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| AKG Semi-Open Foldable Headphones - K24P | 
 enlarge | Brand: AKG
Category: CE
List Price: $43.00
Buy New: $28.64
You Save: $14.36 (33%)
New (3) from $28.64
Avg. Customer Rating:  10 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Fragile: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 10.5 x 5.7 x 2.5
Always on the move, always seeking new kicks? The K 24 P is the dynamic companion for your adventures. Let the pristine sound and powerful bass range of the K 24 P energize your favorite music! These trendy headphones are very comfortable and use the 3D-Axis mechanism to fold down to a small package that you can take wherever you go.
MPN: K24P
Model: K24P
UPC: 411378033802
EAN: 9002761011630
ASIN: B00066UTBI
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Semi-open, supra-aural dynamic headphones | | • | 3D-Axis unique folding mechanism allows the headphone to fold into a package smaller than a pair of sunglasses | | • | AKG's "Excellent Acoustics" delivers prestine sound quality with powerful bass | | • | Includes microfiber carrying bag |
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Product Description
The K24P is the dynamic companion for your adventures. Let the pristine sound and powerful bass range of the K24P energize your favorite music. These trendy headphones are very comfortable and use the 3D-Axis mechanism to fold down to a small package that you can take wherever you go.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 Great sound at a better price November 16, 2008
These AKG headphones seem to produce great sound. I have had more expensive Sennheiser headphones that do not match the AKG K24P's.
One complaint I have is that the design of the headband pushes the speaker sections against your ears. This is great for sound but if you are wearing these headphones for more than an hour or two it can begin to hurt the tops of your ears. This may be a result of wearing glasses and the headphones at the same time, producing a double stress.
Still, a great pair of headphones for a great price. They also look pretty funky.
Nice earphone October 24, 2008
I bought that for collection,checked that and found that it is working properly. Sound quality is pretty. Good stuff.
 The best price to quality ratio. August 9, 2008
These are the best headphones you will find for portable players. The five stars are because these cans sound every bit as good if not better than cans costing several times as much. They produce deep clean bass and shimmering highs with no compromise. The lab grade sensitivity allows you to listen at very low levels. This can both extend battery life as well as often lowering the s/n ratio of your player. One thing people never mention when reviewing headphones is the wind rush and stethoscope effects. These suffer from neither! A strong breeze has almost no effect making them great for outdoor use! I am VERY happy with mine.
Really good sound! April 28, 2008
A friend of mine compared these with the $140 Bose headphones, and we both thought these were much better, with crisper highs and drums that sounded less dull, with more "smack" to them. They are not isolating headphones but since they sit on the ear you can hear more of what's going on around you. They sound way better than the cheap earbuds that come with Ipods, you'll be impressed! And for the price they're a steal!
AKG K24P Headphones - Good Bang for your Buck September 21, 2007
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I recently purchased the AKG K24P headphones after my stock Sony Earbuds broke. There are always good and bad things about every product you'll buy - so, you have to weed out all the useless crap you might read that are written by consumers vs. audio equipment professionals.
Musical Preferences: Jazz (vocals and instrumentals), rock, alternative, world, popular, bossa nova, techno, and classical. I'm not into metal or country. I own a nice home stereo system (Aragon power amp, Magus tube pre-amp, California Audio CD Player, Acoustic Energy Speakers).
Product Description: The AKG K24P headphones have semi-open speakers, foldable, and a metal headband. The appearance is on the "cheap" side - made mostly of inexpensive/lightweight plastic. The cord leading to the separate headphones was unusually twisted out-of-the box. The cord does have a 90 degree plug (a plus), but no built in volume control (a negative, because some songs are louder than others). As others have complained - the metal headband is too tight out-of-the box. The headphones hurt my ears after about 5 minutes. No big deal. I just bent the metal headband and they are fine now. The headpones are on-the-ear types. They do not go around the ear like circumaural headphones do. Circumaural headphones and in-the-canal insert-type headphones do a better job of sealing out background noise. The headphones have a sensitivity of 125 db - which basically means they're pretty efficient. In other words, you won't need much power to make the music loud. Works great on my laptop and on my IPOD. On my laptop - I had to turn the volume almost all the way down.
I broke the headphones in for 75 hours using randomly played songs through my IPOD.
Listening Impression: The headphones are fairly neutral. By that I mean that it doesn't appear to favor or emphasize any part of the music per se. For example, my Sony earbuds were very "bright" or "tinny"; which emphasized high pitch notes. I characterize the sound of the Sony earbuds as being very "harsh."
The AKG K24Ps definately have more bass than the Sony earbuds. It was a fairly clean, punchy, but still somewhat lightweight for bass notes. If you're heavy into the beat of the music - you'll probably like other headphones better.
The K24Ps midrange response is very good - so, vocals are really nice to listen to.
Imaging: I have never found headphones that image as well as a good set of speakers. By "imaging", I mean that if you close your eyes and listen to the music - you can tell where individual instruments are playing or where the vocalist is standing. My Acoustic Engergy speakers do an awesome job with this (assuming that the quality of the recording is good). I haven't found a set of headphones that can image well. I believe the reason is because proper "imaging" requires reflections off surfaces in your listening area - and that sounds must arrive at each ear w/ small time delays. I know I'm getting to technical here - so, feel free to skip this part.
Bottom Line: The K24Ps are very good headphones for the money. I paid about $25 including S&H. They definitely outperform my Sony Earbuds. I don't know how durable these headphones are because I've only had them for a month. I give this product 4 stars because they don't sound nearly as good as my Acoustic Energy Speakers. I would characterize the K24Ps as "smooth" and easy to listen to. If you're heavy into bass, look elsewhere. If you're looking for a fairly neutral set of headphones - then look no further.
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