Roland RH-5
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Essential Information About the Roland RH-5 Studio Headphones
Essential Information About the Roland RH-5 Studio Headphones
- Closed-back design for excellent isolation and optimal focus during recording or mixing
- 40 mm drivers delivering a balanced sound, firm bass, and precise highs for electronic instruments and music production
- Studio/leisure versatility: quiet practice, tracking monitoring, computer-based creation, and playlist listening
- 3 m cable with 3.5 mm mini-jack and 6.3 mm adapter to fit audio interfaces, keyboards, and consoles
Manufacturer Information
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A Classic from the RH Series, Designed for Daily Creativity
The RH-5 is the accessible model in the famous Roland headphone range. It emphasizes reliability, isolation, and neutrality-qualities sought by musicians who want a simple and effective tool for everyday work. Its balanced sound signature and durability make it a go-to entry-level reference for basic monitoring.
Who Is It For? From Home Studio Musicians to Stage Performers
Ideal for the home studio, learning on a digital piano, guitar, or electronic drums, the RH-5 also suits music producers in DAW environments and educators. In rehearsals, it offers isolated and comfortable listening; during recording, it minimizes bleed; after sessions, it remains enjoyable for daily music streaming.
What You'll Hear: Precision and Isolation for Better Work
Thanks to its closed-back design, the RH-5 reduces ambient noise and sound leakage, allowing focus on pitch, timing, and tonal balance. The 40 mm drivers deliver a coherent image, useful for locking in a bass line, checking vocals, or working on synth sounds without auditory fatigue.
Practical for everyday use, its 3 m cable offers great freedom of movement between instrument, audio interface, and computer. The included connectivity covers most studio equipment: mini-jack for mobile devices and 6.3 mm jack adapter for keyboards, interfaces, and consoles.
Technical specifications
| Frequency response - start | 10 Hz | Design | closed |
| Frequency response - end | 22 kHz | Impedance | 32 Ω |
| Format | circumaural | Color | Black |
| Frequency response | 10 - 22,000 Hz | Cable length | 3 m |
| Drivers | 40 mm | Weight without cable | 180 g |
| Max SPL | 92 dB | Weight with cable | 240 g |
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Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
Customers praised this affordable headphone's "excellent quality-price ratio" and comfort for extended use with instruments. Lightweight and comfortable, it delivers good sound quality for piano, guitar, and bass practice. Some noted concerns about durability and occasional lack of bass or volume power.
Review highlights
- “Very comfortable for playing guitar, you quickly forget it's on your head”
- “Perfect sound. Not too treble, not too bass, with non-aggressive mids right out of the box”
- “Quality material (sound) and comfortable to wear, I recommend”
Based on 99 reviews
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I bought this headset to play on a Korg SV-1, and I must say that I am pleasantly surprised by its quality in terms of sound reproduction.
At first glance, the helmet is very plastoc and does not necessarily inspire very confidence, but past this assumption, the helmet is very good, especially compared to the price. The wire is very long, I would say 3 meters. The headphones don't hurt your ears, even after 1.5 hours of gaming.
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At first glance it seems light and perhaps fragile, to see over time. My first feeling is that it wouldn't hug my ears and head too tightly, maybe that's better for comfort over a long period of time. The sound is good but I don't have too much experience. The price is very interesting to start playing guitar.
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Quite happy with these headphones, I use them for my digital piano, and I find that the sound between the two is not too different. The sound is good, pleasant to wear too but remember to take it off from time to time anyway because you quickly catch hot in your ears and it becomes a bit unpleasant.
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A very good value for money. It is comfortable on the ears.
Over time, the faux leather around the earcups falls apart. It's a lot of little bits everywhere. it\'s removable, so go through a cleaning to remove all that. It\'s just as good without.Automatically translated
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A very good value for money. It's comfortable on the ears.
Over time, the faux leather around the earcups falls apart. It's a lot of little bits everywhere. it's removable, so go through a cleaning to remove all that. It's also good without.Automatically translated
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Roland RH-5 suitable for a digital piano or an electronic drum kit?
Its closed-back design provides isolated listening suited for working with digital pianos, guitars, and electronic drum kits. The 32 Ω impedance makes it easy to use with these devices.
What connectors are provided with these headphones?
The 3 m cable ends with a mini-jack for compatible devices. A 6.3 mm jack adapter is included for connection to keyboards, audio interfaces, and mixers. This length allows some freedom of movement between the instrument and the workstation.
Are the headphones lightweight for long sessions?
Weighing 180 g without the cable and 240 g including the cable, the circumaural design limits the weight worn during sessions.
Does the RH-5 provide isolation for recording and rehearsal?
The closed-back construction reduces ambient noise and sound leakage. This isolation limits bleed during recording and helps focus during rehearsals.
What kind of sound reproduction does the RH-5 offer?
The 40 mm drivers cover a frequency response from 10 Hz to 22 kHz. The sound reproduction is balanced to monitor bass lines, vocals, or synth sounds. The maximum SPL is 92 dB.
