AKG K240 AND THE K92 STUDIO HEADPHONES
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Take a look at the AKG K92 and the K240 studio headphones. These headphones are good quality and sound amazing. Here's a video showing you the specs and features of these amazing headphones.
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Been using AKG'S since 89 when I began my career in radio, they were extremely pricey back then for a set of cans but the K92's are ideal and inexpensive today. AKG'S are best utilized in a professionally engineered studio🎯👌💯
They work great for me and I am glad you agree.
Nice review, I wish everyone who reviewed headphones were musicians or audio professionals hehe, there`s a lot of "I really like the color" stuff out there xD
Kind of a shame that the K92`s don`t have detachable cable, but honestly, having it at all in this price range as the K240`s do is very nice.
Thank you so much for watching
Oh my goodness.. and aren't the non-pro reviews a pain, gahh.
Nice review. In my opinion in rare cases the K 240 will show some advantages. One of the important things for someone who is a beginner and in the phase of buying equipment is the fact that the K 240 have a higher impedance. This means that you need a output source that has enough juice to drive these at nice levels, otherwise you will need a headphone pre-amplifier. But this is a secondary problem to nowadays users, since the majority of people is using audio interfaces which mostly have built in headphone pre-amps. Users that are relying on studio sound cards will engage a serious problem with proper volume levels without a use of a headphone pre-amp. Even the K 92 which i personally owe are not really high volume driven on my M-Audio 24/96 sound card. To the point with the frequency response, the 1 kHz lower frequency on the K 240 is not really worthy to be mentioned, the response in the high frequency range is a different pair of shoes, there is a notable advantage in comparison to the K 92. All in all, both of these headphones are not in the high end league and far away from headphones that are way more expensive than these 2. The headphones are just a reference in mixing and mastering, they can not replace the importance of studio monitors. Sure there will be some amount of more detail on the 240-s, at the end of the day i need to listen to the K 240-s to convince myself that they are really a strong tool for mixing and mastering and really worth to spend my money on them. My recommendation is that everyone should try both, and the decision will be easier which one to choose. If used for recording, like in the video said, definitely the K 92. I had no opportunity to try a phonitor system, which is a room and space emulation that can make the sound and distance real life like on the headphones. The manufacturer SPL has a such built in feature in their audio interface for headphone users, and i read a lot of positive feedback from owners about it, in my opinion a such feature can make the mixing and mastering on headphones more realistic than just a conventional use.
Thank for watching the video and yeah I think the K 240 are pretty good. I was just trying to give the beginner recording musician a set of decent studio headphones. Thanks again for watching.
The K92 are designed to not be overly loud, it doesnt take much to permanently damage your hearing.
K240 Studios are a no brainer, absolutely brilliant Headphones for that Budget.
The K240 are amazing for the price
But is it really i would not be able to sing and record singin using these and dynamic mic ?
Classics. I still have, and sometimes use, a pair of 240’s I bought 20 years ago for uni. And they still sound great. Only replaced the cushions once!!! 😮
Thanks for watching I really appreciate it and yeah the 240's are awesome
@@themusicianslounge8562 Well, I can at least vouch for their longevity. Robust, and can take a knock or two, no sweat.
Got my K92s for $20. Awesome deal. And I can plug directly into my nylon string solidbody guitar without a headphone amp. Can't wear mine for hours though.
Been mixing on K240's for almost 20 years and I do kickass work, so there's that. Great vid, man!
Thank you so much
So you have had them for 20 years?
@@billymmusic501 k240's, yes. Got them in late 2003, right before audio school
@@danymalsound thus cool! Wàs still deciding on which ones to buy between the two, but now I will go for the K240's since I will be doing more mixing and mastering.
Is k92 good for mixing and mastering??
What I was looking for. Thanks a lot sir and subscribed.
Thanks for the sub! I will SUB back and thanks for watching.
@@themusicianslounge8562 Thanks a lot sir.
I've had a pair of K-100s for 30years and they have taken a lot of abuse, such as running over the cable with chair wheel and over extending to the 10ft maximum length frequently. Still working fine. (it has non-detachable cable too)
Vinyl / faux leather ear cups are easy to wipe clean. I was tempted to get some Beyer DT770 pro but they have introduced fluffy ear pieces. YUK
I dig all the AKG headphones
I am looking for a pair of headphones for practicing guitar. I was looking at the K240 but seen some reviews that they lack bass response. I should mention that I also play bass guitar. My main purpose will be for playing guitar but they will probably be used to practice bass too. I will also use them for monitoring through my Scarlet but my main purpose at the moment is for practicing guitar. Which is better for guitar practice? Does the the K92 provide better bass response due to being close back?
The closed back headphones would be great for you. I did a demo of the AKG 371 and these are insane for the price. See the link on here.ua-cam.com/video/tvopDAlJZjg/v-deo.htmlsi=oEBU431Ib168BsvO
hey! just saw ur video on the AKG K240 and the K92. i suffer from a thing called misophonia (basically i get annoyed/triggered by sounds) so i want headphones that i cant hear a thing outside of them (external sounds) and also wear for hours. (i just want to watch yt videos, movies, spotify). i heard u talk about open and closed back, so external sounds infiltrate the open back ones? or is it just the other way around? which one should i get??! or do you recommend other ones for my problem. thank you so much :)
For your use I would get closed back for sure.
