AKG K702 Open-Back Dynamic Reference Headphones £134.00
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£134.00
£399.99
Deal Score+4
£134.00
£399.99
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- Amazon.co.uk offers the AKG K702 Open-Back Dynamic Reference Headphones for £134.00. Price drops to £111.67 at check out.
- Shipping fee to Malaysia is £12.39.
- Import Fees Deposit is £19.63.
- Total payment in GBP is £146.27.
to Singapore — S$249
- Amazon.co.uk offers the AKG K702 Open-Back Dynamic Reference Headphones for £134.00. Price drops to £111.67 at check out.
- Shipping fee to Singapore is £14.97.
- No tax.
- Total payment in GBP is £126.64.
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- Amazon.co.uk offers the AKG K702 Open-Back Dynamic Reference Headphones for £134.00. Price drops to £111.67 at check out.
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AKG K702 Open-Back Dynamic Reference Headphones
Product Description
The AKG K702 Open-Back Dynamic Reference Headphones are the new reference for open-back dynamic AKG 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 AKG K702 has a genuine leather, adjustable headband and heavy-duty replaceable 3D cut earpads, allowing you to wear the headphones all day without fatigue. The single-sided professional OFC cable is detachable and easily replaceable. It has a standard 3.5mm mini plug and a 1/4″ adapter for compatibility with a huge variety of consumer and professional audio devices.
- Over-ear, open studio dynamic reference headphones
- Patented varimotion two-layer diaphragm for improved high-frequency range and high performance at low frequencies
- 62 Ohm impedance, 200 mW max input. 10 Hz – 39.8 mHz frequency bandwidth
- 3D-form replaceable earpads and self-adjusting head-band for an ideal fit
- Detachable cable with 3.5 mm and 6 mm connector
这款AKG K702 Open-Back Dynamic Reference Headphones属于AKG的旗舰型号，有“动圈之王”的称号，采用了AKG公司专利的Varimotion超精密双层振膜技术。在声音方面，AKG K702更偏向于监听，所以对前级也更加敏感，声场很开阔，定位清晰，解析力一流。耳机采用全耳罩的结构，内侧采用3D软质材料，长时间佩戴也不会有不适感。规格参数方面：K702耳机线长约3m，自带3.5mm和6.3mm接口，频响范围10 Hz – 39.8 mHz，阻抗为62欧。
AKG Pro Audio K702 Channel Studio Headphones
- Over-ear designmaximum wearing comfort for long work sessions
- Sophisticated open technologyfor spacious and airy sound without compromise
- Patented Varimotion two-layer diaphragmfor improved high-frequency range and better performance at low frequencies
Last update was on: November 8, 2024 15:00
- Over-ear designmaximum wearing comfort for long work sessions
- Sophisticated open technologyfor spacious and airy sound without compromise
- Patented Varimotion two-layer diaphragmfor improved high-frequency range and better performance at low frequencies
- Unique flat-wire voice coilfor higher sensitivity, better impulse and treble response
- Specially shaped 3D-foam ear padsfor optimum fit and ease of use
Customer Reviews
PROS:
- The AKG K 702 headphones offer a super comfy, over-the-ear design; they sound great at home and with iPods, and come with a detachable headphone cable.
- The 702s are identical to the 701s except that the pads on the 02s are thicker which allows a more “around the head” speaker-like experience with regards to soundstage…..The 702s also have a detachable cable and do not come with the little stand that is supplied with the 701s…No biggie…..Now, Regarding the sound….I have as my point of reference Sennheiser 600s….so, in comparison, the 702s sound is much more defined and articulate which allows you to hear deeper into the music then the sort of sweet tho great sounding Senn 600s….I use my 702s with an Onkyo DX-7555 reference CD Player, and a Oppo DV 970HD player, along with a recent edtion of the now discontinued Headroom MAX headphone amp…..so, I am getting some serious Hi-end input into these cans and they dont disappoint…..I will tell u, should u decide to buy, that u must let these phones have at least 100 hours of burn in so that the drivers relax, and until this is accompished these cans will sound BRIGHT and without a lot of bass extention, but as the drivers begin to relax, then the glorius sound they provide just gets better and better.
- I’ve worked in TV broadcasting since 1997.Lately I’ve been forced to consider the necessity of doing much of my work on headphones using VRM (virtual reference monitoring). Obviously to work accurately with the VRM software/hardware I need the most neutral-sounding headphones that I can afford. I used these headphones for several hours a day with various devices over a seven-day period. Initially I was disappointed. The sound seemed somewhat anaemic, lacking in warmth and I had to strain to hear bass detail even on heavy electronic music and films with big explosions. By the end of the week the frequency response seemed to have levelled out and I was becoming more satisfied with the clarity and detail. I could hear flaws and crudities in television sound production (which is the level of clarity that I require) and music was becoming more pleasurable. The headphones were “burning in”, or so I thought.The headphones had been training my ears to become more sensitive to low-frequency detail!
CONS:
- The AKG K 702 headphones don’t come with a travel bag or storage case.
- We’ve put close to 80+ burn in hours on these so far, and have seen a noticeable change in audio reference. I’ve read that a solid 300 hours is needed in order to get the true performance of these phones.When they were pulled out of the box they sounded quite muddled. The mids were very held back. Vocals were forward but not quite where they should have been. I’ve seen a lot about the lacking bass of the K 702 and found that out of the box the bass was “noticeable”. I’m also a very big fan of 1/4 termination instead of the 3.5 on the cord. I was disappointed to see it had a 3.5 to 1/4 adapter screwed on it.After burn in mids have opened up exponetially. Guitars, horns, etc are much more forward. To me it seems the vocals and bass have fallen off since. There is virtually no umph in the bass at all.
- For me these a double-edged sword. They are the first decent cans that I actually find comfy – having big jug-ears ! At 9.5cms in diameter, and perfectly round, they actually completely surround my ears, rather than touching them. Nice.My main issue is that they are literally, 100% plastic. Very light, but very fragile and flimsy. These are for keeping on a stand next to your listening chair. They are NOT for throwing around in a studio, or taking on a road trip. I doubt they’d survive a drop onto a carpeted floor to be honest.