AKG K77 Headphones  

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All-around solid performers at a great price.

AKG K77 Headphones are all-round closed-back performers with solid bass and clean highs at a value price.

AKG K77 headphones offer you dynamic around-ear sound quality that is perfect for home studios and listening enjoyment. AKG K77 headphones include comfortable leatherette earpads that allow for extended wear. You get a very accurate listening experience, thanks to an 18Hz-20kHz frequency range. If you perform a lot of desktop recording, engage in late-night rehearsing, or just want to plug into an MP3 player, then AKG K77 headphones are ideal for you.

Features

  • Closed-back circumaural headphones
  • Excellent comfort
  • Dynamic, around-ear, closed-back design
  • Excellent price/performance ratio
  • Great for home recording
  • Leatherette earpads

Nice headphones for an affordable price, get yours now!

K77 Headphones Specifications:

  • Type: closed-back, dynamic headphones
  • Sensitivity: 115 dB/V
  • Frequency range: 18 to 20,000 Hz
  • Rated impedance: 32 ohms
  • Max. input power: 200 mW
  • Cable : 2.5 m single-sided (99,9% oxygen-free)
  • Connector: stereo mini plug
  • Adapter: convertible jack plug (1/8" to 1/4")
  • Net weight (without cable): 190 g (6.7 oz.)
  • Shipping weight: 400 g (14.1 oz.)
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AKG K77 - not as good as they could be

| Review By: MS18758526 | 1 month, 5 days ago

1 people out of 1 found this review helpful

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On the face of it, the AKG K77 really look like great headphones.  In  this case, you probably don't want to judge the book by the cover.  I bought both the K240 studio standard headphones and these K77 headphones in the same order, primarily to use the K77 as monitors in my recording studio.  I was hoping that they were relatively close (comparable) in sound quality,  but these two headphones are worlds apart.  The new K240 headphones actually sound exactly like my older pair of "pre-Harmon" K240s.  Unfortunately, the K77 sound terrible compared to not only the K240's but also to my old KOSS "Dime-store" closed-back headphones as well.  They're midrange heavy and while the bass is solid, the highs are not well defined at all (there's no detail to the high frequency content).  As I tried different styles of music, I realized that the K77s are best suited to HIP HOP/Dance/RAP.  When reproducing classical music, they sounded lifeless and when reproducing all forms of rock & metal, they were muddy & the midrange was all messed up (no high end sparkle). Save your money for a pair of K240 instead of buying these.  You will be REALLY glad you did.

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On the face of it, the AKG K77 really look like great headphones.  In  this case, you probably don't want to judge the book by the cover.

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get these now!

| Review By: Anonymous User | 1 year, 1 month ago

3 people out of 4 found this review helpful

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i love these headphones! after trying out many terrible lower priced headphones i was blown away by these AKG's. nice even sound that doesn't kill your ears and the smoothest bass response you can get for the money. they are miles above other headphones that claim to have 18hz frequency response. the mids and highs are smooth and these headphones have a great sweet spot that has enough volume to hear the whole mix at a good level without destroying your ear drums. you could get cheaper headphones and crank them, but you'd end up deaf. seriously.
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Yes
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No
Musical Experience:
active synth player, programmer, percussion, vocal
Style of music you play:
synthpop, dubstep, disco house, electropunk
Where you live:
akron ohio

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Big Bang for Your Buck!

| Review By: MileHighMusic | 1 year, 4 months ago

1 people out of 1 found this review helpful

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These K77s are great for what they cost.  In fact, they outperform many others that cost two to four times as much, or more.  They are VERY comfortable to wear and they look pretty good.  Sound is outstanding for what they cost.  Yes, you can get better sound but certainly not for anywhere near this kind of money. Bass is not as weak as I expected based on some other reviews - it was good enough for my use.  Overall, an excellent value for the money with good looks, light weight, and great sound.
Do you own the product?:
Yes
Have you used the product?:
No
Musical Experience:
Sound Engineer
Style of music you play:
Alternative
Where you live:
Denver, CO

Did you find this review helpful? yes no798053

Good, not Great

| Review By: DKatMusic | 1 year, 6 months ago

0 people out of 0 found this review helpful

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I bought these without doing much research. They were cheap, I trust the brand, and they looked pretty sweet. The biggest plus for these headphones is comfort. It is hard for me to find a pair of headphones I can wear for hours on end, and these are lightweight and the padding to this day feels great. They do a decent job keeping outside noise where it belongs and pick up a fairly typical frequency range. Not a lot of bass if thats what your looking for, but the midrange is smooth and the highs are pretty clear. For the price I can't complain and I don't regret the purchase. All i'm saying is don't expect to be amazed.
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Yes
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No
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Musician and avid listener
Style of music you play:
hip-hop (listen to everything)
Where you live:
Indianapolis

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Good 'phones

| Review By: Mike-MWZiz | 1 year, 11 months ago

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I bought these to mix with... Yes I know, but it's all I have for now.  These are decent tracking headphones, although they have a 1/8" plug with a converter.  I thought it was the other way around.  If you need 1 1/4" plug you NEED to keep that converter, whereas some higher priced headphones have 1/4" only.  These sound great if you're listening to music, or tracking.  They lack bass and are a little harsh in the midrange.  I leaned that the hard way...  Above all, these are best for tracking headphones because they are VERY comfortable and light.  It doesn't bother me to wear these a couple hours at a time.
Do you own the product?:
Yes
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No
Musical Experience:
1-man-band, engineering student
Style of music you play:
Rock, metal, whoever wants me to record them
Where you live:
Bangah, Maine

Did you find this review helpful? yes no938436

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