Yamaha HPH-50 Stereo Headphones for Digital Instruments

The Yamaha HPH-50 Stereo Headphones combine clear, balanced sound with a lightweight, compact design, making them ideal for digital pianos, keyboards and everyday music listening.

Featuring adjustable earcups, a comfortable headband and a 2-metre cable, the HPH-50 provides a practical listening solution for musicians practising at home or enjoying recorded music.

Balanced Stereo Sound

The HPH-50 delivers clear, balanced audio reproduction, with carefully tuned bass and treble frequencies for an enjoyable listening experience.

Whether playing a digital instrument or listening to recorded music, these headphones provide detailed stereo sound suitable for everyday use.

Comfortable Adjustable Design

A 90-degree swivel mechanism allows the earcups to adjust to the angle of your ears, while the smoothly adjustable headband provides a comfortable fit.

This flexible design helps reduce discomfort during extended practice and listening sessions.

Compact and Stylish Construction

The HPH-50 features a simple, compact design with Yamaha branding on the earcups and headband.

Available in Black or White, the headphones can be matched to your digital piano, keyboard or personal preference.

2-Metre Cable with Stereo Adaptor

The 2-metre cable provides convenient reach when connecting to digital instruments.

A detachable 6.3mm stereo adaptor allows connection to compatible instruments and audio equipment, while gold-plated connectors help resist deterioration over time.

Key Features

• Yamaha HPH-50 stereo headphones

• Compact, lightweight design

• Balanced bass and treble reproduction

• Clear stereo sound for instruments and music playback

• Suitable for digital pianos and keyboards

• 90-degree swivel earcups

• Smoothly adjustable headband

• Comfortable fit for extended listening

• 2-metre headphone cable

• Detachable 6.3mm stereo adaptor

• Gold-plated connectors

• Yamaha branding on earcups and headband

• Available in Black or White

• Suitable for home practice and everyday listening