The Mackie MC-150 are closed-back, over-ear studio headphones offering passive noise isolation and extended low-frequency reproduction for singers, musicians, and DJs. Large 50mm drivers deliver a wide frequency response of 15 Hz to 20 kHz. The padded earcups and padded adjustable headband ensure comfortable wearing for long performances and sessions. For convenient storage and transport, the MC-150 headphones utilize a collapsible, folding design, which enable them to fit neatly in the supplied soft carrying bag.

The detachable 9.8' single-sided cable features a 3.5mm stereo mini-jack that locks into one earcup. The other end of the cable is terminated with a straight 3.5mm plug to allow easy connection to a variety of mobile devices. It includes a gold-plated 1/4" adapter for compatibility with dedicated headphone amplifiers, mixers, and audio interfaces.

50mm Dynamic Drivers    Over-Ear Closed-Back Design    15 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    Passive Noise Isolation    Padded Earcups and Adjustable Headband    Collapsible for Compact Storage    Detachable 9.8' Single-Sided Cable    Locking 3.5mm Stereo Mini-Jack    Includes Gold-Plated 1/4" Adapter    Includes Soft Carrying Bag

Large precision 50mm dynamic drivers deliver a frequency response of 15 Hz to 20 kHz for a balance of accuracy and extended bass reproduction

The soft-padded adjustable headband and conforming earpads provide an ergonomic fit for hours of comfort while ensuring optimal low-end reproduction and sound isolation

The collapsible fold-up design allows for easy storage and compact portability when traveling

The MC-150's rugged design is built to last and meet the demands of singers, musicians, and engineers in the studio or on location

The MC-150 headphones are well suited to studio monitoring, DJing, and personal listening

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will these also work for the MDR-V6? It's also almost the same headphones as the 7506 (almost).

A: There's no reason why they shouldn't fit. A friend of mine bought the same case for his V6s and had no complaints.

Q: 2. Do these headphones work with bluetooth?

A: The Rode NTH-100 headphones do not have bluetooth connectivity.

Q: 3. How big are the ear cups for big ears?

A: I'd say they would be fine, they also allow for my glasses.

Q: 4. Would the HD 280 headset be considered Hi-Fi, or Audiophile quality?

A: Although I'm familiar with the term, audiophile, I am not sure what the qualifiers are for headphones to be describes as such. However, these are tuned flat. That means none of the frequencies are cut/boosted. Most high quality headphones for entertainment purposes have boosts and cuts throughout. Bass boosts are pretty common these days. Flat tuning is desirable if you are in the studio. Mixing engineers need to hear the audio like this. Imagine if you are mixing a song, and your headphones had a bass boost. The final product would only sound right on the headphones you used. It is likely that the bass frequencies would be too quiet when listening with other headphones or speakers that don't have the same level of bass boosted. Flat frequency is like the baseline or foundation. The sound is neutralized. Is this what you are looking for.? Look elsewhere if you are looking for headphones that add a bit of color to the audio.

Q: 5. Would this be fully compatible with Linux as well? if not, what would be missing?

A: The Mackie DLZ Creator XS Adaptive Digital Streaming Mixer is currently not compatible with Linux computers.

Q: 6. will this work for the new MDR M1?

A: The Sony Carrying Case for MDR-7500 Series Studio Headphones (BH # SOLCMDRG) will fit the new Sony MDR-M1 Closed-Back Over-Ear Reference Monitor Headphones (BH # SOMDRM1).

Q: 7. Will this fit Sony WH-XB900N?

A: The Sony Carrying Case for MDR-7500 Series Studio Headphones BH #SOLCMDRG will work exclusively with the Sony MDR-7520, MDR-7510, and MDR-7506.

Q: 8. would this case work for the Sony MDR-MV1 headphones?

A: The Sony MDR-MV1 Open-Back Reference Monitor Headphones BH #SOMDRMV1 will work with the Sony Carrying Case for MDR-7500 Series Studio Headphones BH #SOLCMDRG

Q: 9. What does Mylar Diaphragm imply? What benefits or disadvantages should I expect? Thanks

A: The diaphragm used in the Rode NTH-100 Professional Closed-Back Over-Ear Headphones Kit with Desktop Headphones Stand is made of Mylar, which is arguably the most common material used in headphone diaphragms and is a form of plastic which does not necessarily convey any benefits or disadvantages.

Q: 10. Can you use both input jacks simultaneously?

A: The cable connections on either side of the Rode NTH-100 Professional Closed-Back Over-Ear Headphones are designed to provide physical flexibility for the attached cable to be used on either side and should not be used simultaneously.