AKG K175 On-ear Closed-back Foldable Pro Studio Headphones Black

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The closed-back K175 earphones meanwhile use 40mm transducers, have a higher sensitivity and a slightly narrower claimed frequency range. The K275 are a closed-back design, while the K245 are open-back, and they offer slightly different frequency ranges as a result.

AKG K175 Closed-Back Studio Headphones - Kenny’s Music

As a result, the family delivers unparalleled audio performance for musicians, engineers, and producers who need superior accuracy from reliable headphones that stand up to today's mobile lifestyle. It uses a standard mini XLR socket, so you can replace the cable if you don’t get on with the coiled style, but only the one cable is included. In a home studio environment, the coil means the cable isn’t left dangling to be run over by chair coaster wheels, and if you snag it against the corner of a mixer or a mic stand, the cable simply stretches out. A few design elements should make you think twice, though, and while it's engaging, the sound’s up-front presentation and uncompromising midrange will start to wear after a while. In answer to the question about studio headphones versus ones for the commute, the AKGs are neither one nor the other.As the gold standard of professional-quality sound with over one million studio headphones sold, AKG knows what it takes to build world-class headphones—high-quality, durable parts working together to match amazing sonic performance with optimal fit and comfort. Building on a 70-year legacy of continual design innovation, AKG delivers unmatched sound quality and comfort in this new family of Foldable Studio Headphones. With the K175, it’s almost as if you were sitting in front of a pair of great reference monitors—transparent, defined, and uncolored. Like most on-ear headphones that make a concerted effort to stay in place, the AKG K175s exert a little pressure on your ears.

K175 | On-ear, closed-back, foldable studio headphones - AKG

The outer parts of the cups are aluminium rather than plastic, as are the ingots that attach the headband padding to the headband skeleton, complete with bright beveled edges. You can tell whether a page is secure as 'https' will replace the 'http' at the front of the kennysmusic. Just pick them up and you’ll immediately find the roadworthy design takes away the worry of damage while traveling. The AKG K175s don’t block out a great deal of sound – wear them on a busy street and you’ll hear plenty of noise. Our site uses high-level SSL encryption technology, the most advanced security software currently available for online transactions.While they don’t have the obvious flat ‘pro’ profile, they do offer a reasonably entertaining listen for less serious uses – even if they do start to test your resolve after a while. Using an unsecured network in a public place can be risky as unauthorised people may try to intercept anything you're doing online. Music is delivered with plenty of energy, good scale for a forward on-ear headphone and a richer tone than a neutral studio monitor. There are a few obvious signs that the AKG K175s aren’t really made for life on the train, and the job of making your commute marginally less miserable.