Headphones Behringer BH60

The Behringer BH60 headphones provide a closed-back monitoring solution designed for clear sound reproduction and effective passive noise isolation. With a focus on comfortable fit and balanced audio performance, these headphones are suitable for extended listening sessions in studio and home environments. The design combines adjustable headband and soft ear pads to maintain comfort while delivering pronounced lows and detailed highs.

Advantages

The closed-back construction reduces ambient noise and limits sound leakage for more focused monitoring. Soft, cushioned ear pads and an adjustable headband allow for a customizable and comfortable fit during long sessions. The BH60 reproduces a wide frequency range with clear highs and solid bass response, making it useful for mixing reference, casual listening, and critical monitoring where isolation is important.

Suitable for

• Studio monitoring and tracking
• Home recording and mixing
• Casual listening and music enjoyment
• Video and multimedia editing where isolation is needed

Key specifications

• Closed-back headphone design for passive noise isolation
• Adjustable headband for personalized fit
• Soft over-ear pads for prolonged comfort
• Full-range audio reproduction with emphasized lows and clear highs
• Wired connection for stable signal transmission

How to use

Place the headphones over the ears and adjust the headband until the ear pads sit comfortably around the ears. Connect the wired plug to the audio source output such as an audio interface, mixer, headphone amplifier or consumer device with a compatible jack. Start with a moderate volume level and adjust to a preferred listening level. For critical listening, allow a short warm-up time for the drivers to settle and confirm levels with reference tracks.

Usage recommendations

To preserve driver performance and extend lifespan, avoid exposing the headphones to extreme humidity or direct sunlight, and store them in a protective case when not in use. Use a clean source and appropriate gain staging on audio interfaces or mixers to prevent clipping and obtain the best signal-to-noise performance.