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Description

Yamaha is proud to offer the HPH-MT7 Studio Monitor Headphones. These high-end, high-resolution headphones are designed to reproduce even the most subtle nuances of the source sound with unparalleled accuracy. In addition to mixing and recording in the studio, the HPH-MT7 headphones are ideal for mix monitoring in live performance thanks to their high sound pressure levels and durability.

High-Resolution Sound Reproduction

The HPH-MT7 headphones are engineered to deliver flat, high-resolution sound with precise stereo imaging at any volume level. Yamaha has applied decades of experience developing professional audio equipment to design acoustic components that faithfully reproduce the source signal.

Custom 40 mm Drivers

Featuring custom 40 mm drivers with CCAW voice coils and powerful neodymium magnets, the HPH-MT7 headphones achieve accurate definition and control across an expansive 15 Hz to 25 kHz frequency range. Made of aluminum wire coated in highly conductive copper, the lightweight yet robust drivers deliver ultra-high resolution sound that meets the demands of modern professional monitoring.

Components Eliminate Extraneous Resonance

From the arms to the earcups, all acoustic components in the HPH-MT7 headphones have been designed to produce the most accurate sound possible by completely eliminating excess resonance.

Comfort and Durability for Professional Use

With a sleek yet durable design, the HPH-MT7 headphones provide superb comfort for extended listening and are built to withstand the rigors of professional use. Featuring a closed-back, circumaural configuration, smooth synthetic leather ear pads, and a pivot construction with an adjustable slider, the HPH-MT7 headphones prevent fatigue, allow single-ear monitoring, and block outside noise for critical listening. A 10' detachable cable and carrying case provide added convenience for recording, mixing and monitoring on the move.

Open Box Yamaha HPH-MT7 Studio Monitor Headphones Level 1 White
Open Box Yamaha HPH-MT7 Studio Monitor Headphones Level 1 White
Open Box Yamaha HPH-MT7 Studio Monitor Headphones Level 1 White

Features

  • 40 mm custom drivers with CCAW voice coils deliver a broad frequency range and accurate response
  • Closed-back, circumaural design for excellent isolation
  • Smooth synthetic leather and large low-resistance cushions ensure stress-free wearability and high levels of isolation
  • Three-dimensional arm pivot construction and adjustable slider length alleviate fatigue when working for extended periods
  • Moveable earcups allow single-ear monitoring
  • Thick ABS housing and rigid die-cast aluminum support-arms for use in the toughest working environments
  • Straight 3 m cable suitable for use in a wide variety of applications *6.3 mm diameter standard stereo plug adaptor included
  • Convenient carrying bag included

Reviews

4.91

11 Reviews

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Filters
Best Uses
  1. Music6
  2. Home Audio5
  3. Portable Devices3
  4. With My Computer3
  5. Home Studio3
Cons
  1. None Really1
Describe Yourself
  1. Audiophile5
  2. Gear Head2
  3. Professional Musician2
  4. Musician1
  5. broadcaster1
Primary use
  1. Working out1
Pros
  1. Durable8
  2. Comfortable7
  3. Great Sound7
  4. Lightweight7
  5. Good Bass4

Reviewed by 11 customers

  • Excellent sound quality!

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitted2 years ago

    byChonne

    fromModesto, CA

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    I'm primarily using these headphones with my new Roland HO794 for practicing. They have amazing clarity. Really enjoying them

  • Great sound!

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitted4 years ago

    byZareh k

    fromNJ

    I use it on my electric Roland drums, I like the sound !

  • Awesome

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitted5 years ago

    byNick61

    fromHouston

    Perfect for mixing and recording

  • Best reference of my Yamaha hs 5 monitors

    5

    submitted6 years ago

    byPhildatraxx

    fromMemphis,Tn

    Thes headphones are great for mixing vocals.I got use to them fast,because they literally mimic my Yamaha hs 5's! I can where them for hours mixing different songs or just on YouTube looking at (xrp/cryptocurrency news lol) videos!I'm glad I bought them and recommend anyone who already have or want Yamaha speakers to go ahead in see what I mean bout them being a good reference to studio monitors.

  • Great sounding headphones!

    4

    submitted7 years ago

    byVito

    fromWaxhaw NC

    I use my headphones for late night bass jams thru my amp. Headphones hold down the bass tone nicely!

  • Best tool for mixing ive ever bought

    5

    submitted8 years ago

    byGordon the stayer

    fromSan Diego California

    Just a great tool for reference. More useful then my main monitors

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Q&A

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  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byPhil

    fromNew York

    Would these be a good option to use for recording vocals? My first pair of headphones were old Dre Beats and one side went out. They sounded really good. Honestly I've never tried anything else! Maybe these could be a step up?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    They're great headphones. They're going to sound different than you previous HPs. The Dr Dre are prone toward the lows, more than these.

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byAuston

    fromSpokane, Washington

    Is the plug in on these headphones, an XLR or 1/4 inch cable?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    1/8"

  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byXevior

    fromAustin Texas

    I wear hearing aid and play congas in a band but I have trouble hearing the lead singer voice what do yo suggest that I can use ( headphones) to better hear our music so i don't miss a beat even if I have to get a battery attachment to plug to mixer while on stage or band practicing. Thanks mr mota

    Open Reply - Thomas
    This needs a little bit of discussion. Please give us a call 855-770-3373

  • submitted5 years ago

    asked byCwest

    fromSmyrna, TN

    I'm not doing much recording in my home studio yet. But would these make a good choice when I don't want to practice with keyboard amp? I know the sound is different in monitors.

    Open Reply - Thomas
    They would be great