Amazon 4.7 out of 5 stars
Lowest * £112.00 Jan 04, 2017
Average + £137.32
Over-ear, open studio dynamic reference headphones
Patented varimotion two-layer diaphragm for improved high-frequency range and high performance at low frequencies
62 Ohm impedance, 200 mW max input. 10 Hz - 39.8 mHz frequency bandwidth
3D-form replaceable earpads and self-adjusting head-band for an ideal fit
Detachable cable with 3.5 mm and 6 mm connector
All comments (52)
mudds
7 Jan 17#1
Excellent headphones but I found them too critical for extended listening. Good price though.
Protoype
7 Jan 171#2
very good cans, if you prefer a closed back grab a pair of ath-m50x
have some heat op
FloptimusPrime to Protoype
7 Jan 17#3
M50x lol
Thunderbug
8 Jan 17#4
Great pair of headphones and they have been available on Amazon at this price for some weeks. If you can live without a detachable lead the K612's are also a good buy at the mo. They are slightly less critical and slightly easier to drive.
bulktrans
8 Jan 17#5
Thanks op I don't know much about headphones .. Is this a good brand ?
TheKaledan
8 Jan 172#6
Be warned, you need a decent amp to drive these properly.
theroman
8 Jan 17#7
Cold, not beats
gslgregory to theroman
8 Jan 171#37
You missed the 'lol' off the end!
jetskizzz to theroman
9 Jan 17#41
Hot - not beats....:>
alebastra
8 Jan 17#8
Pro brand, pro grade, serviceable parts, will last 20 years and more.
bob_regis
8 Jan 17#9
Thinking about these seriously but would love some expert advice...
I bought the M50x previously and found that they were too tinny and lacking bass. I did buy a headphone amp (https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B013HL9NVK/ref=pe_1909131_77697121_tnp_email_TE_AMZLdp_2) but this made little difference to the sound quality (using an optical signal). My cheapo logitech speakers with subwoofer sound so much better.
Would anyone recommend this AKG pair instead, or could it be that the sound card in my computer is the problem despite using a DAC thing.
Many thanks.
rev6 to bob_regis
8 Jan 17#10
The M50X are known to have increased bass, so not sure about that one. They are quite easy to drive too.
These are very clear, full of detail, and well controlled. But they don't have a lot of bass.
basergorkobal to bob_regis
8 Jan 171#11
If m50 sounded too tinny and lacked bass I would suggest you steer clear of AKGs.
Also these are open back vs M50 closed back.
There aren't any very good yet cheap closed back headphones. Superlux are worth looking at being semi-open.
huangxq2 to bob_regis
8 Jan 17#38
AKG K702 has no bass at all.
Do not get me wrong. I love them. I have a pair.
If you do not like M50X because you think they lack of bass, there is no way you find more bass in AKG K702.
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Amazon 4.7 out of 5 stars
Lowest * £112.00 Jan 04, 2017
Average + £137.32
Over-ear, open studio dynamic reference headphones
Patented varimotion two-layer diaphragm for improved high-frequency range and high performance at low frequencies
62 Ohm impedance, 200 mW max input. 10 Hz - 39.8 mHz frequency bandwidth
3D-form replaceable earpads and self-adjusting head-band for an ideal fit
Detachable cable with 3.5 mm and 6 mm connector
All comments (52)
have some heat op
I bought the M50x previously and found that they were too tinny and lacking bass. I did buy a headphone amp (https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B013HL9NVK/ref=pe_1909131_77697121_tnp_email_TE_AMZLdp_2) but this made little difference to the sound quality (using an optical signal). My cheapo logitech speakers with subwoofer sound so much better.
Would anyone recommend this AKG pair instead, or could it be that the sound card in my computer is the problem despite using a DAC thing.
Many thanks.
These are very clear, full of detail, and well controlled. But they don't have a lot of bass.
Also these are open back vs M50 closed back.
There aren't any very good yet cheap closed back headphones. Superlux are worth looking at being semi-open.
Do not get me wrong. I love them. I have a pair.
If you do not like M50X because you think they lack of bass, there is no way you find more bass in AKG K702.