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13 years ago
AKG K702 Review
The AKG K702 are completely neutral open-back reference headphones designed for professional mixing and mastering. They don't emphasize anything. Everything is exactly as it is on your recording.
13 years ago
AKG K702 65th Anniversary Edition
Unless I have around $500 just for buying a pair of headphone, I don't think I will be giving these up. If you can find these at around $300 or the K712 for a little bit more than $300, it is definitely worth considering, but if you wanted something warm and bassy with great sound resolution, I...
Pros:
- Detailed
- natural sound
- good soundstage
- very comfortable
Cons:
- A little loose fitting..
- can't think of anything else
14 years ago
A solid pair of cans for music production and mixing
In my very subjective opinion, the k702s are great studio headphones for the price.
Pros:
- -Durable
- -Great sound: Natural
- revealing
- and detailed sound
- -Great spatial sonic field
- -Detachable cable is always a plus for me
- -I got these for under $300
- so pretty good deal compared to other headphone of comparable quality
Cons:
- -Kind of "fugly" and Bulky (if you care bout that
- -Poor isolation & leak noise
- not the best to use in public
- but that's not what they're made for
- -Sort of inefficient as far as power
- you'll need to drive these harder than other headphones
14 years ago
I use it everyday for mixing and also watching movies. It's been a great sound always, crisp and clear with lots of details I cannot hear on other headphones. Only problem is that having it for a lot of time starts to feel on top of my head cause the leather has some small balls.
15 years ago
AKG K702 review
These reference quality, open-backed headphones create a sound to rival hi-fi speakers ten times the price
15 years ago
good stuff
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Pros:
- Durable
- Good Value
- Great Sound
- Stylish
Cons:
- Too Much Ambient Noise
15 years ago
K702's PROVIDE REMARKABLE ACCURACY
I purchased my K702's to use in Professional Reference Situations (ie - Film Post, Recording, Mastering). In my search for a pair of Professional Circumaural, Dynamic, Open-Back Reference Headphones, I narrowed my search to two models. The Sennheiser HD650's and the AKG K702's respectively.
15 years ago
AKG K702 vs. Sennheiser HD650
The much-discussed "veil" of the HD650 is immediately discernable, influencing what sounds like the upper midranges of human voice frequencies. The AKG K702 has a very fast rate of rendition, and this can be heard in the difference in older rock CDs which sound voice-muddled on the HD650.
16 years ago
The first impression one gets of these headphones is of a well built product with great retro styling , they ooze class. When you put them on you immediately feel the comfort with no undue pressure and a nice soft velour ear cushion that holds them firmly in place.
Pros:
- Style
- Build
- Comfort
- Clarity Of Sound
Cons:
- Treble can be a little brittle on certain tracks
16 years ago
AKG K702 Headphones (Playback 26)
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