AKG Pro Audio K240 STUDIO Over-Ear, Semi-Open, Professional Studio Headphones
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Marc
> 3 daySi buscas graves potentes y sonido ensordecedor no adquieras este producto. En cambio ofrece un sonido limpio, de calidad y fiel a lo que se ha grabado, muy recomendable también porqué al ser semiabierto no cargan aún usándolos largas jornadas. Te dan un look bastante cool de locutor de radio, muy hip.
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james j wilson
> 3 dayGood phones. They fit well and the sound is good.
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Joe B
> 3 dayThey are awesome. Very happy with this purchase.
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R. Ian Hoare
> 3 dayClassic headphones. Great sound and comfort and the price is right.
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ROBERT DODSON
> 3 dayGreat product
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JV
> 3 dayThis set is better for people that have at least 4 headphones and are looking for a treble detailed set. Not recommended as the only headphone to have. The bass is there but it is not the emphasis and not pounding as some may prefer. Crisp and clear highs, better suited for analytics than “fun”. Some music productions and genre benefit from these headphones, some others do not.
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conductor609
> 3 dayIve been using these for the past 2 months, theyre extremely comfortable and sound absolutely stunning compared to everything Ive owned before them. Before these I had a pair of skullcandy hesh, but after I realized skullcandy was horrible I decided on these. I do not regret my purchase, 5/5
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Scrivener
> 3 dayThe sound quality for high frequencies, as in high notes of soprano opera singers, was a big upgrade from my previous headphones. But theres too much bass. With my PC, before the music starts, theres a low level bass hum, and when the music starts, theres so much bass that it kills the presence of orchestral music. Ninety percent of what I listen to is classical music, so these may be fine for other types of music. Theyre not uncomfortable, but when I take them off, I get a feeling of relief. Oddly, some other AKG headphones I bought, bluetooth ones mainly for use with my iPod, (AKG Bluetooth Headphone (Y50BT)), produce really superior sound for opera and orchestral music. Ive now bought a bluetooth transmitter for my PC and use the Y50BTs for all listening.
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malcolm
> 3 dayBest headphones Ive ever owned. Their semi-open nature makes it feel like youre not even wearing headphones. The only notable difference between listening to these and high end studio monitors is the bass. when you turn it way up, you can only feel the bass in your head, not your chest like you would get playing it out of a sub. As such, I have a subwoofer in my studio that I turn on when Im sequencing, but I still wear my k240s to get perfect surround sound. Also, because theyre open, I can still talk to the musicians without having to remove the headphones. Honestly I cant tell you how many times Ive forgotten I was wearing them.
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TujuMaster
> 3 dayI love these, especially given the price. These are not digital reference but they come pretty close in my opinion. I bought these to act as monitors for audio recording and they do the job. These headphones come with a detachable/replaceable cable and a 1/4 inch jack that is threaded so it stays on the cable. I bought these as they were recommended by a friend and I am not disappointed. Its worth knowing that AKG is owned by Harman which is owned by Samsung so some good names are behind these. Just know too that these do feel a bit cheap. But if youre looking for a good pair of headphones that are wired, inexpensive, and can act as a good monitor with great clarity and little distortion, these might be should be on your list.
