Review on Headphones AKG K 52, black by Czesawa Piotrowska ᠌

The sound is evocative of Japanese high-fidelity audio, which caters to audiophiles interested in high frequencies. I don't care about the level of detail; rather, I want the sound to be well-balanced and unfatiguing, just like it was in older budget versions like the AKG K404. And the price of K404 was cut in half. The K52 wouldn't have a chance if they were still available for purchase today. Various pros: It is quite comfortable to wear, and it is so light that the head does not practically grow fatigued even after 12 hours of use. Extremely effective isolation from the sounds of the environment. Even if there are noises from construction going on nearby, you just listen to music. If you are already familiar with high-end audio equipment, then the sound won't introduce you to any new territories; but, in comparison to earbuds, this is unquestionably space. These are some downsides: As a result of the high frequencies being turned up, the vocalists in around ninety percent of the songs lisp throughout the entire song. As a result of the mids being pushed further into the background, you will be able to hear the vocalists lisping very clearly, but you won't be able to comprehend what they are singing about.