphones would fare against spoken word. Voices were clear and precise. It didn’t matter what timber the person’s voice had, the headphones made them sing. I really enjoyed listening to podcasts with these headphones just as much as — if not more than — music. For one thing, podcasts typically require a longer listening session than music. For example, one of the podcasts I listen to is one hour in length. So, the fact that these headphones are so comfortable makes spoken word pieces wonderful to listen to. Soundtrack/Mix: I’m a big nerd when it comes to movie soundtracks and audio editing/mixing. So, I always use a few movie clips to test out headphones. One of those clips is the intro sequence to Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. It’s a vibrant soundtrack/mix that includes spoken word, music, score, and of course, sound effects. While there were definitely some bright spots in the soundtrack, I have actually had a better listening experience from a different set of headphones. I would say these are a solid 7 out of 10 for watching a film with an advanced soundtrack. You’ll get a lot out of them, but not everything. . I do wish they features Active Noise Canceling, but I’ve been happy with the amount of noise isolation I get from my ears being covered by the ear cups. The exceptional battery life and comfort level paired with an above average sound quality make these a wonderful choice for their price point. I would recommend these to all types of users. They are easy to operate and their listening experience rivals more premium wireless headsets.vivek.m

These are the best headphones I've ever purchased, and the value for the price is truly remarkable. The sound is deep and rich, and the base does not overwhelm higher frequencies. The bass does not sound manufactured nor artificial at all. I agree with another reviewer that it's good to have an equalizer on your music player because the bass does not appear to be adjustable on the headphones and for some songs, you want to tone it down a bit. That's the only drawback I've seen to these headphones. The phone-answer button is simple to use and when in music mode functions as a track-forward feature on Android phones. The padding does an excellent job of reducing ambient noise, and as a bus commuter who likes to watch Pluralsight IT instructional videos on the way to work, that's quite important to me. Get 'em – you won't regret it.AJayRide

I actually bought these headphones today to use in the gym and tested them out when I got home. The sound is amazing! Not to mention it works with my iPhone 5 just fine. I love the easy to use control button on the cord, conveniently located by your neck so you don't have to fumble with the cord to find it. You can use these headphones to listen to music, take or make calls and it worked fantastic when I was using FaceTime. I ended up needing to go with some on ear headphones instead of earbuds or around the ear headphones because my ears are so small and because whenever I use earbuds and I get sweaty at the gym they always fall out. These are the best headphones I have tried so far. At this price, they are totally worth it. I would recommend them to anyone.benjamin.k

The marantz MPH2 headphones are good utility headphones for monitoring in the studio. They are loud. They handle a lot of power without losing quality of sound. For a tracking situation I would recommend. Not so much for checking a mix or mixing. Probably good for a DJ too. Nice top end, almost bright compared to others. Very good low end and deep bass is represented properly. Compared to other headphones in this price range, the Marantz MPH2 are scooped in the midrange. Thats ok because they sound good and work well.bab-jame

There alright. I bought them to use with my electronic drum kit as my old headphones bit the bullet. They sounded alright but not as good as 70 USD. I started using them with my drum kit and it was going fine. Then they started making weird noises in the right ear with the low tones of the kick drum and the floor Tom. There would be a buzz and it would quiet down all the other sounds for a spit second in the right ear. Could have been my fault considering they were very loud but it shouldn't do that just because if the volume. And they felt like I could snap them in half really easily. I'd say they aren't worth their price, maybe 55-60 USDLuke

Bought this for my teenage son for Christmas. Worked fine for about 1 month. Then the connection at the insert stopped working. Sound would go in and out. If I held it sideways it would work okay, but eventually it stopped working – only parts of the music would come through – for example only the music (no vocals) would play at a low volume, even though volume setting was set to high; and the vocals would be muted out. I called Musicians Friend for a replacement, but the rep on the phone coldly explained that the headphones have a high rating and I was 2 weeks past the 45 day return period. She gave me a number for the manufacturer.B-Rad

