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AKG Pro Audio K702 Over-Ear, Open-Back, Flat-Wire, Reference Studio Headphones,Black

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Style: K702


Features

  • Over-ear design for maximum wearing comfort for long work sessions
  • Sophisticated open technology for spacious and airy sound without compromise
  • Patented Varimotion two-layer diaphragm for improved high-frequency range and better performance at low frequencies
  • Unique flat-wire voice coil for higher sensitivity, better impluse and treble response
  • Specially shaped 3D-foam ear pads for optimum fit and ease of use

Description

The K702's are reference, open, over-ear studio headphones for precision listening, mixing and mastering. They combine an extremely accurate response with agility and spaciousness. This is achieved by using revolutionary flat- wire voice coils and a patented Varimotion two-layer diaphragm. A totally open design and a high-performance cable complete these reference headphones. The K702's comfortable, specially shaped 3D-foam ear pads and a genuine-leather headband ensure a perfect fit. They provide a professional mini XLR connector for quick replacement of the cable. The K702s are individually tested and serial-numbered.

Brand: AKG Pro Audio


Model Name: K702


Color: Black


Form Factor: Over Ear


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Brand: AKG Pro Audio


Model Name: K702


Included Components: Gold Plated Mini Jack Adapter, K702 Headphones


Age Range (Description): 18


Model Number: K702


Target Gender: Male


Package Type: Standard Packaging


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Number of Items: 1


Form Factor: Over Ear


Ear Placement: Over Ear


Warranty Description: Limited warranty valid united states of america (*) and canada (**)akg acoustics warrants akg products against defects in material or workmanship for a period of two years from the date of original purchase, and agrees to repair or, at our option replace any defective unit without charge for either parts or labor. Akg grants a three-year warranty covering select products mainly studio and boundary layer microphones (see list of products above) against defects in material and workmanship this warranty is valid for akg or akg/crown products purchased and delivered within the united states (*) / canada (**) for the original purchaser only. The purchaser’s bill of sale will serve as proof of sale and warranty validity in the u. S (*) / canada (**). Shipment of defective items to akg for repair will be at the customer’s own risk and expense. Akg will assume the return shipping cost for all items repaired under warranty. Important this warranty does not cover damage resulting from accident, misuse or abuse, lack of reasonable care, the affixing of any attachment not provided with the product, loss of parts, or connecting the product to any receptacle other than specified. This warranty is void unless akg acoustics, u. S. ’s service center(*) / the authorized akg service center of canada (**) performs the repair. No responsibility is assumed for any special, incidental or consequential damages caused by the consumer. However, the limitation of any right or remedy shall not be effective where law prohibits such.


Specific Uses For Product: Professional


Material: Plastic


Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant


Impedance: 62 Ohm


Frequency Response: 10 Hz


Noise Control: None


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth


Headphones Jack: 3.5 mm Jack


Color: Black


Style: K702


Is Autographed: No


Item Weight: 8.16 Ounces


Special Feature: lightweight


Control Type: Volume Control


Cable Feature: Detachable


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Fantastic Sound...That's it in a nutshell. Note: I listen to classical music 75% of the time, so clarity, imaging (separation) and accuracy are crucial. I'm not a basshead by any means, but I really appreciate punchy, but controlled bass where it should be (e.g. the contrabass and cello in a symphony orchestra). A decent soundstage is always an added plus. The AKG pro K702 delivers on all of the above...for under $160 dollars! (And it's great for R n' B/Pop too) The K702 is a extraordinary set of cans for the price - not just for reference, but for pleasurable listening as well. These headphones have now entered regular rotation with my Senn/Massdrop 6XXs and my Hifiman Sundaras (both twice as much). The AKG pro K702 is a great entry-level set of headphones, or a great addition to your collection for a non-sibilant, reference tuning. Why 4 stars and not 5? Comfort and Aesthetics. The headband is cheap and not overly comfortable, especially when lying down (my favorite listening stance). It could probably be modified with some felt or foam but I'm lazy...note the preceding "lying down". Moreover the cans themselves are huge - giving Princess Leia's cinnamon roll hairdo a run for the money. They're light enough, but very big in diameter, adding to the listening when prone problem, as a pillow will push the cans against the back of the ear. Note: these are open back with lots of spill, so if your partner understandably balks at hearing Mahler's 8th Symphony AGAIN, then think twice about these (and any open back headphone). That said, you won't get that delicious soundstage from a closed back headset. All in all, the pluses on these FAR outweigh negatives. The sound produced is good enough to get this lazy listener to actually sit up while listening, and tolerate (for about an hour and half) the adjustments needed to listen when lying down. Note: This is not a sensitive headphone - don't even think of driving with your phone and a dongle. A decent portable DAC/Amp (the FiiO KA3 or iFi Hip Dac will be okay, but you'll be pushing to the top of your phone's volume), or a good DAP (FiiO m15s, or Shanling M6 Ultra). All the preceding are available on Amazon. The two DAPs are an especialy good pairing. And the warmth of the Shanling adds a nice creamines to the K702s. For a lot more detail about these cans, see Stuart Charles' comprehensive review of the K702s on his Home Studio Basics website. Btw: he LOVES them. Good listening! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2023 by N. Sims

