CLASSIC PRO, an audio equipment brand known for its reliable quality and extensive product lineup, has released the CPH5000DJ, a pair of closed-back DJ headphones.
The CPH5000DJ is a professional-grade model equipped with large 50 mm drivers. It delivers a balanced sound profile that combines deep bass with smooth, extended highs, making it suitable for a wide range of genres, from club music to delicate, nuanced tracks. Designed to provide the high level of sound isolation essential for DJ monitoring, these headphones effectively block out ambient noise, even in loud clubs and live venues, ensuring reliable monitoring in any setting. Their robust construction is designed to withstand rigorous use and deliver consistent long-term performance in professional environments where reliability is paramount. The ear pads feature thick, resilient foam that provides a comfortable fit and an excellent seal, allowing DJs to concentrate on their performance without discomfort, even during long sets. The housings rotate 180 degrees, allowing DJs to quickly switch to single-ear monitoring during their sets. With a wide range of motion and optimal clamping force, the headphones stay securely in place even during vigorous movement. The headband folds for compact storage and easy portability. The headphones come with a detachable 1.8 m coiled cable that provides ample freedom of movement in cramped DJ booths while minimizing the risk of snagging. The detachable cable also allows for easy maintenance. If it becomes damaged, it can be replaced separately, making these headphones a practical choice for professionals.
CLASSIC PRO is a professional audio equipment brand produced by Sound House. Since its inception in 1995, the brand has released numerous popular products, including power amplifiers, speakers, and wireless systems. The brand offers products at astonishingly low prices without compromising functionality, usability, or sound quality.
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Product Name:
CPH5000DJ
Retail Price: 6,980 yen (tax included)
Release Date: August 13, 2026