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AKG K 81 DJ : Recensione di ericthegreat
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Le AKG K 81S sono una serie di cuffie da studio per gli usi di tutti i tipi (anche se dicono che sono cuffie DJ). Mi limiterò a dire in anticipo che io non sono un grande fan di queste cuffie, in quanto si sentono a buon mercato e non hanno un grande suono. AKG apparentemente convenuto quanto non sono più rendendo queste cuffie, anche se si può probabilmente trovare quelli usati. Le cuffie sono adatti solo per una domanda, e questo è per l'ascolto durante la registrazione. Non hanno un grande suono a tutti, ma andrà bene per questo tipo di utilizzo, non è necessario per ottenere il massimo possibile quando il monitoraggio dell'immagine durante la registrazione (anche se può aiutare). Fanno comprendono una buona quantità di risposta dei bassi, ma non è un suono stretto a me. Si potrebbe anche ottenere via con loro utilizzo per finalità generali di ascolto, ma non si vuole veramente andare in giro là fuori con queste sulla testa? Non solo sono enormi, ma si sentono veramente a buon mercato. L'esterno è fatto di un qualche tipo di plastica e si aggiunge realmente alla adesività di entrambi nella gestione di essi e guardare. Non so quando queste cuffie sono state fatte o per quanto tempo, ma c'è anche un AKG K 220 che è essenzialmente lo stesso set di cuffie con un altro nome. Dubito che questi stanno andando per il troppo nel mercato dell'usato, ma non erano a buon mercato come avrebbero dovuto, mentre erano ancora in corso. Abbiamo un paio di questi 81S K in tutto il tipo di studio che galleggiano da una stanza all'altra secondo necessità, ma per me sono sempre l'ultima coppia dallo scaffale e utilizzata solo su una base deve necessaria. Ovviamente, io suggerirei di stare lontano dalla AKG K 81S e guardando qualcos'altro che è un po 'più robusto nel make up e ha un suono migliore.
The AKG K 81’s are a set of studio headphones for uses of all types (even though they say they are DJ headphones). I'll just say up front that I'm not a huge fan of these headphones, as they feel cheap and don't have a great sound. AKG apparently agreed as they are no longer making these headphones, although you can probably find used ones. The headphones are only suitable for one application, and that's for listening during recording. They don't have a great sound at all, but will be fine for this kind of use as you don't need to get the fullest picture possible when monitoring during recording (although it can help). They do encompass a good amount of bass response, but it's not a tight sound to me at all. You could also get away with using them for general listening purposes, but do you really want to be walking around out there with these on your head? Not only are they huge but they're really cheap feeling. The outside is made out of some kind of plastic and it really adds to the tackiness of them both in handling of them and look. I'm not sure when these headphones were made or for how long, but there's also an AKG K 220 which is essentially the same set of headphones under a different name. I doubt that these are going for too much in the used market, but they weren't as cheap as they should have been while they were still being made. We have a pair of these K 81’s around the studio that kind of float from room to room as needed, but for me they're always the last pair off the shelf and only used on a must needed basis. Obviously, I'd suggest staying away from the AKG K 81’s and looking at something else that's a bit sturdier in make up and has a better sound.
Original English text: worth the buyOverall Opinion
The AKG K 81’s are a set of studio headphones for uses of all types (even though they say they are DJ headphones). I'll just say up front that I'm not a huge fan of these headphones, as they feel cheap and don't have a great sound. AKG apparently agreed as they are no longer making these headphones, although you can probably find used ones. The headphones are only suitable for one application, and that's for listening during recording. They don't have a great sound at all, but will be fine for this kind of use as you don't need to get the fullest picture possible when monitoring during recording (although it can help). They do encompass a good amount of bass response, but it's not a tight sound to me at all. You could also get away with using them for general listening purposes, but do you really want to be walking around out there with these on your head? Not only are they huge but they're really cheap feeling. The outside is made out of some kind of plastic and it really adds to the tackiness of them both in handling of them and look. I'm not sure when these headphones were made or for how long, but there's also an AKG K 220 which is essentially the same set of headphones under a different name. I doubt that these are going for too much in the used market, but they weren't as cheap as they should have been while they were still being made. We have a pair of these K 81’s around the studio that kind of float from room to room as needed, but for me they're always the last pair off the shelf and only used on a must needed basis. Obviously, I'd suggest staying away from the AKG K 81’s and looking at something else that's a bit sturdier in make up and has a better sound.
