Description
The AV:Link SH27 is a pair of lightweight stereo headphones built for everyday listening. Foam earpads sit over 27mm Mylar speakers, and the adjustable headband lets you set the fit across a range of head sizes. The design keeps things simple, with a low-fuss shape that works well for audio tours, guided visits and general use where you need reliable sound without a lot of bulk.
Sound reproduction covers a frequency response of 20Hz to 18kHz, giving you a full spread across the audible range. With an impedance of 32 Ohms, the SH27 pairs easily with phones, tablets, laptops and portable players. The 0.9m cable is a handy length for close-up use, and the fixed 3.5mm stereo jack (sometimes called a 3.5mm mini-jack) plugs straight into most modern devices.
For older or larger equipment, we supply a 6.3mm (1/4 inch) stereo adaptor in the box, so you can connect to amplifiers, mixers and hi-fi gear as well. The foam earpads help with comfort over longer sessions, and the light frame keeps weight off your head. If you need a straightforward set of headphones for tours, teaching or shared listening setups, the SH27 gives you a practical option at a sensible price.
Specification
| Cable : length |
0.9m |
| Connector types |
3.5mm stereo jack |
| Frequency response |
20Hz-18kHz |
| Impedance |
32 Ohm |
| Speaker size |
27mmØ |
Frequently Asked
What size jack do the SH27 headphones use?
They have a fixed 3.5mm stereo jack, and we include a 6.3mm (1/4 inch) stereo adaptor so you can use them with larger equipment too.
How long is the cable?
The cable measures 0.9m, which suits close-up use with phones, players and mixers.
What is the impedance?
The SH27 has an impedance of 32 Ohms, so it works well with phones, tablets, laptops and portable players.
What is the frequency response?
They cover 20Hz to 18kHz, giving you a full spread across the audible range.
Are the SH27 headphones adjustable?
Yes, the headband adjusts to fit a range of head sizes, and the foam earpads add comfort for longer listening.
What are these headphones best suited to?
They work well for audio tours, guided visits, teaching and shared listening setups where you want reliable sound without bulk.