Offering a stylish look, an eminently comfortable fit, and of course, a stellar sound, the Focal Clear MG Open-Back Headphones with Grace m900 Ampare open-backed headphones designed for high-end critical listening in your home environment. Everything about these headphones—from their M-shaped magnesium dome drivers to their perforated microfiber earpads—has been engineered to elicit a premium performance. With their chestnut and mixed-metal finish on a honeycomb grille, they also look as stylish as they sound.

Tuned to provide a balanced sound, a wide soundstage, and a precise presentation of instrument, these headphones offer a 5 Hz to 28 kHz frequency response, with careful articulation in the low end for a more naturalistic bass sound. Multiple cables are included to suit both consumer devices and balanced headphone amps. A 3.5mm-to-1/4" adapter is supplied, as is a carrying case.

For Music Creators & Producers    Circumaural Open-Back Design    40mm M-Shaped Dome Drivers    5 Hz to 28 kHz Frequency Response    M-Shaped Grilles Improve High End    Wide Soundstage, Precise Dynamics    20mm Thick Memory Foam Ear Cushions    Digital Inputs: USB, S/PDIF, TOSLINK    Supports up to 192 kHz (TOSLINK: 96 kHz)

Perforated microfiber earpads allow for comfort throughout prolonged listening sessions.

An M-shaped honeycomb internal grille follows the curve of the cone to elicit a precise frequency delineation, particularly in the lows. The honeycomb shape of the design offers an especially open-back feel, so that you can forget you're even wearing headphones.

Providing a remarkable tonal balance across the full spectrum, the Clear MG offers bass articulation down to the lowest frequencies as well as a precise range of dynamics and impact.

2 cables are supplied to suit all uses, including one cable that terminates in 3.5mm connection and one that ends in a 4-pin XLR termination. A 1/4" adapter is also included, as is a carrying case.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the best Shure headphone with microphone for singing and recoding ? Like on Smule.

A: Shure Headset systems are designed for professional use; the cables have either 1/4" or XLR connectors, so not for home entertainment. Home systems usually require a "TRRS" connection for the headphones and microphone to be on the same connector. (just like on a computer of mobile phone) B&H does offer many "gaming type" headsets, which have very high quality sound, singing: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1562224-REG/jbl_jblquantumoneblkam_quantum_one_wired_over_ear.html/specs https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1579739-REG/audeze_penrose_gaming_bluetooth_5_0.html

Q: 2. What's a good soft case or hard case for the new Sony MDR-MV1 headphones?

A: The Sony MDR-MV1 Reference Monitor Headphones can be used with a case like the SLAPPA HardBody Pro Full-Sized Headphone Case (B&H # SLHP99), the Magma Bags MGA41460 Headphone Case (B&H # MAMGA41460), or the Dekoni Audio Headphone Savior V2 Universal Carrying Case (B&H # DEHPSAVCHV2).

Q: 3. Originally, Sennheiser HD 800S were made in Germany. I heard the new production had moved out of Europe. Where are these made now?

A: The Sennheiser HD 800 S Dynamic Open-Back Stereo Headphones are still made in Germany according to our system.

Q: 4. What is the best Sure headphone set for singing and recording on Smule 500.00 dollar range ?

A: I would recommend using closed-back, over-ear headphones for singing and recording. They will cut down more background noise so you can focus on hearing yourself and hearing the audio you are tracking to much better. The Shure SRH1540 Closed-Back Over-Ear Premium Studio Headphones - New Packaging (B&H # SHSRH1540BK), SRH940 Closed-Back Over-Ear Professional Reference Headphones - New Packaging (B&H # SHSRH940SL), and SRH840 Closed-Back Over-Ear Professional Monitoring Headphones - New Packaging (B&H # SHSRH840BK) are all excellent options for pro headphones with an extra wide frequency response range and high sensitivity rating, as well as a comfortable style for long sessions. The SRH940 has a foldable design and swiveling earcups, which are convenient when you want to hear through the headphones and also hear live audio at the same time. The SRH840 has a foldable design as well, but the earcups do not swivel. The SRH1540 have an ergonomic dual-frame design using lightweight aluminum and carbon fiber construction for durability and comfort. Its earcups do not swivel and are not foldable. Customer reviews of all three models are very good.

Q: 5. Good day B&H. Can these headphones be used for HIFI music enjoyment listening like my HD650? Is the soundstage wider as well?

A: Yes, the Sennheiser HD 490 PRO Professional Reference Open-Back Studio Headphones can be used for music listening. "Soundstage" is not a technical or measurable concept. The HD 490 PRO have an open-backed design, similar to the HD 650, which provides a more natural listening experience than closed-back headphones, due to the lack of a proximity effect.

Q: 6. Where ManufacturingChina or Austria?

A: According to the information we have, our current inventory's Country of Origin is China. Please be aware this can change over the product's production life without notice.

Q: 7. What is the difference between akg k 701 and akg k 702 they weigh the same and specs seem the same?

A: There is no difference in the headphones according to AKG aside from color and the detachable cable on the K 702.

Q: 8. Does these headphones need a break in period , if so for how many hours does it need and how loud should you play them for the break in period to finish ?

A: Here is the information that the manufacturer provides in the user manual for the Focal Clear MG headphones regarding an initial break-in period: • These headphones require a running-in period in order to operate at their best. • They will run themselves in naturally after several hours of listening time. • If you want to speed up the process, we recommend playing very bassy music through them for at least 24 hours at a relatively high volume. • This will stabilize the speaker drivers and allow you to get the very best out of your headphones.

Q: 9. Is the SMH 1200 Bu a head phone to use for Music editing and personal listening?

A: In my opinion they may be used for either activity as long as the content source offers enough power to drive the 65 ohm load of the headphones. They are super comfortable for long sessions of editing or easy listening for pure enjoyment.

Q: 10. Do I need an Amplifier with the FOCAL Celestee Headphones?

A: No, an amplifier is not required for use.