$199.00 - $229.00
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15 years ago
Ok, so I only spent 3 euros on these at a flea market. The catch was that the original stereo plug had been replaced and botched (all the cables were in the wrong place), so I had to re-solder them. After 10 minutes they were good as new(ish).
Pros:
- Price performance ratio
Cons:
- Not as good as the older versions
- needs good amping
17 years ago
K240DF Studio Monitor Headphones
I originally bought a set of 4 K240df headsets for my studio 10 years ago and through all of the abuse that goes on in a rental studio they are all still working. The thin cable is a lot more durable than it looks.
16 years ago
AKG K 240 Studio: good monitoring headphones with a smooth frequency response
good comfortable monitoring headphones what can be worn for extended listening
Pros:
- good sound quality
- comfortable
- reasonable sound isolation
Cons:
- expensive
15 years ago
AKG K-240 Studio vs. K-240 Monitor
The AKG K-240 Monitor is the classic studio monitor model, with an impedance of 600 Ohms (sensitivit
Pros:
- Lightweight
- rugged
- clear-sounding
- 55-Ohm impedance compatible with portable players
Cons:
- Somewhat aggressive-sounding at times (curable with EQ)
- bass exaggeration (curable with EQ)
15 years ago
Nearly flawless, perfect for many situations, with a few exceptions.
The AKG K240 Studio Monitor headphones are a pair that every musician, recording hobbyist and lover of sound and music owes themelves to try. They produce a soundfield much broader, accurate and detailed than many headphones sold at this price, and are incredibly durable and comfortable to wear.
15 years ago
AKG K240 Studio Headphones
The first thing I liked/noticed was the appearance of these headphones, they look like retro studio headphones. They sound really clear and you can hear sounds that you can't in other headphones. Also seem kind of too flexible but after a few months of using they haven't came close to breaking.
14 years ago
Sounds great on vocals
Great sound on vocals, if only that on/off switch was recessed like the SM58, this would be the perfect mic. It's a pain to turn on/off.
12 years ago
Nice, but not exceptional
The look nice, the cord has a dual 3.5mm/.250" jack with a nice gold-plated threaded adapter (best setup I've seen yet for this) and a mini-XLR on the left can only. Comfortable, even on my big head. They don't quite look "pro"--maybe low-end pro.
Pros:
- Good
- even
- complete sound at very good price
Cons:
- Audiophile Grade "B" at best
- appear to be made OK
- but not exceptionally well
17 years ago
The look and the build quality of these headphones are great. They have good bass and are easy to drive. Lacking a little in the mids but nothing like the tri-ports.
4.3
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