Prodipe Pro 880

A closed-back headphone in the tradition of studio monitoring

Closed-back headphones hold a special place in the audio chain: they allow precise signal monitoring while limiting sound leakage to microphones. This model clearly fits within this "studio" logic by prioritizing reliable listening and controlled reproduction, suited for recording sessions, track monitoring, and production environments where isolation is as important as fidelity.

In a modern setup, headphones become a central tool, on par with studio monitors: they help verify level balance, attack clarity, reverb management, and stereo placement, while remaining usable in contexts where monitors are not an option (recording, mobile control room, editing, broadcast).

For whom and in which uses is this headphone most relevant?

Particularly intended for professional musicians, this headphone excels whenever serious, consistent, and reliable listening is required. In studio or home studio, it is well suited for monitoring during recording (click track, headphone mixes, playback) and for take control (background noise, breaths, saturation, plosives, artifacts).

In broadcast, its closed design and "critical listening" orientation meet the needs for program monitoring, voice control, and content verification under variable conditions. It also targets creators who alternate between production, editing, and critical listening, seeking a neutral, usable, and consistent sound over time.

Precise listening, designed for detail and reliability

Closed design: control, isolation, and focus

The closed format is a direct advantage for all situations where you want to reduce leakage and stay focused on the signal. This improves the readability of micro-details (breath noise, edits, note endings, resonances) and facilitates clean monitoring during takes, especially with sensitive microphones. In practice, you gain precision when it matters: during performance and capture.

Extended frequency response: useful for mixing, sound design, and quality control

With a frequency response specified from 10 Hz to 35 kHz, this headphone is designed to offer a wide spectrum perception. Without exaggerating the "hi-fi" effect, the goal is to preserve substance in the low end and let the high frequencies breathe to better judge sibilance, vocal air, cymbal brilliance, or synth harmonics. This extension also helps more easily spot certain defects (distortion, harshness, hardness) during critical listening.

32-ohm impedance: everyday versatility

An impedance of 32 ohms makes this headphone naturally versatile: it can be driven easily by many sources (audio interfaces, workstations, broadcast equipment, common headphone outputs), while remaining relevant in a studio chain. Combined with neutral monitoring listening, this allows switching from one context to another without changing habits or losing reference points.

Approximately 3 m cable: freedom of movement in the studio

The approximately 3-meter cable is particularly comfortable for recording sessions: you can move between music stand, keyboard, microphone, and rack without constant tension on the headphone output. It's a simple detail but decisive for working quickly, keeping a tidy setup, and minimizing handling.

Technical specifications

Format	circumaural	Impedance	32 Ω
Design	closed	Color	Black

Type	closed-back headphones	Sensitivity	96 dB (+/-3 dB)
Applications	critical listening, neutral and precise monitoring, studio, home studio, broadcast	Cable length	approximately 3 m
Frequency response	10 Hz to 35 kHz