AKG 240 Semi Open Studio Headphones
I bought these about 3 years ago to replace the K240M that I had. The K240M had several issues - its 600 ohms impedance, and the non-replaceable cable.
For some reason, my cats love AKG headphones and kept chewing the cord.
This K240s was a godsend . I bought them and 5 replacement cords. I'm down to the last one. I keep forgetting to pack them in my drawer after use.
I have hundreds of cables in my house between my computer, home theater, home recording studio, and my cats only chew these, for some reason.
Also, the sound quality is insanely great and accurate. I have been using these recently to monitor recordings . These are more revealing than any speakers ever will be. Last saturday I recorded a harpsichord. I had 2 pairs hooked up to the recording station, including these. The other was a Sony 700DJ heapdhone. The Sony's sounded really dead. Like something was off. Too much bass, not enough treble. There was no mistaking the accuracy of the playback of the AKG, since I was sitting right next to the instrument and performer. It was almost like the real thing.
I see that these have dropped quite a bit in price since I bought them. At this price I might just have to get a second pair.
I have a pair of excellent headphones, only problem is there open back. So i saw these AKG K240 Studio Headphones. Nothing but good reviews. But they have a semi open back. Is this ok for recording vocals or do you need completely closed back headphones
BalasHapusMy bday is here and I want a pair of headphones for listening to music. I don't want beats or dres because they cost too much. 125$ is the highest money I'm going to pay for em
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