Review on AKG K240 Studio Professional Headphones Bundle with Hard Shell Case - Superior Sound and Protection (2 Items) by Agata Potocka ᠌

The mid-range is compressed as a direct result of the buzzing in the upper bass. The details in the music can be picked out, although they are less audible and less prominent than we had hoped. Even if they make a little bit of chirping noise, the high ones do not aggravate. Considered in light of the Yamaha 475 receiver that I currently own. The music is clearer and more detailed when heard through the Infinity Alpha 40 speakers, but when listened to through headphones, it does not improve at all. When I played the Kawai CA78 electronic piano, I usually did so while wearing headphones. Purchased something online after reading the reviews. I was under the impression that virtually any would do for such a purpose. The emphasis was placed, first and foremost, not only on the ease of landing (which was completely warranted), but also on the reviews of an even sound. It was discovered that the quality of the sound produced by the piano is also the same: the basses are buzzing, they are not natural, and they are pushing, and the seconds in the lower octaves are smeared. The sound is smooth and detailed across the full frequency range, despite the fact that the built-in acoustics have what I would call a little muted quality. Because of this, I have decided that I do not want to use headphones. They did nothing more than assist in realizing that low-cost acoustics are always going to be superior to low-cost headphones in any regard. Listen to the headphones before making the purchase in person, is something I will say for the hundred and first time after others. I'm curious to find out which headphones in this price range have a sound that is brighter and has less bass. The low-cost Sennheiser MX170 earbuds have a high level of detail but are overly bright. They are an excellent choice for watching videos on YouTube. I would like a golden mean.