I am getting back into playing guitar again. I have been away from it for nearly ten years.

Inexpensive; high quality; clear and accurate response

Same as any other closed ear headphone; can get warm on the ear over time

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These headphones are just awesome! Listening to music with them is jaw dropping, but with these, I can hear stations through the noise that are a hard copy on my Boston Acoustics external speakers. My headphones are the older K44's I have owned them for 3 years.

I've used a lot of headphones in my lifetime, and have found these to be the best headphones for under $100 that I've ever used. They are fairly lightweight, very comfortable, keep out noise and have great sound. I am an avid music listener, and have several pairs.

Excellent value for money. I checked with a friend about his choice of headphones. He recommended the AKG K44 's. I read other peoples reports about them. Most were very complimentary. My friend then lent me his to try. I tried them in my Hi Fi, computer and television.

Amazing sound for the price. As good or better that 100 phones. I give it a 5 but nothing is perfect but these are close. Manly due to the price. I own many higher end phones such as sennheiser, Grado and other AKG and Sony Studio Monitors.

Good bass Mids and highs

For the price I can't think of any

These are an extremely comfortable pair of cans, I've worn mine for many hours at a time and still been comfortable. They go low, and have no difficulty pelting out the bass frequencies where my speakers sound either feeble or give up on.

I have a set of AKG K240'a and a set of AKG K271's (originals) and I'm looking into buying 6 sets of AKG K44's. I run a home based studio where I record and mix indie bands. In a studio setting there are 3 general uses for headphones and, ideally, you want 3 different types for those uses.

In the right setting; these headphones are champs

in the wrong setting; these headphones are chumps

For roughly $80 retail, the K44 headphones from AKG's professional line of studio cans are quite good, competing favorably with headphones costing a little more. As a solid go-to headphone for both casual and critical listening, the K44 performs its duties admirably.

These are great sounding headphones at a great price. For less than $50 you get sound quality of much more expensive headphones. They are very light weight and comfortable to wear. The feature that makes them so comfortable is the self adjusting top head strap.