Reloop’s RHP-10 Mono is a single-ear lollipop-style headphone for DJsReloop has launched a brand new one-ear, stick headphone for DJs. Available in a standard black or vibrant neon finish, the RHP-10 Mono is “designed for precise monitoring and maximum flexibility”.
The headphone has an ergonomically padded handle with a swivel-mounted ear cup. It hosts a water-resistant ear pad made from soft vegan leather, and is lightweight for comfortable, extended use. Both colours are available now for £59.99.

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The RHP-10 Mono has a 50 mm neodymium driver, which Reloop says “delivers dynamic sound with kick-bass emphasis, making it suitable for demanding DJ environments”. Ideal for quick previewing and cueing on one side of the mix, it can simply be held to the ear or positioned between shoulder and head for use.
The headphone also offers XLR connection with a locking mechanism and coiled 6.3 mm jack cable (1.3 – 2.8 m); a 90 degree angle adapter improves cable positioning. To transport your RHP-10 Mono to gigs, and keep it clean and tidy when not in use, there’s also a vegan leather carry bag included.

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In other headphone news this week, German music gear brand TEILE Elektronik, co-founded by techno artist Rampa, has released its first pair of professional headphones for pro DJs. The K1 headphones arrive after two years of testing and fine tuning, and cost €199.
TEILE states, “We have spent the last two years live testing and fine tuning the K1 headphones with the goal to create the perfect pro DJ headphones. Focusing on the needs of touring DJs, we built loud, clear and punchy drivers into large ear shells, and added a strong clamping force to isolate the beat in loud clubs.”
To find out more about Reloop’s RHP-10 Mono headphone, head over to its official website. 
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