Thanks mate! :)

aye

This review is a very high review of that reviewing reviewer so you should go on to review more reviewing reviewers with that well reviewed reviewing skills of yours

Thanks mate. I try to make the sort of videos I'd like to watch myself, ie without 48 minutes of blah blah before the review starts. 😁👍

Pleasure! 😁👍

Thanks mate 😁👍

Thank you :)

Glad you like it 😁👍

Thanks for the feedback mate, I appreciate it :)

Noice!

may i know how's the sound quality so far? thinking of buy this model too for quiet practice on my guitar amp

@@TheRandom2334 me too

Thanks mate

Happy it helped you!

Should i buy them or oneodio pro 10?

Thank you! 😁👍

Cheers mate 😁👍

hey So u have 3:57 problem cause i wanna buy this headphone for gaming and im stuck rn

@@Idontknow-qo5gp I’ve never experienced it with my k92 headphones

K92 Owner here, more than a year using them and I can't say they are comfortable, they get all sweaty after barely 30 minutes of use... My only solution since I use them all day for gaming, watching movies and hearing music all alike...was to put toilet paper over the pads pressure point bellow my ear and replace them once they get all dirty after a week of use or so, no more sweat and adds an extra layer of comfort (soft toilet paper, not the cheap kind). And to fix the head-set touching my ears inside I added toilet paper as well inside the air-pad, all around them to increase the distance to the ear, adds more thickness to the ear-pads and also eliminate humidity by simple air absorption like a dehumidifier would. Another thing is the ear-pad made out of synthetic leather will ware off after 1-3 years of use and I was already prepare for that, I currently had to replace the air-pads a week ago after almost 2 years of heavy use, even bough them on advance after a month of use since I knew is was going to happen and I didn't wanna swap them given how much they can last with some small maintained done to them. The other option is to pill off the broken leather with your finger and you find a second layer of good old soft sheet, it should solve discomfort issues but sound quality will degrade a bit because you lose the perfect seal provide by the plastic leather. Planning on upgrading to ATH-M50x when I can get the money but so far I'm not disappointed with this head-sets regarding quality of the sound despite the fact they do need a small tune using Smart-EQ to boost Bass/tremble a bit to solve some issues when they are brand new, like hearing the plastic noise inside the chamber (less noticeable after a month of use). I also use glasses and the only advice I can give is to adjust the temple tips of your glasses if you find discomfort and try different position around them, but all and all every headset gets better after a week of use, they accommodate to the glasses and if not you should seek to buy new ones with low profile temple tips or find a replace for them since this part of the glasses come in different size and shapes (cheap replacement).

Glad you liked it!

Did you find it accurate?

Yeah fair point!

how was it?

@@freshofftheboat66 highs are clear enough but could have been more accurate but can't blame it to the price, Mids are true and exactly how it should sound like (May differ, depends on what you listen to) and lows are sorta lacking and feels like it was boosted from the factory but still feels dry like it is supposed. Overall good purchase. For studio use, this is a stepping stone to perfection in the right way I would say.

@@TrilokD oh wow this helped now I wanna confirm the buy

What they do is faithfully reproduce a flat version (not as much bass as you may expect from other such headphones) of anything that goes through them. They will provide a really clean version through either the 3.5mm or 1/4" jack & in my experience they sound the same. Hope that helps.

Yep I think you're spot on with your logic.

Can you measure inside pad dimensions?

Thank you 😁👍

Welp, I've used them for about a week solid now, and I gotta say that they're more than adequate for listening headphones. Cable noise is basically nonexistent for me(I heard that some people had that problem), and the sound is absolutely amazing for me. Now, this is my first pair of "professional" or "Audiophile" grade headphones. So for anyone who is looking to get into this hobby, or just wants a REALLY nice pair for cheap(Got mine for under 30 bucks on sale) I recommend these highly. The comfort of these is absolutely unmatched by anything else I've ever owned. Only thing I can even say is that the ear-cups get a little hot after about 3-4 hours of non-stop use. However, aftermarket vented earcups can fix this issue.

try the Sennheiser HD206, they always come through with quality for all budgets

It's more that it's REALLY noticeable with these headphones, so while others might have this issue it is very prevalent here.

Great!..which one did u buy?!?

Thanks mate, you might also enjoy this one: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m8ByqpiY3L-1lok.html

Kya akg 52 acha hai 1 mixing ke liye?, 2 beat making , 3 vocal Processing ke liye.

Might be but I wouldn't count on it. My suspicion is that the response curve is flattened so much that a boost will only be marginally effective. For general purpose listening I would find another solution.

