The bass, drums, and guitar are all very present but the singer's voice is a bit more subdued and strained than with other

Replaceable/Upgradable earpadsCons- Self-adjusting fit is a bit finicky- Semi-open design can bleed quite a bit of noise into your surroundingsBottom line: This is a fantastic set of cans for a ridiculously low price.

The mid-range is probably it best strength and the treble may be a slight bit bright.

Compared to the MDR 7506 (closed headphones, but similarly priced) these AKGs have crisper and more musical highs but the bass lacks a bit

they are a bit quieter

Also I can listen to music for hours and hours on them because they are so non-fatiguing: marvelously balanced and even have a slight treble roll-off, which is fine for someone getting on in years like me who's probably already lost a bit of the higher frequency hearing (above 15KHz).

The fit sitting on my head is just a bit looser than I would like; I wish it were just a bit tighter for a more secure feel

can get.-Volume is a little too low for my taste-Really long regular (non-coiled) wire can be a bit of a nuisanceVery comfortable, much more comfortable than my previous pair

Awesome sounding headphones, however they leak a bit too much, but the sound quality is good

Noise leaks out quite a bit though and they feel pretty loose on my head

They also, because they are Semi-Open, leak a good bit of noise.

Great price--Replaceable wireCons:--A bit tricky to take somewhere, but these headphones are more for home use

I have used the older K240 headphones for years and they are workhorses but they need a good bit of juice to sound goo and my iPhone just couldn't drive them properly

The ear pads are made of some sort of vinyl so it gets a bit uncomfortable after a while but nothing to really worry about

The suspension may 'feel' a bit insecure at first, and the pads may wiggle a bit if you shake your head really hard

They also, because they are Semi-Open, leak a good bit of noise.

Enhances your mixes a bit but they're still useful (most other people arent listening to music through monitors

They have a fair bit of detail during dynamic passages but when things get quiet, they won't allow you to pick out every little inflection in the recording.

Also the ear cups are round and can be a bit uncomfortable for those with large (non-round) ears.

While it's a bit odd for headphones that sound this good to be so light initially, it's actually quite nice and allows for extended listening without discomfort

The cord split a bit, but I taped it up.

They do leak quite a bit of sound, so if you want to be able to use them in the library or at night with people sleeping they're not ideal

A bit loose for my

Every bit of praise from others is correct

As a result, if you are a bass-head, you'll probably think these are a bit weak

They isolate a bit more than I'd like, but the reviews suggest that they're still as reliable as they were twenty years ago

great feel, great sound, although i wish they were a little bit louder bass wise everything else works out great!

It might be a bit difficult to find a cable for them though, as instead of a normal aux cord, these have a 35mm plug on one end and a mini XLR on the other that plugs into the headphones

The cable on the k240's does seem a bit thin and flimsy, by the way, so if you can embrace the extra cash and hideous color scheme of the MK

The AKG K619s sounded better than the Status headphones which were a bit too shrill.

I have been using earbuds for a while between headphones and at first the presence of bass from these phones sounded a bit muddy to my ears

The new ones are not as crisp in the highs, the low midrange dominates a bit too much, causing a murky low end, and I actually had a bass note break up in one channel while playing an L.P. at moderately high volume

They are every bit as good as they used to be

, sound bleeds out quite a bit.

although they are this durable i still like to take care of