Answered every question I could think of asking. Great video🙏 6😈6
Thank you so much
49$ vs 69$ In my country they sell for 80$ vs 160$ go figure...Taxes (Uruguay -.-)
I end-up getting the K92 and coming from a Logitech G231 to this, you can tell this is a different world.
Short explanation, they sound like having a box speakers, similar to those you see on his desk sort of speak (the yellow/black).
Not great for gamming but it will improve immersion as a normal speaker room eco would (emulate this extremely well).
For movies and music they sound great but take time to get use to it since the close back return the audio with a shape an eco and this emulated a cinema experience to some extend.
They have amazing levels of bass (they can deliver) and great definition but if you fill them a bit 2 flat you can adjust it via software to add a bit more bass.
They can touch your ear on the size, but even if they do ain't a huge deal but definitely something they need to fix on future revisions, also the pressure on the side fill a bit high but
this probably is a trade off of having low weight design, having no pressure on the top of your head is a big plus.
I been listening to music and watching movies for over 20 years and this is the close thing I ever experience to those times I went to the cinema in my younger years, no regrets buying.
Thank you for watching the video.
@@themusicianslounge8562 Going back to price more than a year later now K92 are 72$ vs K240 at 96$ in my country, I wonder if I should do the upgrade someday or jumpto into K240 MKii version at 180$. So far 2+ years using them and I'm still happy, had to replace the ear pads for new ones after a year+ of extreme heavy use but everything else stay as the day I bought them. I did fill the gaps on the ear-pad with toilet paper and was a nice solution to touching the ears, eventually I will end up using the broke ear-pads as they lost the leather and became even more comfortable at the cost of some lost in signature as the close seal get lost. This thing are fucking build to last, I was waiting for something to brake as usual but even the cable stood strong. I still don't get why they only use 30mm speakers but hope the bass level is good enough to enjoy movies since the K92 do a perfect job at low bass frequency, no equalization required at this point since they burn out pretty well over the years.
Couldn't decide between those two models. This video really helped. Thanks!
You are welcome
I have a K240 now, and am looking for a somewhat Drum Isolation headphones(i record my drums with an MAudio interface 3 mic setup etc) ... would the K92 a good choice for it? Im using an earbud atm. :D
Thank you for watching the video. The K92 are good I still use both but I like the closed back ones which are the K92. They do have the latest headphones out now that are better. Check out the selection at SWEETWARTER.COM
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Thank you....my sentiments exactly!
Great review! Thank you. You do actually sound like you're about 4 ft below me. And about 20% to the left.
Hey man, thanks for the video! I already have the K92. Do you think is worth upgrading to K240 MKii? I'm looking for bass/kick purposes on a low budget.
Yeah the K240 are really good but be careful when recording a live mic situation cause the mic will pick up the sound coming out of the sides of the headphones................they are vented on both sides. They are rally good for mixing and mastering for the price.
@@themusicianslounge8562 Thank you for the answer! I ended up buying the ATH-M20x, as here in Brazil is way cheapier. But I'll use them both, M20x focused on low and the AKG for mids and high
@@ericdias4199 opa amigo, vc consegue usar esse m20x por bastante tempo? no quesito conforto ls são bons?..penso em usar pra jogar
@@alegamesEditz3511 cara, depois de umas 2 horas pode dar uma apertada e até suar pois ele é bem firme, mas em termos de qualidade de áudio é incrível pelo preço. Se quer mais conforto é a partir do 30 pra cima
@@ericdias4199 o 30 então é mais confortável né?
Awesome job!! This was so useful for me🙏🙏I’ll buy the AKG k92... thank you!
They are awesome for sure.
How long did they last?
Great video! It helped me a lot, many thanks, man!
No problem if you have any questions feel free to ask thank you for watching.
Hey man, sorry for bothering you with this kind of this question, I'm thinking exactly to take one of these headphones, but for gaming, you looks like know what you are reviewing, so could you recommend one for gaming? I would love to know what could be the best choice, thank you so much and have a great week! :)
Turtle Beach headphones are really cool. I have a PS4 I am a huge gamer too but just shooters. I use the PS4 Headphones they rock.
Good stuff, thanks for the review!
Nice reviev , akg240 will be good for recording ang mixing/mastering
It's fine for that for sure. I use them all the time.
Great review, helped me a lot.
Cheers for the review ! I need closed cans & I was toying with getting a newer not-so-well-known-but-well-hyped brand for their all-swivelling-cans-with-detachable-cables (OneOdio StudioPro).... but ultimately I'm not sure they cut the mustard!(?) (can't listen to anything instore, we're in lockdown!)
Think I'll opt for the K92s -- a good price atm here in the UK.
