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AKG K712 PRO and K612 PRO open-back and K92 and K72 closed-back studio headphones, plus the P420 condenser microphone. Studio reference sound for mixing and recording.
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Reference sound for the studio.
AKG K712 PRO and K612 PRO open-back reference headphones, K92 and K72 closed-back studio headphones and the P420 multi-pattern condenser microphone with XLR.
Pick the open-back K712 PRO or K612 PRO for mixing and long listening sessions in a quiet room; the K712 PRO adds a fuller low end. The closed-back K92 and K72 isolate sound for recording and tracking. The P420 needs an interface with 48V phantom power.
K712 PRO · K612 PRO
open-back reference
K92 · K72
closed-back for tracking
Multi-pattern
P420 condenser mic
AKG FAQ
Before you buy.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most about AKG studio headphones and microphones.
Open-back or closed-back: which AKG headphones should I choose?
Open-back models like the AKG K712 PRO and K612 PRO give a wide, natural soundstage for mixing, critical listening and long sessions in a quiet room. Closed-back models like the K92 and K72 isolate sound, which suits recording, tracking and noisier spaces.
K712 PRO or K612 PRO: what is the difference?
Both are open-back reference headphones for mixing and detailed listening. The K712 PRO is the step up, with a fuller low end and a 62 ohm rating that is easier to drive from interfaces and laptops, while the K612 PRO is a more accessible way into AKG's open-back reference sound.
Do AKG studio headphones need a headphone amp?
The closed-back K92, rated at 32 ohms, and the K72 are easy to drive from laptops and audio interfaces. Open-back models like the K712 PRO and K612 PRO benefit from a good audio interface or a dedicated headphone amp for clean volume and headroom.
What do I need to use the AKG P420 microphone?
The P420 is a multi-pattern condenser microphone with an XLR connection, so it needs an audio interface or mixer with 48V phantom power. Its selectable polar patterns let you switch between solo vocals, two-person recording and room sound, and a shock mount and pop filter help keep recordings clean.