  • Pretty good if you find them on sale, otherwise just buy the Sennheiser HD 6XX for $200
I found these during a big sale at $138 right before black friday/cyber monday season. I had high hopes for these and had faith these could replace my Sennheiser HD 600 headphones because of what some other people were saying. To make things short to the point, the HD 600 are in a much higher league. After opening the box, initial first impressions are pretty average. The build quality looked decent enough, though these are made in china, take from that what you will. I like the design and how it feels on the head though. It's very comfortable. I also don't see any major problems with the build quality, it's not that bad, though it's definitely a bit cheap. Keep in mind that I'm coming from an already experienced background with the audio world, audio equipment and community. It's not my first time auditioning good headphones and these are good if you find them on sale, do not buy these at their typical price, get something else like what I mention below. The first impressions of the sound signature wasn't appealing at first. I don't get deep into breaking in headphones. I believe it belongs closer to 0-2hrs. Besides all that, I broke them in overnight. This may or may not have changed my perception of them, it's probably just a psychological thing, but I ended up liking them a lot more. If you need more accurate and concise info about breaking in speakers, head to audioholics website, they are the best quality information for technical oriented people. It felt like it was missing something, as if I was missing out on the depth of the music. It was definitely obvious that it was lacking anything close to sub-bass/low end bass or any bass really. Perhaps it was mainly that which threw me off initially, not sure or perhaps it was just getting some good sleep in and waiting till the next day. Sometimes it works like that for whatever reason. It's happened to be with CD albums before, took a few days and then I instantly was enthusiastic about it. The next day I started noticing the detail ability of the headphones, that and the wider sound stage were more obvious, especially when I'm A/B testing them in real time with my Senneiser HD 595. So that's what stands out the most, soundstage and just a decent amount of detail. The K702 have a lot more balanced sound signature than the HD 595 when I quickly switch between them, that's when it's most obvious. As repeated by many in the audio industry, you usually have to switch pretty quickly between each headphone to get an accurate recollection of the different sound signatures that stays fresh in your memory. So that's what I did. The mids and highs are decent enough, nothing to praise, though the low frequencies would have been nice if they were there, it's really lacking that and thus, it looses much of the depth of music enjoyment. I would agree that these are on the analytical side, which is what they are designed for anyway, so if you need studio headphones strictly for mixing and mastering, maybe these could be your budget pick. The detail definitely comes out when I'm playing games, such as GTA V or anything else from my library. I was almost liking them more for gaming than my HD 595, going back and forth with them quickly and sometimes spending longer times with each. I also noticed after plugging in the cable to my A/V receiver, I had to turn up the volume a pretty large amount compared to the other headphones I compared/contrasted them with. They required the most volume control increase out of any of my headphones. You're going to need an amp for these in order to get the full bodied performance out of these things. They are not DAP/Phone headphones. I have the mention again, the bass isn't really there, yes I do feel like I'm missing out. Whatever bass is left over, it's definitely not sub bass, though it is nice and tight and not bloated, so that's decent. I would never place the K702 anywhere near the same tier as the HD 600 series lineup. I was expecting a lot more from these and perhaps that's why I felt let down during first impressions. They are very comfortable and they fit my big ears pretty well. They are lightweight with a detachable cable and a screw on 1/4in adapter, pretty nice features. I do like the firm but comfortable pads. Keep in mind though, some people have said that these headphones are highly susceptible to small changes of on ear placement, so if you slide these around back and forth, up and down, you may find that it dramatically changes the sound signature, which is a fairly common thing. That's just how some headphones are. Overall, I would maybe recommend these if you can find them for cheap, say $140. I would not pay any higher because there is too much good competition. At the end of the day for my first time ever experiencing the AKG K702's, it does not satisfy me even at such a low price of 138. I would likely buy something else. I would only recommend the K702's as a budget option if you can't find something else near the 200 range. If you're looking for headphones to enjoy music on, these are NOT it. If you're looking for gaming headphones, sure these will do the job. Overall though, I would look elsewhere because again, the modern options are super strong. That wasn't always the case. I recommend the Sennheiser HD 560S or HD 6XX instead. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2022 by Gary Woodsmith

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