AKG Acoustics K 271 MK II Professional Studio Headphones, 16Hz - 28kHz Frequency Range, 55Ohms Impedance, 91dB Sensitivity

A very good mid-range studio headphone with auto power off and auto size adjustment.

After several years of daily use, my AKG K271s were a little worn.No question about what to replace them with, another set of AKG271s.Excellent sound, superb response, solid build, conmfortable.A must have.

I treated myself to these after being advised by my favourite audio/podcast specialist - they are entry level to a whole new world and coming from a cheepo headset, this one blew my little ears.. in a good way. You only realise something isn't good when you try something in a different league...

Had these for over a year now, still great.

great product. it sometimes mutes itself tho, I don't know why. restarts when I hit it :)

Realized I wasn't that bad playing piano

solid and nicely isolated due to their closed back nature, these headphones are ideal for my uses, they are solely used as my drumming headphones, so I can jam along to my songs without having to play my music too loudly, and stopping me going deaf from my drum kit too.

The headphones are nice. The sound is very very flat and thats not so bad. The only disappointing thing is that this model is made in China and feels a bit cheap compared to the previous K 271S.

They look mint ! And feel nice to ware ! They feel exspensive but the sound is just so tinny ... where's the bass????

I bought these to replace an ageing pair of Koss studio monitor headphones I'd had about eight years. Over time, I had realised that the Koss, while a fine pair of 'phones - albeit rather old-fashioned - were quite heavy and I could use them for no more than an hour before my head ached and I got...

Did not work! Factory fault maybe! Very disapointed