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In-ear or ear-Pad monitor from AKG

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Looks like AKG aren't happy with Sennheiser getting all the cake, now they too are releasing their own series of earphones for everyday use.

Prices range from 10 € for the K 309 to 80 € for the K 319: enough to dig into that growing iPod-sparked market that’s been dominated by Philips & Sony so far.

The K 319 has boosted bass and a volume control. It comes with an extension cable, a plane adaptor, a hard case and a cable rolling device.

K 309: semi open and light.

K 311: semi-open, weighs 5 grams, lots of bass. Available in 3 colors and comes with extra pads.

K 313: has larger transductors (13 mm). Comes in 2 colors, with pouch.

K 315: semi-open available in brick red or black. Volume control on the cable.

K 317: supposedly the first semi-open in-ear earphone to weigh as little as 5 grams. Retractable 50 cm cable, pouch, cable storage device.

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