Is AKG K240 good for mixing?

Is AKG K240 good for mixing?

What I’ve heard from most users is that the AKG K240s are the best mixing and mastering headphones you can get at an affordable price. Despite their flimsy construction, I’ve also heard of some folks owing them for over 30 years (yes, they’re old). The comfort-level is excellent for long mixing and mastering sessions.

Are AKG K240 good for listening?

The K240 are an excellent starting point for an audiophile or a producer, and they’re suitable for making music as well as listening. The detailed frequency response is their biggest advantage. You can listen and enjoy your favorite music in comfort.

Are AKG K240 good for music?

The K240 Studio is a great option for anyone working on a shoestring budget who can’t afford to compromise sound quality. The semi-open design promotes accurate sound reproduction. Sub-bass response is lacking, so if you want a more consistent response across the frequency spectrum, keep looking.

Do AKG K240s need amp?

The AKG K240 Monitor headphones were originally introduced in the 1970s, and they’ve since been replaced by the Studio model. They have high 600 Ohm impedance, which means they’re quiet; you’ll need a headphone amp to bring their volume up.

Is AKG K240 comfortable?

The AKG K240 MKII are semi-open, critical listening headphones with an above-average sound. They’re comfortable to wear and deliver an immersive audio reproduction.

Are AKG headphones durable?

Crowd-pleasing AKG headphones with the bonus of Bluetooth. Scoring highly across all categories, these impressive wireless headphones are durable and stylish. They’re small enough to squeeze into a pocket, yet sound spacious, rhythmic and detailed.

Is AKG K240 a flat response?

According to the frequency response graph based on a test by headroom the AKG 240S is not really flat, it overaccentuates bass… When I looked at how they perform the tests in headroom, they say they use “higher than listening level” volume…

Is AKG k240 a flat response?