AKG K 240 Studio

Pros: These are an excellent set of headphones for the price.

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line: For the price it would be hard to find a better set of headphones for use in a home studio.

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Pros: Lightweight, rugged, clear-sounding, 55-Ohm impedance compatible with portable players.

Cons: Somewhat aggressive-sounding at times (curable with EQ), bass exaggeration (curable with EQ).

The Bottom Line: Decent rock/general listening (or drummer's) headphones, for any serious listening/work they require gentle equalisation.

Review: The AKG K-240 Monitor is the classic studio monitor model, with an impedance of 600 Ohms (sensitivity 88 dB SPL/mW) and a dynamic range of 15-20000 Hz, according to AKG.

The AKG K-240 Studio is the newer revision of the K-240 series,...

Pros: clear sound, true sound

Cons: cord length

Review: t. Pharr provides a very short (5 page) introduction, but not much else. There are more in-depth commentaries available that would serve this purpose (R. Deryck Williams).

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