K175 On Ear, Closed-Back Foldable Wired DJ Headphones With Detachable Cable, Black

Good quality and Natural sound

The headphone also had technical defect. The left side had compromised volume while the right side was normal.

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Hallo, nachdem ich mir die AKG K275 gekauft und lieb gewonnen habe, dachte ich mir nach der Begeisterung, dass ich mir für unterwegs und zum Spazieren gehen noch die kleineren AKG's ordern muss. Also den K175 bestellt und bin genauso begeistert! Gute und massive Verarbeitung, kein Plastik und vor allem auch ein guter Klang. Im Gegensatz zum K275, klingt der kleine Bruder K175 basslastiger und besitzt auf jeden Fall mehr Tiefen. Macht ja nix und finde ich sogar beachtlich. Die Höhen kommen ja genauso durch und insgesamt wirkt die Musik so dynamischer. Zum Thema Spiralkabel kann ich nur das gleiche schreiben, wie in der Rezension zum K275: Man kann das Kabel auf 5 Meter über eine Woche fixieren und somit dehnen. Es ist danach butterweich, lang und nicht mehr so steif wie vorher. Doch für meine Zwecke für unterwegs am Handy und in der Jackentasche, ist es so perfekt! Nicht ganz so klanglich gut wie K275, aber trotzdem ist der AKG K175 ein toller gut klingender Kopfhörer mit hochwertiger Verarbeitung. Meine Empfehlung hierfür mit 4,5 Sternen! ;-) Update, 27.12.21: Ich bin nach wie vor sehr zufrieden mit dem K175. Als Hinweis möchte ich noch anfügen, dass dieser für den Einsatz an Hifi und AV Receiver nicht gerade so ideal und da etwas überfordert wäre. Ich nutze daran den AKG K275. Für kleinere Geräte wie Handy oder Tablet zum Beispiel ist der K175 perfekt und hört sich daran (bei amazon music beispielsweise) wirklich unbeschreiblich gut an. Da macht Musik hören wirklich Spaß! Bin froh beide Kopfhörer zu besitzen und euch somit meine Erfahrungen hier weiter geben kann.

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Great sound, not far from the k271, but with a bit warmer sound. The quality seems great at first, actually really impressive. After about two weeks of use the pads started breaking down, and after about 6 month the whole construction came apart. What seemed like solid metal rods, like the pair of metal rods holding everything together turned out to be hollow press-fitted metal tubes. You need to treat them like they were made of glass. It took me a decade to wear out a pair of K271 MkII, and only six month to wear out this pair. They are very loose fitting and would only fit a large head, so they're perfect if you have a larger head and feel that other headphones give too much pressure. I might get a second pair just because of this single reason.

Needed to replace my old broken studio cans but wanted a pair which I could carry around a lot more easily than previously was the case. Not many of those on the market but I chanced on these AKG245's which seemed to fit the bill. I plumped for these as I use my phones for radio broadcasting rather than mastering so I like the open backs because my ears don't get too hot on a three hour show and the studio is quiet enough that I don't have to worry about the sound leakage from them. Also, the phones are largely metal rather than plastic so are likely to prove very sturdy. I do a minimum of 2 shows per week, quite often more, and prefer to use my own cans rather than any which may be laying around the studio. This means they are in and out of the gadget bag on a regular basis. Strength and compactness are therefore important. These AKG's fold nicely and easily fit into the drawstring bag which came with the other accessories in the box. I occasionally do live DJ gigs and these will be much more suitable for those jobs compared to the larger non foldables I had used to avoid buying another rarely required expensive pair of DJ cans. Now, on to sound quality and comfort. Having worn them last week over a three hour period I am impressed with the very level frequency response and the transparency and openness of the sound from the 50mm drivers. I had read much about the accuracy of AKG's professional range and have to say I am not disappointed with the sound at all. Very easy to listen to for long periods. Relatively comfortable to wear although I did find that the inner diameter of the pads were a bit smaller than I'm used to. I will probably consider looking at replacing these with a pair of Brainwavz pads as these are slightly thicker and have a larger central diameter hole than the OEM pads. Self-adjusting headband and my head and ears weren't hot after all that time - may not be for everyone though as I have a small head for a man. Price was amazing and the sound was every bit as good as my old Studiospares open back cans.