Thanks man. Yep all good

Hmm interesting I found them to be the opposite so I guess it must be a software issue. I use Audition, OBS and my Rodecaster Pro, all of which run it as a bright headset and none of which are bassy. I guess any EQ software overlay would work, but check that you don't have a dud set. Maybe just plug them into your phone and play some music if it still sounds too bassy I'd consider getting a replacement set. Let me know how you go.

@@ArveyJay would these be good for gaming?

@@dimitristouhell2346 it depends. The sound reproduction is great but because of the flat response curve you will not get the low bass frequencies coming through, so if you're after "big booms" in your audio, these are not a good choice. Hope that helps!

@@ArveyJay can you describe the soundstage?

@@cataclysmal5315 I'll give it a crack... first if all the sound is clear and detailed across most of the frequency range. The midzones can occasionally sound a but muddy but for voice-only applications this is not a major consideration. Might get a bit lost with multiple instruments in the mid zone. As discussed in the video the muted bass means you will hear a more tinny rhythm and bass section but it will still be clear, arguably better for music production because the lower end is not overpowering the rest. Hope that helps!

Be aware of the issues for video editing that I mentioned in the video. There's one big pitfall here if you shoot outside or in audio complex environments.

Mostly plastic, connection bars between cups are metal. Durability is pretty good!

As mentioned in the video, no. The flat response curve means your audio experience in these settings will not be right.

@@ArveyJay Do you have an opinion on the Sennheiser hd206?

@@TheSilentEvil sorry mate I'm not familiar enough with those to give you a proper review/comparison. If they are also billed as studio monitor headphones then they will suffer the same issue (to some extent). You're looking for a general purpose listening headphone. I have a review of some great sony headphones on my channel but these are quite pricey so it depends on your needs. Good luck 😁👍

@@TheSilentEvil discomfort hd206 with very flat not rich sometimes awfull for many music and movies but ok for "only monitoring" with damn annoying double cable undetachable but if ur budget just on it get it for wise not for lovely one

If it's not being touched there's no noises from the cord. It's clean and clear when the cord is just resting. Hope that helps.

@@ArveyJay thnx bro

Thank you. You can, but I wouldn't. These are studio monitor headphones and don't have a normal audio profile so everything will sound tinny.

@@ArveyJay thanks man

I'm sorry I don't have those to compare to. These are ok as an all rounder but the flat response curve means that the bass end will be reduced. If that doesn't bother you and you're ok with the other aspects covered in the video, then these are fine as general headphones.

@@ArveyJay thanks for the reply man👍🏾. I will do some more research and go for best ones possible.

@@paulgodson798 cool. Let me know how you go 😁👍

Comfort is ok. There's no pressure on the ears themselves unless your ears stick out a lot you should be fine. :)

Ok I hear you, it's a bit confusing. So basically the headphones are fine for any application, however their flat tone means that they don't boost any particular part of the audio 'spectrum'. For gaming and music the quality is going to be great BUT those big bass beats and big explosions are not going to sound epic at all as the bass is not amplified by these headphones as their purpose is different. It feels like the bass is kind of 'missing' from the soundscape. Their quality is great, isolation is solid, but a general listener might want to hear more of the bass, which is missing/toned down in these. Does that clear it up? You'll still hear it just not as much as you might want. :)

@@ArveyJay Thank you very much! Perfectly cleared! I'm a "general listener" that doesn't like then bass "triumphs" over high notes, so I'll probably go for this headphone. Arvey, thanks again, great content!

@@felipehirono3219 I also think to choose akg k72 or to limit myself to a younger model akg k52. Headphones are needed only for home use: computer games, music, films. Please write your impressions about the sound in ak k72. Do you have an external sound card (or other sound source), or is it built-in?

Can't say with 100% confidence in a live session but it's good for pre recorded.

@@ArveyJay So far i have invested in cheap Chifi IEM but wanted to try a Over the ear headphones and these seem in budget. Will be using for gaming and casual listening - will this good for that purpose ?

try samson sr850, if you want more analytical try the philipps SHP9500.

samson is dirtcheap shows promise, if you want closeback try takstar of all of em are also chi-fi's

Yep absolutely.

Fixed.

if u get acquainted with your gear and learn how to mix with them.Then its possible to create good quality mixes.

@@bestofeverything3920 Sensible reply but my question still remains unanswered. Let me put it this way- are the K72s near flat sounding cans?

I have used it mainly for voice mixing but in that space it's great!

Which did you end up buying?

@@akshatrb AKG because of comfort

no mic :)

@@ArveyJay ty

Negative, it's fixed in there and doesn't come out. Just the adapter comes off.

Absolutely, so long as it has the right plug. 👍