AKG Studio Bundle: P170 High Performance Small Diaphragm Instrument Recording Microphone + AKG K52 High Performance Lightweight Closed-Back Monitoring Headphones

Having just invested in a small, very simple, home studio set up - for when I don't want to go to my recording proper studio, unlock it and turn it all on - so I can do simple bits of recording; musical sketches and odds and sods, I wanted a cheap, closed-back pair of headphones, that don't leak sound. This is especially important with click tracks, which can ruin the recording of a quiet acoustic instrument, such as a guitar, with their tick-tick-tick being quite audible on the recording. I didn't want to pay a lot, and these are perfect. AKG headphones are generally superb, I have been using a high-end pair for mastering in my studio for the past 15 years or so, so bought these with confidence. Comfortable, minimal-to-no sound leaking, pretty decent sound stage and over all sound, perfectly good enough to wear when tracking a second guitar or other acoustic instrument, or when doing a vocal. Would I use them to listen to music with? Well, I will have to answer that in a few months when they have 'run in' by being used. Certainly they are not bad in all honesty; i have heard much, much worse, and at this price they are pretty damn good. I had another pair of headphones arrive today at approaching 3 times the price and they were awful, so bad in fact I have returned them.. i wont be returning these. Maybe the sound is a little muddy over all, a little lacking in sparkle, but the sound stage is pretty wide and airy, I would say the lower mid is a bit dominant, and the lower high is a bit lacking, but that's with only playing music on them for about 30 minutes; like I said, let me give it a few months for them to settle in. But so far, for the money, I'm delighted, and for the use I want to put to put them too they are idea.

I do like a good set of headphones! And this is a *very* good set of headphones - especially at this price. Before purchasing I read several reviews and for the budget that I had in mind, these were simply the best option. The headphones are light to wear and comfortable. The ear cups fit over my lugs quite happily and there is no uncomfortable pressure build-up, even after prolonged wearing. The 'phones fit securely but I do not think that they are suitable for gym use. Build quality seems very good to me. The cable is quite long (a little over 2m) though I have extended it with an extension for my own situation. The 'phones come with a 1/4 inch jack but this can be unscrewed to fit a 3.2mm socket. Sound reproduction is (to my ears) superb. Bass sounds, 'bassy' but not muffled and mid to high ranges are also clear. The headphones sound louder to me than they actually are (which makes no sense) but this means that most music genres will sound really good without cranking-up the volume and making the 'phones work to their maximum; more technically, I think that there is little distortion in playback. The stereo effect is good (i.e. wide) even without enhancement from my amplifier. In short - these 'phones are a very good piece of hardware at a very reasonable price. Highly recommended.

I'm suitably impressed with these headphones. I bought them for mixing my podcast on a reccomendation. I used to use a very bass heavy, poor quality pair of headphones and always had to overcompensate in my mixing so it was all guess work. Using these I was able to almost instantly improve my mix and it was significantly easier. For the price they really must be hard to beat. I used to own a pair of grado that cost an embarrasing amount and whilst they were good, I prefer these for mixing. Same goes for just about every other pair of standard headphones I've used to try to mix with. They give you a very honest sound and I think especially for podcasts which aren't overly demanding in complexity of the mix, I think they're hard to beat for the price. The actual construction does feel a tiny bit cheap, though they look very good, but there's a lot of plastic and the lack of a removable cable is a shame, but they're small gripes and in a sense, it's good that the cost appears to have all gone into the sound, which is the important thing at the end of the day. Thebcable isnalsonvery long, which givesnyou a lot of freedom to move about and doesn't tie you down on the spot. They're very comfortable to wear and the over ear vibe doesn't cause any pain or annoyance after prolonged periods. Your ears do get quite warm but they don't give you a sweaty head which I've suffered before with other headphones. Overall I have to say I'm really impressed and think they were a great buy, absolutely worth the low price when compared to other studio phones. I docked them a star for not being able to switch out the cable and for being almost entirely plastic, but that almost feels harsh. Great value, great headphones.

