Dynamic 40mm drivers for detailed highs and powerful bass
For on the go or in the studio
Foldable
Adjustable headband
Cable length of the coiled cable: 3m
Connection: 3.5mm jack
incl. 6.3mm jack adapter (gold-plated)
Sensitivity: 102 dB (+/-3 dB)
Detailed treble and full bass
With the BH 470Behringer presents a compact studio headphone that is not only suitable for evaluating music and mixing but also for listening to music - whether at home or on the go. On the one hand, of course, this is due to the full, detailed sound that comes to the fore thanks to the dynamic 40 mm drivers. On the other hand, it is the closed construction that enables quiet, concentrated work or simple, undisturbed listening to music. Behringer also relies on a foldable design which, together with the comfortable ear pads and adjustable headband, emphasizes the practicality of the headphones in any situation.
I’ve been a professional radio Presenter for over 30 years. Covid means I’ve been presenting from home and needed some new headphones for my makeshift home studio but didn’t want to spend a load of cash. In the studio we use DT100’s so I’m used to a quality sound. These beyers are just unbelievable. Really comfy, brilliant sound with strong bass (maybe enhanced a bit?) and a great full range sound. Perfect for radio links and voice over work. Really impressive
Okay, so I'm not actually a music buff and I was looking for some reasonably priced headphones for watching movies. I run the sound through a Denon M37 and I have to say the quality these bring to a soundtrack is just phenomenal for the price. Dialogue in particular is often a problem in modern films but these make it very clear while still giving a nice thump to any bass notes.
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