Axus Classroom Headphones

Name: Axus Classroom Headphones
Brand: Axus
SKU: AXH10
Price: 9.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

AxusSKU: AXH10

Price (inc. VAT):

£9.99

ex VAT: £8.32

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In stock

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Axus Classroom Headphones are affordable over-ear headphones designed for school music rooms: padded ear cups, an adjustable padded headband, a 1.5m cable and a 6.35mm (1/4 inch) jack adaptor included so they plug straight into keyboards and digital pianos as well as computers and tablets.

Who are these headphones for?

Schools and music services equipping keyboard suites, classrooms and practice rooms — and families who need a no-fuss pair for home keyboard practice. At this price they can be bought by the classroom-full, and the included 1/4 inch adaptor means no hunting for the right plug: they work with virtually every portable keyboard and digital piano out of the box. Planning a larger purchase? Read our guest guide: Headphones for schools.

Key features

Comfortable padded ear cushions
Padded, adjustable headband — fits children and adults
3.5mm jack with 6.35mm (1/4 inch) adaptor included
Cable length: 1.5m
Frequency response: 20Hz–20,000Hz
Clear reproduction of keyboards, pianos and classroom audio

Do these headphones fit a keyboard or digital piano?

Yes — most keyboards use a 6.35mm (1/4 inch) headphone socket, and the adaptor supplied converts the standard 3.5mm plug to fit. They work with computers, tablets and phones with a headphone socket too.

Why do music classrooms use headphones?

With headphones plugged in, each keyboard is silent to the rest of the room — so a whole class can practise different pieces at once, and teachers can work with individuals without background noise. It is the single cheapest way to make classroom keyboard lessons workable.