For the money these are pretty good. The build quality seem fine and the tone of these is fairly neutral with no obvious bias to bass or treble. Far from audiophile quality, they are lacking in high frequency detail separation and massive bass but they offer a decently cohesive sound that is easy to listen to. Being comfy to wear is also achieve with the strap and adjustability. Ideally I would give 4 1/2 stars but there is nothing to complain about for the money.

AKG k92 Unos auriculares precio/calidad imbatible, económicos y cerrados. Tenemos delante unos auriculares a un rango precio/calidad inmejorable, ademas del diseño, y de los acabados, ahora mismo se pueden conseguir entre los 30-40 euros. En este rango de precios son a mi modo personal una compra mas que acertada no son los mejores reproduciendo las frecuencias bajas, lo que puedo observar es que en las voces si que consiguen una separación importante y se puede observar que la imagen en cuanto a cantante delante y instrumentos detrás si que lo consigue. La separación entre artista e instrumentos es mas que aceptable dando una imagen mas que aceptable en estéreo.En los agudos las guitarras eléctricas y las voces se oyen nítidas, es en los bajos y baterías donde se pierde nitidez. Por otro lado utilizando cualquier ecualizador gratuito por software, y con amplificacion se consigue un sonido de auriculares de bastante mas dinero; totalmente recomendable usar equalizador. Es un diseño cómodo y atemporal que AKG lleva haciendo desde que inicio su andadura en la industria musical, los pads que te dan no son las mas cómodos pero suficientes, algo duros aunque suficientes con un poco de uso se ablandan, calientan un poco las orejas. cambiándolos por unos de mayor calidad ofrecerá un auricular por unos 50 euros que no va a ofrecerte ninguna otra marca. Son perfectos para musica electronica, para sonidos sintéticos no teniendo un bajo tan orgánico como por ejemplo bandas de los años 70, 60, son perfectos para usarlos en ver youtube, TV, Netflix, Gaming etc… En cuanto a el uso con smartphones; con un s7Edge no me sonaba por el auricular derecho era alguna incompatibilidad con el micrófono del teléfono, para evitar esto aconsejo comprar un adaptador bluetooth que tenga aptX ej MPOW donde no hay perdida de calidad y se puede usar para muchos usos por ejemplo para convertir cualquier auricular en bluetooth. En cuanto al aislamiento, tampoco son excelentes siendo un auricular cerrado, aislan bien pero no completamente esto también es mas cómodo porque puedes estar alerta de tu alrededor pero no completamente aislado no recomendable para entornos muy ruidosos, si recomendado por ejemplo para radio, podcast etc…tambien si si te quieres concentrar en algo siendo consciente de los ruidos mas altos dentro de casa oficina o donde estes. Depende mucho del uso que le vais a dar y la experiencia que tengáis con auriculares etc… en mi caso personal, los quiero para escuchar radio , podcast, TV, y algo de musica y con esto es mas que suficiente.Aunque me ha sorprendido mucho lo que ganan con amplificación, y una buena equalización todo esto depende mucho de las grabaciones que escuchas en mi caso personal lo escuche con un DAC amplificador y equalizacion con SONARWORKS. En este rango de precios no encuentras productos que sean de mucha calidad, encuentras productos como por ejemplo los senheiser hd201 los tengo y no me gustan, los Samson sr850, o los Superlux HD668B, pero estos últimos pecando de que son semi-abiertos (se escuchan mucho los ruidos externos y se oye lo que escuchas) y no son cerrados que en mi caso es lo que quería.

Le casque AKG K72 est un excellent choix pour le monitoring et l’écoute de tous les jours. La qualité sonore est claire et détaillée, avec des basses précises et des médiums bien équilibrés. Le design fermé permet une bonne isolation, ce qui est idéal pour se concentrer sur la musique ou le mixage. Le casque est confortable même pour de longues sessions grâce aux coussinets doux et à l’arceau ajustable. La construction est solide tout en restant léger, ce qui le rend agréable à porter. Pour son prix, c’est un produit très performant que je recommande vivement aux amateurs de musique et aux professionnels en quête d’un bon casque fermé.

Rien à dire, nickel

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