I used the K92 daily for 1 year for gaming and music. They're very comfortable. I would describe the sound as "just fine, but unremarkable". The K92 have a typical V-shape sound which could use more mids. Overall for the price the K92 is amazing, especially if you're not too fussy about the sound quality.
@@user-xg6zz8qs3q hows the Bass?
@@rccola8602 It's a little boomy but doesn't go deep. Don't expect much for the price.
Great video. I’ve got both headphones in my studio (alongside many others).
They both work great and thank you for watching the video.
THE MUSICIANS LOUNGE You’re welcome. I’ve also subscribed. Thank you for the reply!
Hey man! I'm thinking to buy the 240, but I already have the K92. Do you think is it still worth it? I'm starting my home studio :)
@@ericdias4199 how long did the k92 last?
Should i buy open back or close back for podcast recording?
I would buy closed back only due to sound leakage which can be picked up by your mic.
@@themusicianslounge8562 thanks for the reply, got some akg k92
Dont say recording. I record all guitars with the interface. So it's better the open back because there is no mics
Good review. I think I'll opt for the K240s. I don't mix or record. I just want something good for listening to music. I bought some OneOdio headphones a few months back, and had to send them back because they were terrible, because they boosted the bass to ridiculous levels and it sounded unnatural. My favourite band is a Japanese group called Band-Maid, and the bass players is normally definitely prominent in the mix, but with those it sounded like she played 'lead bass' and the rest of the band were just accompanying her. Apparently that kind of bass boost is quite common in headphones these days, but it sounds like the K240s don't have it.
I am a singer and also a budding music producer and I am looking for a decent budget friendly pair of headphone for my vocal recording, music production and mixing/mastering.
I am confused with the following options:
1. AT M30x
2. AKG K52/K72/K92
Also, you may suggest the ones you believe will be better for me.
Thanks!!
I really like AKG headphones that's all I use and they are pretty reliable.
I have the K92... How does the sound of the K240 compare to it?? Do they have similar sound signature??
I want to buy k92 for recording
Tell me is it good ?
@@elkingofficielchannel5265 don't buy it... It doesn't sound good. Buy Samson SR850 instead... Way better sounding...
My experience with the K240 was underwhelming. I can't imagine mixing with these, more power to you if you can.
Sorry they didn't work out for you. They are definitely beginner studio headphones. My channel shows material for the beginner. I use a pair of $300 dollar headphones by AKG to do professional recording and mixes.
I bought K92 for mixing and mastering as I could afford only that right now. A little tight on budget
Sorry but I think that was a bad choice. These are made perfect for monitoring because of emphasised low range and reduced mid range, lightweight, comfort and low price. You need flat headphones for mixing, like akg k271 mkII or some audio technicas, k92s lack too much of mid-range detail.
@@simonbezek6382 thank you very much for the suggestion. I'll try to get AKG k271 or audiotechnicia. Yes, I'm really experiencing problems while mixing due to my choice of Headphones.
Wow! nice find!
Yes it was!
Get an upgrade cable and velours pads for the K240.
I have AKG K-92 - I do not recommend them for mixing the music, they have very muddy midrange, and lacks low bass. They do not show the details of the mix. (I have also pair of studio monitors to compare them). I am searching for new headphones now.
What did you decide?
They are only for low budget novice studios people who are just starting out. Thats what this video is about and my channel thanks.
My question is , when I recording my voice to the condenser mic with karaoke music background which one is better no sound comes outside from headphones?
The K92 are really good for that type of situation cause they do not have no sound leakage on the sides.
@@themusicianslounge8562 thanks very much i already bought it .
what about audio-technica M20x and Shure SRH240A ??? all 3 cost about 70 US dlls
Yeah those are pretty decent
@@themusicianslounge8562 which one do you prefer??
The M20x is decent
@@themusicianslounge8562 over the akg k92?
They are entry level headphones but they will do well for you.
Very awesome work. great job too.
Thank you so much i will have more videos coming soon for beginners to learn from.
great advice there Joe 👍👍
I'm glad you like the video thank you so much for your support.
Thank you😊
Which pair would you choose for DIed or virtual instruments?
AKG 240 Woukd be best I use them all the time they are nice and reasonable.
@@themusicianslounge8562 That would be my choice as well :D
I have this feeling that I forgot to do something.. I don't know what exactly, but I feel like there was something I was supposed to do.
thanks
Awesome work bro😀👍🎶
Thanks I hope this info works for you I highly recommend it. Thank you so much for the compliment.
so open back means others gonna hear it aswell right?
Yeah the sound will leak out cause they are open back vented. You definitely don't want to record a live mic situation.
Love this channel too, subbed to it also
tnx sir
No problem and I hope these videos help everyone. Stay on your musical journey.
is dis review or introducing
*QUESTION: where is wire going to 2nd earphone*
The cord attaches to the headphones on the side.
You plug it in like you would a guitar chord
@@themusicianslounge8562 i mean i dont see wire which go to 2nd ear in AKG k92.
I have booth ones
You got both that's awesome they are really good for the price.