All user reviews for the AKG K 240 Studio

How long have you use it?
for about 15 years.
Have you tried many other models before buying it?
yes one can any marks.
What is the particular feature you like best and least?
the +
-That sound
-That transparency
-the
It is really comfortable.
How would you rate the quality / price?
the value was good at times and I bought it.

Why do you use this headset (sound, mixing, mastering, live, studio ...)?
I use it to control the mix of my tracks.
Its coatings are they nice?
it's okay but after a while it really hurt the ear.
What music do you listen to?
d & b, frenchcore, tech, hiphop
Do you find it tiring during extended wear
I personally can not kept more than an hour after it hurts too much.

The headphone you seem weak or strong?
it is a good solid construction.
He has a detachable connection?
yes.
Its appearance or performance have they degraded over time?
not.

The audio quality of the headphones you she looks good (serious overall balance, mid, treble, stereo)?
yes it is very good and balanced choices to about 60 hz then nothing.
You sound level seems too low or too high?
the noise level is correct.
What will become of sound insulation (do you hear outside noise from your headphones, and is what people hear the music you listen to)?
there is no insulation in, but the studio is this important right? I do not rumen.

The AKG K 240 Studio headphones have been a part of my set up for 2 years now and they are still going strong. I have not had any problems with them from the day that I purchased them and they have been a joy to work with. They are jet black with a gold trim around the outside of the center part of the ear cup showing just enough gold color to accent the headphones. I have put these headphones on and had them on for over 2 hours before and never even wanted to take them off. They are very comfortable and can be adjusted to any size you need them. They come with a 10 foot cable and stereo adapter. They frequency range is 15 Hz to 25,000 Hz and have an impedance of 55 ohms. These are very affordable and worth the buy, you will get your money’s worth out of them within the first week of using them.
The sound quality is very clear, the highs have amazing clarity and the mids and lows are rich and warm. I have mixed many songs with these headphones and get some of my best work out of them. Before I purchased these I was using a pair of Shure headphones that were like these circumaural semi open headphones but they just were not comfortable enough for me to keep on for more than 30 minutes without them irritating me. Someone recommend that I try the AKG K 240’s and I have been using them every since. I do not use them as my main headphones but they are the top 3 that I use and I mainly take these with me the most when I travel. The warm sound and no coloration has me sold on these headphones and I will use them for years to come.

AKG K240 Studio headphones, semi open back, detachable cord, very flat response. When I bought these I brought my ipod into Guitar Center. I sat down with 3 pair to pick out my favorite. Among these were Shure SRH44's, Sennheiser HD280s, Audio Technica ATH-M50's and a few others. Prices ranged from $100 to 200, open back to semi open to fully closed. On my ipod I have ranging from CCR all the way to Machine Head so I had a good variety to hear. I also had master tracks from MetallicA, Alice in Chains, and Randy Rhoads so I could hear how individual instruments sounded.
I chose these because the SRH's weren't very comfortable, had a lot of bass, and had a sort of compressed feel to them (they're fully closed back). The ATH-M50's had ice picky highs, weren't comfortable, and just didn't sound nearly as good. These are semi open back so they don't let as much noise in/out but there is still some bleed. They sound very natural, highs are smooth and don't hurt your ears at higher volumes. Bass wasn't overwhelming but even when turned up it didn't get farty. They are very comfortable. They sit around your ear instead of on them and have very little push against your head, the SRH's felt like a clamp. Basically everything sounded very balanced and what I'd imagine everything SHOULD sound like. Must be a reason most studios use these headphones.
Cool little things like the detachable cable are just a big plus. Overall these are great headphones. May not be the best when tracking because of the bleed but out of the ones I tried they had by far the best sound and were most comfortable which is ideal for mixing and just overall listening. For tracking I’d recommend a closed back headphone like the ATH’s or the SRH’s, but for mixing it’s all about open or semi open back.

