AKG K275 Over-Ear Closed-Back Foldable Studio Headphones

SKU: K-275

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Unrivalled Clarity and Detail

AKG delivers unmatched sound quality and comfort in this new family of Foldable Studio Headphones. The new K275 represents the culmination of decades of refinement—from the transducers, to the porting, to the fit and finish.

Now it’s even more convenient to take studio-quality sound with you. With the K275, it’s almost as if you were sitting in front of a pair of great reference monitors—transparent, defined, and uncoloured. Offering best-in-class frequency response as well as delivering unrivalled clarity and detail, the AKG K275's make it easy to hear subtle detail and to create mixes that translate well across different playback systems. Their superior sensitivity and low impedance offer maximum output before distortion, so you can use them even when playing music on lower-powered mobile devices.

When you’re serious about editing and mixing your music, you’re looking for more than thumping bass in your headphones, you need nuanced low frequencies. The K275 offer 50mm transducers—the largest in their class—to create greater low-frequency extension and detailed bass reproduction. This makes it easy to define each and every instrument you’re hearing.

With a completely foldable design, made possible through an innovative, three-axis hinge, the K275 can easily be collapsed and transported in tight spaces, like a travel bag. The design minimizes the exposure to damage that comes with the demanding mobile lifestyles of musicians, producers, and audio engineers.

No more tugging or pulling to adjust the fit of your headphones. The AKG K275 are the first foldable, studio-quality headphones in their class to offer a self-adjusting headband, floating ear cups, and an innovative three-axis hinge to provide you an instant, all-over perfect fit with every use. With a secure fit and seal, AKG Foldable Studio Headphones provide ideal bass extension and with a closed-back, the K275 prevent external audio from leaking into the environment during critical mixing and monitoring sessions.