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About Closed Back Headphones

Closed Back Headphones are built to provide you with great isolation from unwanted noise, ambient noise and environmental sounds that interfere with your mixing or listening experience. They also isolate your sound so it doesn't leak out, making them perfect for monitoring work in the studio, so you can hear the mix while you record your next part without leaking into the mics.

Closed back headphones are built for comfort as they're often indispensible for long listening sessions and long studio sessions. Need to hear your mix without the mic picking it up on the next take? Closed back headphones are your friend. Need to cut down on outside noise like audiences or ambient sounds to monitor your audio source accurately? Again, closed back headphones are your friend!

Why Should I Choose Closed Back Headphones?

Provide an isolate listening experience
Perfect for eliminating ambient noise and surrounding environment sounds from your listening
Ideal for busy areas
Prevent leakage of sound from your headphones

Frequently Asked Questions about Closed Back Headphones

Question: What is the point of closed back headphones?

Closed Back Headphones allow for an isolated listening experience in situations where you require the elimination of ambient noise. This can be anywhere from a busy train or office environment, to a concert setting where the engineer needs to hear over the ambient room noise or audience sounds.

Question: What is the difference between closed back and open back headphones?

Closed back headphones give you an isolated listening experience, preventing your audio leaking out for others to hear, all while cutting out much of the ambient noise in your surrounding environment so you can better hear your audio source. Open back headphones, on the other hand, allow that sound in and out to create a more accurate and natural feeling listening experience.

Question: Are closed back headphones the same as noise cancelling?

No. Noise cancelling headphones feature active noise cancellation technologies to entirely dampen the sounds of your surrounding environment. Closed back headphones only passively isolate you from that environment. All noise cancelling headphones are closed back, but not all closed back headphones are noise cancelling.

Question: Why are open back headphones a thing?

Open back headphones are designed to provide a more accurate and natural feeling recreation of your chosen audio source, more akin to being in the original source's vicinity, or listening in a room on stereo speakers.

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