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Live performance headphones are designed to meet the demands of musicians, vocalists, and audio engineers on stage. Unlike studio or consumer headphones, they prioritize isolation , clarity , and durability to ensure performers can hear their mix even in loud environments. Browse our collection of live performance headphones from Fostex and find the perfect pair for you. Buy yours online today. Why do musicians wear headphones when playing live? Musicians wear headphones when playing live to hear a clear and consistent audio mix while performing on stage. In-ear monitors or closed-back headphones are the most common choices for live performances, as these are designed to block out external noise and deliver a focused feed of vocals, instruments, and backing tracks. By isolating sound, headphones help musicians stay in sync with the rest of the band, follow tempo cues, and maintain pitch accuracy. Headphones can also help protect hearing during loud performances, allowing musicians and sound engineers to stay locked in and deliver the best live sound possible. Quick Links Live Performance Headphones for Bassists Closed-Back Headphones for Live Performances Live Performance Headphones for Sound Engineers Headphones for Travel and Mixing Live Performance Headphones for Bassists Fostex T20RPMK3 Headphone Price: $169.99 VIEW FOSTEX T20RPMK3 HEADPHONE Studio-reference sound quality with exciting bass for bassists The Fostex T20RPMK3 is a powerful tool for live performance monitoring, combining the precision of planar magnetic technology with a rugged, stage-ready design. Its proprietary Regular Phase (RP) diaphragm driver - featuring a copper-foil etched polyimide film and powerful neodymium magnets - delivers fast transients, low distortion, and excellent detail across the frequency spectrum. The open-back design offers a wide, airy soundstage, helping performers and engineers accurately judge spatial placement and stereo image during live sets. With a high input toleran