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Reloop SHP-8 Professional Over-Ear Headphones for Studio and Monitoring
The Reloop SHP-8 is a professional over-ear headphone for studio work and monitoring, tuned for an honest, detailed picture of your mix at a working-musician price.
Closed-back over-ear cups isolate the mix from the room and the room from the mic, with drivers voiced for balanced monitoring rather than hype. Comfortable padding suits long sessions, and the robust build with practical cabling handles studio life.
DjLab supplies genuine Reloop in Lebanon with USD pricing, warranty handled locally, and fast delivery.
| Type | Closed-back over-ear studio headphones |
| Voicing | Balanced, monitoring-oriented |
| Isolation | Closed-back design |
| Comfort | Padded cups + headband for long sessions |
Detailed technical specifications are shown in the Overview section above.
3 reviews from leading pro-audio publications
“I’m not fond of the overly bright ... Reloop SHP-8 is still a decent pair of headphones for DJ/producers starting out and who would like to augment the output options of their bedroom production studio....”Read full review →
“Features - Professional over-ear headphones for studio and monitoring application - Closed architecture with passive bass enhancement - Neutral and detailed reproduction of the whole frequency range - Bass Accentuation Technology: Individual adjustment of the low end frequency range for each earcup in 3 increments (neutral/+3 dB/+6 dB) - Precise and clear bass reproduction, the SHP-8 is therefore also ideally suited for DJing - Rotatable earcups for comfortable handling - Extensible, sturdy frame made of aluminium adapts perfectly to the shape of your head - Highly flexible headband allows one”Read full review →
“The one thing that has always struck me about Reloop is the build quality. And if the SHP-8s are anything like the rest of their range, they should be able to take a beating. It’s funny that durability is the first thing that comes to my mind when talking about headphones, but working DJs are less than kind to them.”Read full review →
