EXPLORE THE WIRED DJ HEADPHONES
Prepare the next song with confidence.
HDP DJ60 gives your next track a private listening path. Plug into the headphone output of your DJ controller or mixer, press its cue control and prepare a transition while the main mix keeps playing.


MOVE WITH YOUR MIX
A coiled cable that follows your reach.
The cable connects on one side to keep it out of the way. It extends as you move around the controls and stays more compact at your desk. The cable is attached, so it is not a detachable-cable model.

ONE-EAR MONITORING
Check the room and your next track.
Pivot and rotate the earcups for one-ear monitoring. The over-ear cushions surround your ears, and the closed-back design provides passive isolation from outside sound. This is not electronic active noise cancellation.

MATCH YOUR HEADPHONE OUTPUT
The common DJ connections are covered.
Use the 3.5 mm plug directly, or fit the included 6.35 mm adapter for a larger headphone socket. On phone-based DJ systems, connect through the phone’s supported cueing path or splitter rather than assuming the controller has audio outputs.
The essentials
| Design | Closed-back · over-ear |
|---|---|
| Connection | 3.5 mm stereo plug · included 6.35 mm adapter |
| Impedance | 32 ohms |
| Cable | Coiled · up to 3 m extended |
| Product weight | 280 g excluding cable; cable approximately 60 g |
| Drivers | 50 mm |
Product measurements refer to the equipment, not the shipping package.
In the box
- HDP DJ60 headphones
- 6.35 mm jack adapter
- Documentation
Wired audio only. No Bluetooth, battery or USB connection required.
A few things to know.
Will these work with my controller?
Yes, when it has a standard 3.5 mm or 6.35 mm stereo headphone output. Phone-based controllers may need a phone audio adapter or DJ splitter instead.
Are they wireless or noise cancelling?
They are wired headphones with passive isolation from the closed-back earcups. They do not use Bluetooth or electronic active noise cancellation.
Can I use them without speakers?
Yes, for private listening and practice. How you hear both the master mix and cue track in headphones depends on your controller or software’s headphone controls.






















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