AKG K240 Studio

Open-back headphones · Ref. K 240 Studio

AKG K240 Studio semi-open circumaural headphones, with detachable cable and self-adjusting headband, designed for straightforward studio use.

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Description

The AKG K240 Studio is a semi-open headphone with a circumaural design, meaning the ear cushions fully enclose the ear without pressing on it. This open format allows air to circulate through the capsules, which directly affects the sound reproduction and comfort during extended listening.

The cable connects via a detachable plug, a choice that simplifies replacement in case of wear or damage, without having to change the entire headphone. The model uses a single cable rather than a two-strand system, which limits the risk of tangling and makes everyday handling easier.

The headband is self-adjusting: it automatically adapts to the shape of the user's head, with no manual adjustment needed before each listening session. This system aims to provide stable fit and consistent comfort, even during prolonged wear.

These headphones are aimed at users looking for a semi-open circumaural model for indoor listening, studio use or a quiet environment, as the open design does not isolate from outside noise and allows some sound to leak to the outside.

Technical specifications

Frequency response 15 - 25 000 Hz
Impedance 55 Ω
Sensitivity 104 dB/V
Power handling 200 mW
Connectivity Gold-plated 3.5 mm stereo jack with 6.3 mm adapter
Length 3 m

What to check before buying used

On this semi-open model, the foam ear cushions compress and crack over time: check their suppleness and that there is no tearing, noting that replacements are easily available thanks to the detachable cable. Also check the tension of the self-adjusting headband, which can loosen after many years of use, as well as the condition of the cable's connector, the most heavily used contact point. A slight crackling in a single channel is often a sign of connector oxidation rather than a fault with the transducers.

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