The AKG K72 Closed-Back Studio Headphones for Professional Audiofrom AKG K72 Closed-Back Studio Headphones for Professional Audiois a closed-back and over-the-ear studio headphone that features professional-grade 40mm drivers and a self-adjusting headband that is light and comfortable. It can be used with a broad range of playback devices in applications for rehearsals, recording studios, live stages, and more.

The K72 headphones are built with a single-sided nondetachable 3.5mm TRS 9.8' cable and include a 1/4" screw-on adapter. The frequency response is 16 Hz to 20 kHz and provides an accurate monitoring solution, which delivers an extended low-frequency that gives definition to kick drums and bass guitars. Furthermore, since earpads are usually the first components to show wear, these are replaceable to protect your investment over time. Finally, whether you're tracking the hook or mixing background harmonies, the K72 is designed to provide hours of comfort.

40mm Drivers    Over-Ear and Lightweight Design    Closed-Back for Maximum Isolation    Self-Adjusting Headband    9.8' Integrated Cable    Includes 1/4" Screw-On Adapter

The 40mm drivers deliver high sensitivity for a powerful output, plus an extended frequency response that reveals every detail. The K72s also feature a low-impedance design for compatibility with a broad range of playback devices, from professional studio gear to portable music players

The K72 headphones' closed-back design eliminates audio leakage and delivers sound to your ears only. A microphone won't pick up the sound of the click track in your headphones, and you'll always be able to mix peacefully without being distracted by outside noise

The self-adjusting headband automatically creates the perfect fit for every band member. No need to mess with delicate sizing mechanisms, which have the potential to break over time. Breathable, lightweight earpads encircle your ears, rather than putting pressure on them. And a single-sided cable gives you freedom to move

Replaceable earpads are usually the first components to wear, so to protect your investment over time, these earpads can be replaced

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Why did I receive the unopened box? without cellophane?

A: Audio-Technica does not wrap the box for the ATH-M50x headphones with cellophane. Inside the box, the headphones and included accessories are packed in plastic. This is how the headphones are shipped from the Audio-Technica factory. You can view "unboxing" videos on YouTube posted by people from around the world and you will see that the boxes for ATH-M50x headphones are not sealed and the contents do come packed in plastic. Please feel free to contact us if you have any other questions or concerns.

Q: 2. Can it be used with canon r6?

A: Yes, the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro Circumaural Closed-Back Monitor Headphones is compatible for use with the Canon EOS R6 Mark II Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 3. Is the fitting similar to the ATH-M20x?

A: Yes. Almost identical fitting.

Q: 4. Are these compatible with Hyperx Quadcast?

A: Yes. The Hyperx Quadcast offers a headphone output. The ATH M50 x has a 3.5mm connector. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1400598-REG/audio_technica_ath_m50x_headphones_case_and.html Hyperx Quadcast Headphone Output: Impedance: 32 Ohms Frequency Response: 20Hz – 20kHz Maximum Power Output: 7mW THD: 0.05% (1kHz/0dBFS) SNR: 90dB (1kHZ, RL = infinity) Compatible with: PC Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, PS4, Mac, Skype, Mumble, Open Broadcaster Software, and XSplit Certified by: Discord and TeamSpeak

Q: 5. Are these good for producing electronic music? Need a true representation of the sounds created in a DAW. Maybe some alternatives in the same price range or maybe even less?

A: These are an excellent choice for most audio editing and music creation.You may like these as well: Allen & Heath Xone XD2-53 Professional Monitoring Headphones B&H # ALXONEXD253 The Allen and Heath Xone XD2-53 Professional Monitoring Headphones have an over-ear closed-back design that provides isolation from ambient noise.The headphones feature 53mm neodymium dynamic drivers that reproduce a frequency range from infrasonic 5 Hz sub-bass to 33,0000 Hz ultrasonic treble. Together, the noise isolation, wide frequency range, and neodymium magnets allow you to hear your mix at the party or in the club.For comfort, the headphones feature a metal reinforced headband, soft earpads, and rotating earpieces for one-ear monitoring. For convenience, the headphones feature a portable folding design, detachable coiled cable, and include a carry pouch.The headphones are the company's in-house solution for DJs and complement their Xone series of professional mixers.

Q: 6. Is this good for gaming?

A: These headphones are excellent, and can be connected to a computer for great sounding audio while monitoring during gaming. But be aware that there is no microphone.

Q: 7. I need a set of headphones for doing homework to eliminate distractions. How do these do for isolating outside noises?

A: They'll work fine for that, as long as it's not too loud. In-ear headphones will work better if you're in a very noisy environment.

Q: 8. Does it work well with Hyperx Quadcast?

A: This mic would work well with the HyperX Quadcast USB microphone. These reference headphone are comfortable, and have excellent sound isolation. The 3.5mm connection fits into the headphone jack on the mic.

Q: 9. Does the Audio-Technica ATH-M50X, as open box, include all accessories it would if not open box ?

A: Yes, all of the items that are included with the sealed Audio-Technica ATH-M50x Closed-Back Monitor Headphones (Black) model are included with the open box Audio-Technica ATH-M50x model. You can find the full list of included items in the 'In the Box' section of the product page, located on your far right-hand side of the Overview Tab.

Q: 10. Any thought about this headphones compare to Razer BlackShark Expert 2.0? M50X is the best headphone I ever used base on testing from B&H(I have Dr.dre Pro) but Razer BlackShark Expert 2.0 look also nice to me.

A: Of the headphones I've tried, the M50x's are the best. I haven't tried either of the others you mentioned, but I can say that the M50's are great, and are still the best I've used in any price range.