Vox - VH-Q1 - Smart Noise Cancelling Headphones for Guitarists - Black/Gold

Product Information

Compatible with a wide variety of Bluetooth codecs (SBC, AAC, aptX, aptX-xLLC, APTx-HD), the VH-Q1 also gives users remote access to both Google Assistant and Siri, and its dedicated beamforming processing assures the clearest voice signal during hands-free calls, so you are always well connected with the world around you! Available with an impedance at either 32, 250, or 600 Ω, we reviewed a 250-Ω set. Comfort / Build: Beyerdynamic DT 880 Pro The soundstage is ample enough. Instruments in the lower mids are sometimes difficult to identify in the mix and the overall balance is not ideal. In general, all the parts feel built to last. The velour cups might need replacing in future years after heavy use, but everything else seems very durable. Sound of the AKG K702

The VOX VH-Q1 uses a very new kind of Bluetooth headphone technology, developed to deliver unsurpassed high definition sound for your music. Combining state-of-the-art Active Noise Cancelling, incoming sound attenuation and an array of smart features, the VH-Q1 headphones provide a flexible, controllable, powerful and great-sounding experience. We tried these cans out thinking they would be a step up from the VGH-AC30s, but alas, we were wrong. These are a disappointment and generally not recommended given their price. The Boss Waza-Air Guitar Headphones are the latest in guitar amp modeling technology. No amp required. Plug the wireless transmitter into your guitar, put on the headphones, and start playing. The HD 650s are built with extremely tight production tolerances, with a total harmonic distortion of less than .05 % (1 kHz, 1 V). This is noticeable. In general, they sounded great listening to all styles of music or jamming with the axe. The audible frequency response of an electric guitar falls between 80 Hz – 4.5 kHz depending on how low you tune your bottom string.

Construction

The VH-Q1 goes one step further than most other headphones: the noises we hear come not only from the outside world, but also our own body, transmitted to our ears through the headband of our headphones. By using a special frame structure, the VH-Q1 minimises these noises and provides an unparalleled audio experience! Unique Vox Design

No need to look at a screen. You plug in and play. The default amp settings sound great and can be switched with the buttons on the right ear cup. Compatible with a plethora of Bluetooth Codecs and including Google Assistant and Siri, the Vox Headphones can be used multi-functionally across a wide range of devices. Designed for mixing and mastering, the frequency response of the K702s is transparent and neutral. This allows clarity from your amp or DAW’s tone without extra hype in any frequency range. Your typical frequency response from electric guitar looks like this below: Typical Electric guitar frequency response The velour pads are not too tight and would allow for a long jam session. The sturdy headband has leather padding fastened by buttons. The coiled 3-meter cable should give you enough length for guitar playing, but it is not detachable from the headphones. It includes a 1/4 inch adapter.

Vox VH-Q1 Headphones

Connecting the Bluetooth app could be easier. The connect button has a toggle function that can also be pressed in, this wasn’t obvious at first and required manual consultation (which no one likes). [WAZA manual] But for the price, they don’t hold up to the competition. Frequently Asked Questions How do you properly plug a guitar into an amp? The VOX VH-Q1 uses a very new kind of Bluetooth headphone technology, developed to deliver unsurpassed high definition sound for your music. Combining state-of-the-art Active Noise Cancelling, incoming sound attenuation and an array of smart features, the VH-Q1 headphones provide a flexible, controllable, powerful and great-sounding experience. Developed with the guitar player in mind, these high-quality headphones feature new Bluetooth headphone technology offering the guitarist and bass player an adjustable, powerful set of headphones that are fully controllable leaving the listener with a great sound experience.

The mid and high frequencies delivered by these headphones were the most exciting on this list, making them the hands-down first choice for guitar playing. Build / Comfort: AKG K702

For guitar playing, you need exciting mids, and these deliver. Maybe too much. They are a little unnaturally hyped on the bass and mids for reference headphones. You can now have the one set of headphones that provide the highest quality noise cancelling, a powerful set of controls, unique musical features to enhance your practise, all while delivering unparalleled sound quality.

Adaptable ear cushions and over the ear cup provide great comfort and excellent sound isolation. Ideal for Vocal and Acoustic Guitar TrainingThese multi-functional headphones are ideal when rehearsing a guitar, acoustic or bass, listening to a favourite tune or talking hands-free matching each function perfectly. Vox VH-Q1 Smart Noise Cancelling Headphone in White Features: The DT 880 Pro headphones, a studio staple for over 20 years, need to be considered in this list. The folks at Beyerdynamic have made a set of headphones for nearly every application in a sound studio.