Grandpa is hard of hearing so I got these for him with one of my orders with the intention of using them at night for tv instead of rattling windows when everyone is trying to sleep. He uses them with the iPad or the Roku remote and has no issues. They were cost effective and work perfectly for the purpose I needed them for. I have a pair of monoprice retros that I like the sound of better but these leave nothing to be desired at the price point.Logan

I am really surprised by the sound quality of these headphones, it is exceptional for the price. I am hearing things I have never heard before in songs with my other headphones and in-ear phones. Also while watching movies etc the speech is very clear. I suspect it has a very neutral or close to neutral frequency response – hence the audio sounds true to its source without much colouring/frequency enhancements. Perfect for me. I have already recommended these headphones to a few friends. Will definitely be buying more myself in the future. The build quality may not be stellar, but it is still very much worth a buy. Overall – My experience with DJ City has been very good, efficient and hassle free.Sabari S.

I just bought a couple of these on sale price to add to my early-stage home studio. Overall, I'm pleased with these. I think they're great to throw on each of my band members to lay down tracks. Plenty of low end to keep the drummer and bassist happy, high freqs don't offend, and mids sound good. In fact, I'm not really sure what my issue is with these. However, when I'm mixing and think I have a good sound, I'll compare with a pair of Skull Candy Aviators and Apple Ear pods and find different issues with each. Not huge issues, but usually something to do with the mid to mid-high range. It SEEMS like these color their mid freqs. a tad. I know all headphones are different and it is good practice to often switch between different sets for reference, and it could totally be inexperience on my part as a mixer, but these are the issues I've come across after 20+ hours of use. It is not something that would discourage me from recommending these to fellow home studio dudes and dudettes. Probably not for audiophiles, but if you are one, you're probably not even shopping in this price range to begin with. The pros definitely outweigh the cons with these and at the price I got them, I couldn't be happier.J. Flores

Meh … but, shoot, what should one expect for such a low price? While these cans are fairly lightweight, they are fairly well built, overall. Comfortable, with little or no "microphonic" distractions (meaning one does not hear noise from the cable or headband or earphone receiver cups – as occurs so often on inexpensive headphones.) Cable is lightweight and does not feel as durable as the rest of the unit. Headband copies many other headphones, such as the venerable SONY 7506 and some Audio-Technica studio monitors – and is just OK (no complaint, but nothing special,either). Sound signature is dark, muffled, and lacking detail. Mid range and treble frequencies are subdued and dull. Bass is muddy and lacks punch, and disappointing overall. But, this is what one USUALLY expects and gets at this price point. In contrast, the similarly priced Takstar HD-2000 has a far cleaner, more open, and detailed audio profile, and Superlux HD-661 andHD-672 for an additional ten to fifteen buckaroos are WAY more open, clear, clean, punchy, and neutral – i.e., accurate – and represent a huge bargain among affordable headphones. Similarly the JVC HRA-R700 are a much more substantial product with far superior sound, close to the Superlux, (which I think are the current performance value leaders in this market segment. Therefore, while the Musician's Gear headphones are … um … just OK … they ARE, ultimately, worth what you pay for them. I guess. I will probably give these away to someone without any headphones. I rate them 3 stars because they are just average, ordinary cans for the price – as I think there are better alternatives for the same or just a little more of your hard earned brass. And this is just MY take – your mileage may vary.TT

GREAT HEADPHONES for GREAT PRICE! ~ Took a little bit of time to arrive, but well worth the wait. – IMPORTANT NOTE: I destroyed my headphones by trying to splice the wire in-order to shorten them, the cord is quite long…, but, when I cut the cord, it was Impossible to re-connect they barely have any insulation between the wires, I ended up buying another pair. So, as long as you leave'em like they are, they are GREAT!keri

I just received my headphones today and tested all the afternoon the sound quality and I'm very impressed. Sound quality: 8.5/10 Build quality: 8/10 Comfort: 9/10hugobompastor

Not very comfortable, they remind me of the headphones in the public schools back in the 70's. The cord is as rigid as solid wire and the ear muffs are like foam toilet seats. They may have a wide range of frequency response but the fit and feel detracts from any of that.RYAN

