Roland Wireless Headphones

LOVE THESE. Cheaper than the Roland drum headphones and excellent sound quality.

The best wireless NC headphones that I have ever heard!

The best pair of wireless headphones every created!

Owned Roland and two Atems While Atem is still great your still dragging monitor , cables or wireless transmitters than a bunch of adapters and hdmi wires and hard connecting to your lap top and of course you need wifi or some alternative. Mevo tiny good camera battery that last like 6 hours , they are wirless and couple taps you add them and manager all the switching from your cell phone or tablet. On my team I have 3 and co worker 3 so we split duty or share and then have 6 all the tech headaches gone and can focus on doing stuff cool. It sets up in instant no manual and tech support awesone

use with Roland R-05 recorder instead of wireless lavs for weddings. Nice that in comes with a case and several types of clips

I was looking for a reasonably priced headphone set to use with my Roland D-50 synth and Boss BR-600 digital recorder. The Roland RH-5 at less than forty dollars seemed like a logical choice based on past experience with other gear from this manufacturer. Actually though, I made the decision to purchase the RH-5 headphones because of the wide frequency response specification (10-22,000 Hz) for this model. Other brand headphones in this price range offer a much more narrow range (usually 18-20,000 Hz) so the Roland RH-5 is definitely a little better suited than some for use with electronic instruments and when monitoring live recordings. It turns out they are equally great for just listening to music on an MP3 player as well. These headphones are very comfortable to wear and provide excellent sound quality for the money. The gold plated stereo mini plug and 1/4 inch phone plug adaptor is a nice convenience feature too.

I purchased the the roland rh300 headphones for my v drum kit and they sound far better than i expected. The best part of it was B&H is almost half the cost of the competitors price.I will order from here again.

The Roland RH-5 headphones are inexpensive quality headphones that are great sounding, closed, over the ear, lite weight and comfortable. The price is low enough that several won't brake your bank account. The cord is a heavy duty cord that should take quite a bit of stress. They work nicely as phones for recording sessions with multiple muscians.

I have had the Roland RH 200 Studio headphones for about 5 years and they have never once let me down in any way. The only thing that went on them was the pads and you can buy replacements very inexpensively. Their sound quality is unparalleled but not at first headphones need to burn in which requires time that can be anywhere from 100-200 hours of use and then they are as good as it gets I have used many comparable pairs but they came nowhere close if I ever upgrade then I will upgrade to a pair of Roland RH 300. Many reviews are written just after buying them but that is wrong. Headphones are only judicable AFTER burn in, a review written any time before that is almost always wrong so always look for experienced users. I have had these for 5 years so I know them.

Roland's Headphones is great! I couldn' be more pleased. And with it's bass frequency enhancement everything sounds rich, with that sorte of heavy and funky touch.