- Bought two weeks ago.
- Headphones closed in prcis mdium and severe (even a little flattering, but it's clean most headphones) may be the high end down to the accent.
- Tried Sennheiser (very low-mdium and always the same problem of cables eaters)
Pioneer DJ headphones (the bass are still shaking my skull bote, treble, much less, no y '.) The clebrissime 7506 (always the bass boost ...), etc. .. .
- This is a headphone that makes 135 trs is what must be a registered 135 headphone.
- I MODEL Rasht this, because it is in the same range as the 7506 for under 80. If the purse permitted, I might be purchasing the 7509, less flattering parat it.
PS: impdance trs low, as opposed to so-called MODELS monitors.

J used this headset for about 2 months (170 in a store).
for use guitar amp and headphone / simulation hp (guitar gibson cs356, Ibanez JS1 / DC30 Mesa Boogie amp, marshall 30th anniversary).

I was looking for the sound produced by the HP and above all respect the personality of the guitar.
-The tone of the instrument and the characteristics of the amplifier are well preserved (with a little less heat and slightly less type) but c is really very good!

- It is light, comfortable, not need much volume.
sound and light not aggressive rather neutral, not that hides all low.
for listening to MP3s on pc it does not forgive. he respects good music.
I can compare a pc headphones / audio 30 60 + Max a former high-end.

- For the sensitive people REMBOURAGE generates a small effect of contact style slight perspiration, after several hours of removing the need. too flattering to some music. not very useful for everyday use tv, pc, hifi bottom line.

I am very pleased with this headphone, knowing that I am not a specialist studio / mixing. + damage it lacks comfort for 10/10.

I did that for two weeks, and it is not yet done everything rd.
I have a sennheiser HD212 Pro, HD470 and I had one.

I have tried many headphones in my life, but it is really at the top. It is trs end analytical prcis with its end. I redcouvert discs. Each sound has its place. We sometimes hear the breath of a vocal track that I had never heard before or a click of the tongue, a background noise on the mic or in the studio ...

Trs is surprising. The other thing is that it is enjoyable and trslger wear for hours without fatigue, physical or hearing elsewhere.

The only default is that it is not closed. So you can hear everything going on around, but it chooses to purchase. It is not really intended to catch, but plutt the monitoring and mixing. For decision, I sennheiser makes a good job.

I just got it and I can immediately tell my dj impressions Premire use. I bought it from thomann, but hey who cares ... value for Q / P, bought to replace my left sizzled with K240M mchament (and really trsgnant dsagrable) APRS two years of service ... APRS have chauss I recognize the precision of AKG, it seems less violent on the spatial, version M sent me the low derrire the skull, it is not so bad I found it EXAGRES still is a headphone, so the spatialization is not at monitors. It seems to me that the bass is a bit boosters around 80 100 Hz (test or a mix I have fun with infra, and a CD that I know qualis in the low + high ... bah in infra, still nothing, I will continue as usual groping ... (see my monitors that n 'psa go there either) ... I find not really an ague below but rather low above ... 8 for its lack of neutrality will have to get used to. It's still agr Able to listen to music, and it does let any of his bullshit ... (besides the Groundation ing its gates have to be careful and not to overload the brass, I found that if these albums mixes well!)

I ais 2 years. I just bought a Sennheiser HD280pro for closing (making battery in my case). Comfort is really at the top. Contrary to previous opinion, I would say it is much more balanced than the HD 280pro, which he has abused the low and high aggressive enough. So, these two headphones complement each other well: the Senn for noisy environments, the K240 to experience all the finesse of the music. I find pretty well balanced BM6A (everything is relative of course!). When I listen to a mix in the evening after having done so on the monitors, it sounds bah still pretty similar.

I think the person of the previous opinion had too accustomed to his Vivanco. But I do not get me any more. A headphone that complies with the stereo headset despite the fact ... Senn is the largest, with a hole between the center and ends. So I think it's easy with this K240studio premixes. It will also be very good in decision-vocals, guitars (anything that is not too loud, because it isolates very little ...
Spent whole days without a headache or ears: AKG thank you!