I had hoped for a better deal with the name Peavey, but I guess the uncomfortable headphones that are hard to wear for hours at a time is what you get at this price point. They sound ok for the money. They don't adjust to fit. They do have a long enough cord on them, unlike the $ pair from Wal Mart. Sound and fit are about the same.Charles

I dislike giving unfavorable reviews but these headphones were a significant disappointment. I echo much of the reviewers in stating these headphones are muddy-sounding and lack mid and up clarity (IMHO). The lower-mids and below is muddy without clarity (though dominate). I got these headphones on a SDOTD to have reasonable closed-back headphones to listen to music while my partner has Web conferences in the same room (she insists on using speakers). These headphones do isolate reasonable-well. However the performance has gotten to me more and more. Putting on my very old Kenwood headphones from the early 80's is a breath of fresh air after listening to these. Note I am used to listening to open and semi-open back headphones so you may want to take this into account. I gave these three-stars which I think is generous. They do isolate reasonably and to me comfortable to ware. However I feel the sound performance is disappointing.bassdeal

I know – picky picky! If the bass is too strong, just turn it down a little! It's really not that bad, but compared to my other headsets, it is a bit heavy in the mid to upper bass. I probably would have given it 4 1/2 stars if that were possible, but I like them enough that I didn't want to down-rate them. I bought these to replace an Audio-Technica ATH-M35 set that died, couldn't be repaired, and are no longer available. These are so similar that I wondered if they might have come from the same manufacturer. These are lightweight, comfortable when worn for long sessions, and overall have a clean, smooth sound, except for the slight rise in bass response. For a lightweight set they do fairly well at blocking ambient noise, and they cover the ears well. I would recommend against them for DJ or on-location mixing because of the lightweight construction, but for general listening or lighter-duty work, they work well.Bill

I use them mainly for listening to music via my laptop. They're comfortable and sound great imo. I have other Tascam recording gear, so I'm familiar with their brand quality. I got them on sale. Nice deal so I bought two pairs. Not sure if I'd pay the full retail price on these – might be worth it, but not on my budget.NoChrome66

This is a great little unit. It adds zero noise to the mix, boosts each individual headphone with zero bleed to the other channels. Is tiny and portable. My only wish was that it could take battery as well as AC power, so I could use it either in places without access to power (like the park or the beach) as well as require one less (proprietary) plug to lug around. But this is brilliant for small group mixes, podcasts etc.rog042

I have to say I was impressed with this little guy! I had it connected to my home studio in minutes. Sound quality is good…I have it running out of a Presonus AudioBox 44vsl. I set the phones output on my AudioBox between 1/4 & 1/2 (depending on project), and the phones sound perfect. No distortion, very clear sound! Pots feel pretty good….I encourage making sure the unit is secure, it is very lightweight and could easily fall off your console if a headphone pulled on it. I plan placing velcro on mine to lock it in place. No on/off switch, but not a big deal. I run a master switch that controls all my equipment in my studio. I am very happy I purchased this little amp, excellent addition to a home recording studio!Tatum Studios

Pros: These Sony headphones have a very good bass line. Not too much and not too little. The overall sound is clear and precise. They are comportable to wear. The product is the blue version, which makes a change to boring black. I am very happy with this product. Cons: I cannot think of improvement for the productDavid

