Review on AKG Black N60 Noise Canceling Headphones by Nick Mitchell

I don't usually write reviews, most events have been covered and I usually feel like I have nothing to add. You shouldn't buy it in favor of the Bose NC line, for example. I love sound, I have an ear for music and I enjoy music more when I hear such details. Knowing the AKG's reputation, I knew the sound produced by the headphones would be crisp and clear, but I've read several reviews of the NC feature claiming it produces a kind of static sound. This initially put me off buying these headphones as I want to hear my music as clearly as possible and at an affordable price. So, considering the price and most of the positive reviews, I decided to buy these headphones. because alternative headphones are more expensive and I'm not impressed with the sound that Bose produces with their products. me improves my musical experience in a positive way. The aforementioned static noise isn't audible to me because I've never been anywhere where it's quiet enough to hear a pin drop. Which also raises the question of whether NC headphones should be used in an environment where there is almost no noise. Second, the argument keeping me from buying these headphones is that the sound will be "flat". Often the reviewer stated that they noticed the lack of bass when playing through headphones. Now when I listen to AKG I cannot understand why it is actually possible to get a "flat" sound with these headphones unless that person is a hearing impaired headphone. These headphones give a very natural sound, well balanced, as said, you hear a lot of details, just as the artist intended. I am very happy with these headphones and would highly recommend them if you are looking for NC headphones.