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The K240 Studio professional over-ear, semi-open studio headphones are designed for professional applications such as mixing, mastering and playback. The advanced XXL transducers with Varimotion diaphragms deliver a wide dynamic range, increased sensitivity and high sound levels. The semi-open design provides a solid bass range and extremely clear highs. The over-ear pads envelop the ears nicely making them extremely comfortable to wear.

The K240 Studio features a professional mini XLR connector, allowing for quick replacement of the cable. The 3 m cable included provides a convertible jack plug for easily connecting portable equipment.

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Best mixing headphones!

I will probably never use HD600 again for mixing, I've had such a bad experience with how the bass translates. AKG K240s aren't pleasant, but seem to give better results for me.

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Gear Porn thread - pics of your slutty setups

...list: Drum Machine - thinking Vermona or the Behringer 909 clone, maybe TR8s Monitors - don't know what yet. Using AKG 240's from 1992 for now. Outboard effects - Going ITB for the moment. Behringer Pro 16 when it comes out.. and pretty much any analog clone - and then maybe dive into their...

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Austrian Audio Hi-X55 headphone opinions?

I use this headphone for live sound mixing and pfl-ing. After decades of AKG 240, Audio Technica M50, Ultrasone 750pro, Senn. HD25, Sony 7506 (which worked best all these years), Beyerdynamic DT770 pro, this Austrian Audio is the over all most linear, best sounding, most comfortable wearing, loudest before severe distortion, loudest distortion free...

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"Reliable, comfortable, and totally accurate" is how Sweetwater describes these semi-open studio headphones. I could not have said it better myself. I have been through a fair share of headphones in the 50-100 dollar range and I must say that these are on the top of my list.

The biggest plus...

by Itsgrandzbaby

I have had many pro headphones in my commercial studio for many years.

My N/DYM Sonys always worked for my drummers.

These AKG's are what I am most comfortable as a musician when tracking with. No fatigue, warm engaging low end and not too bright to make me paranoid. Likes a powerful...

by soundmark

As these still seem to be available new I figured a contemporary review might be in order.

The bottom line is that they are very comfortable, with a large round cup and a good driver/weight ratio. I like the sound band and find it nice and even. They are comfortable to listen to (and wear) for...

by micropho6ia

I'll add my 2 cents (pence) worth since I have four pairs of 240's including two 600 Ohm units I've had for over 35 years and two Austrian made 55 Ohm units. I use one pair every day in my studio, but before COVID I often used another pair for a client musician while tracking. Although many people...

by Sound-Guy

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