After doing some online research for best extra Bass headphones I came across Sony and going to it's webpage it showed this model after watching a few online videos futher review reading for this wired headphone set I made the purchase in March. With this Sony model it is very good for the price point under the price $100 price range. This why I give it 5 stars. They are not noise canceling but I don't care about that feature. I don't have a budget to pay over a $100 for headphones no matter how much better they might be with noise cancelling that I probably wwoun't notice anyway. The best thing about these headphones is not just the added Bass it produces but great sounds from all 3 sound ranges. Plus block out some outside noise like when a person is talking right at you. This headphone is good enough for an average music listener even for audiophiles that just like to hear extra Bass in Hi-FI. Not only are the sounds so perfect and natural in Bass the earcuffs and headband are all so comfortable you can wear these for long hours on end and your ears should never hurt. The headband is adjustable with the underneath padding at the top so a users head won't hurt either because they are also very lightweight. I have a V20 with a 32 bit QUAD DAC so that is why I chose these wired headphones over bluetooth. With my phone these headphones are just so good. For under $60.00 your not going fined a much better brand with extra bass. The matte black finish on the plastic earcuffs doesn't look so bad in aesthetics compared to previous version in shiny metal. I should mention the mic works great. It's perfect using this headphone set for talking on the phone for private converstations. I like the thickness of the cord so it won't tangle, break or stretch easily. The earcuffs rotate outward for loudspeaker effect. So there is stereo sound with 2 speakers instead of just one external loud speaker.ScottInWinterHaven

TBH, most of the time when I listen to music, I'll grab whatever headphones are closest (given I already filter out some of the worst offenders as they come into the house). These are borderline for me since I listen to a pretty wide variety of stuff and when they really fall flat, it's noticeable enough to be disappointing, but if your favorite genres are top/bottom heavy or if you set your EQ to U-shape and jam, you'll really LOVE these. I bought them for a bit over $20 and would still be happy to own them if they cost twice that. Physically they are very light. The cable is unique – like a flat egg noodle pasta ribbon, does not seem to unplug from the 'cans'. The cups rotate to lay very flat but do not collapse into a tight package. Despite being light, the plastic feels strong/durable. I'd still normally carry them in a case, though. The headband doesn't pinch your head tightly. The cups are a flimsy thin plastic but they do a tremendous job of sealing out the sounds of the outside world. ** For anything under thirty dollars, these are a tremendous value. If you want normally want bump rap or techno or if you want to be in your own sonic world, these are a great choice even at a higher price.Adam D.

A little tight but I do have a big head lol – but very comfortable and do deliver the closed back advantage. still giving these a five star and very affordable at $25Dom C.

I've been looking for a way to practice without having the hassle of amplifiers. I've always practiced my electric bass unamplified. I considered an acoustic bass but ultimately decided on this product. It works great for practice. Some other reviews complained about noise. There is some noise, but not enough to keep me from practicing. I wouldn't record with it, but hey, it runs on 2 AAA batteries, what do you expect? For the money I'd expect it to be made of better plastic. The case has a somewhat lightweight and textured feel. It would also be nice if it was Bluetooth capable for aux/headphone connections.Pete

I have been very excited with this wee amplifier. It plugs directly into the bass' output jack. There are dial-controlled volume and tone controls which work perfectly and provide well-designed volume and tone sweeps The sound has 3 press-button activated gain levels, and a small colored light which changes color to show which is switched on. Two options, with orange or red colors in the single lamp, are quite low in volume (too low I think) but the third, when the green light is on is excellent, potent with a bit of growl – think Jack Casady, I say! There is an output jack for headphones – plenty of volume available – and an input jack to run, for example, an iPad into the Vox. So, you can privately play along with any music you have stored on an iPad! Powered by 2 AAA batteries, which come with it. Absolutely amazing device. A beginner can buy a bass, use this amp without even needing to purchase a guitar cable, and be ready to begin. The "headphone" output can be plugged into an amplifier's auxiliary socket (my small Ampeg amps are wired to "center" a stereo input signal) or a home sound system using a mini-plug- to- 1/4" stereo converter jack and perhaps a mini-plug-ended extension cable, sold everywhere in various lengths. So one could practice and have the combined sound of iPad and one's instrument sent to an amp. You can overwhelm the Vox and make it bark by too much input volume from your bass or by suddenly too-hard pick strikes, but if you moderate that a little it is fine. Superb device!unclefot

Ich bewerte eigentlich sonst gar nicht,zuviel Streß.Aber bin mit Lieferung und Qualität vom Erzeugnis zufrieden! Konnte den Kopfhörer natürlich noch nicht auf Herz und Nieren prüfen,da es demnächst mein Weihnachtsgeschenk wird.Aber der Klang war gut.Ein Danke von Mike!Mike