ROXY IN-EAR

We’ve designed the Roxy JBL® in-ear headphones for comfort and performance in even the noisiest, most uncomfortable places. You'll be hard-pressed to find a set of headphones that sound better or weigh less –just 3 grams (without cable). A convenient carrying case and cable winder are standard, promising that your otherwise annoying commute or airplane ride will at least be tangle-free.

Roxy JBL® in-ear headphones feature high-performance drivers with an outstanding dynamic range. They deliver high-output bass response to frequencies as low as 12Hz, with the full dynamics of a live performance. Because their closed-back design will block out most ambient noise, your Roxy JBL headphones will transport you from wherever you are to the concert stages and professional studios where your favorite music was first recorded.

In keeping with our professional reputation for durability, we’ve designed the Roxy JBL® in-ear headphones to be especially rugged, with oxygen-free cables and a hard, silver-plated jack that resists corrosion while enhancing acoustic clarity. So go ahead, drop them in your backpack, or toss them in the plastic bin at the airport checkpoint. They’re built to take it.

There’s really only one goal in reproducing recorded sound: to duplicate the experience of hearing a live performance. In pursuing that goal for more than 60 years, JBL® professional loudspeakers have set – and continuously raised – the audio industry’s benchmark for accuracy and realism. Today, you’ll hear JBL systems virtually everywhere you hear great sound. Renowned performance spaces, major sports arenas, giant convention halls and well over half of all the world’s movie theaters are powered by JBL equipment. Best-selling musicians have been relying on JBL loudspeakers in the studio and on the road since the halcyon days of the first Woodstock music festival. But JBL products aren’t just for professionals. We also build exceptional entertainment systems for personal use that incorporate many of the advanced technologies, materials and manufacturing techniques originally developed for our professional systems.