AKG K72 Geschlossener Kopfhörer
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Der AKG K72 ist ein günstiger, bequemer Studio-Kopfhörer mit langem Kabel und geringem Gewicht. Die Klangqualität ist für diese Preisklasse angemessen, aber die Mitten wirken dumpf und weniger klar, was besonders bei Gesang und Instrumenten auffällt. Die Geräuschisolierung ist mäßig, da die Ohrpolster nicht immer gut abschließen, vor allem bei Brillenträgern. Das feste Kabel ist im Studio praktisch, aber weniger für den mobilen Einsatz geeignet. Die Verarbeitung besteht größtenteils aus Kunststoff, wodurch der Kopfhörer weniger robust wirkt. Für günstiges, komfortables Tracking geeignet, aber nicht für kritisches Mischen.
Bewertungen von AKG K72 Geschlossener Kopfhörer
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Pretty good, used to practicing with airpods and a Blackstar 3w practice amp, so massive improvement. Cable could be longer, only complaint! Otherwise, comfortable, attractive enough, and good value for money
Pretty good, used to practicing with airpods and a Blackstar 3w practice amp, so massive improvement. Cable could be longer, only complaint! Otherwise, comfortable, attractive enough, and good value for money
Alex Richardson-Lee
16. September 2026
Only missing a volume control, otherwise works well, long cord which is great, I recommend it
Only missing a volume control, otherwise works well, long cord which is great, I recommend it
Coucou
27. Mai 2026
They may not have been expensive, but what good is it if they don't have bass? I might not know much about this; I'm an amateur, making music as a hobby in Ableton Live, and I've only recently been using these headphones. In the final mix, I boost the bass because there's not enough of it with the reference K72 headphones, and what's the result? The music mixed this way sounds terrible on another audio source because there's way too much bass, dominating the entire project. It's a trap... This is a serious problem for me; I'm not happy with these headphones. They're basically useless.
They may not have been expensive, but what good is it if they don't have bass? I might not know much about this; I'm an amateur, making music as a hobby in Ableton Live, and I've only recently been using these headphones. In the final mix, I boost the bass because there's not enough of it with the reference K72 headphones, and what's the result? The music mixed this way sounds terrible on another audio source because there's way too much bass, dominating the entire project. It's a trap... This is a serious problem for me; I'm not happy with these headphones. They're basically useless.
komza
17. November 2025
68 year old music fanatic, the best sound I have ever heard, thanks
68 year old music fanatic, the best sound I have ever heard, thanks
Mr Steve
3. Mai 2025
68 year old music fanatic, the best sound I have ever heard, thanks
68 year old music fanatic, the best sound I have ever heard, thanks
Mr Steve
3. Mai 2025
