Boggio Marco
Reseñado en Italia el 14 de marzo de 2025
Semplicemente eccezionale. Da non perdere. Un vero capolavoro sia da punto costruttivo che, soprattutto, da quello sonoro. I suoni sono come sono stati registrati ed il palcoscenico è ampio e ben definito. Cosa si può volere di più?
Customer
Reseñado en el Reino Unido el 22 de noviembre de 2024
These sound absolutely lovely. The detail is incredible, with a great soundstage and crisp, clear mids and treble. But at the same time, they're not tiring to listen to: they still have some warmth. Comfortable too.
Beady1
Reseñado en el Reino Unido el 22 de octubre de 2024
These are very comfortable headphones and feel good quality. I am no audiophile but I was blown away by the clarity and detail of these headphones, I like a bit of bass and used to enjoy listening to my bass heavy Sony MDR-XB950's which now sound terrible in comparison. Whilst the bass isn't as heavy on the AA's it sounds more like it does on my half decent hi-fi. Hurricane by Cannons sounds superb. I am very pleased with my purchase and the higher cost was a worthwhile investment.
Eduardo C Cacho
Reseñado en México el 8 de septiembre de 2023
En el terreno de la reproducción musical HiFi hay un espectro incontable, muchas especificaciones técnicas, datos, revisiones, pero la única básica y determinante es la que te ofrecerán tus oídos.Solo te puedo decir, la calidad de construcción y comodidad de estos auriculares es magnífica. En cuando a su sonido, es muy equilibrado, neutro, analítico con un espacio de escenario amplio que te da una sensación 3D.Repito, no quiero caer en comparativos técnicos, lo que describo es porque me han dejado muy satisfecho y sobresale a una banda de auriculares que yo tengo de gama media y alta que me permite afirmar el gusto que me han proporcionar estos auriculares, de una marca tal vez no muy popular y conocía en el mundo, pero el respeto que trae de origen hace posible decirte que es un auricular excelente
KO6JW
Reseñado en Estados Unidos el 3 de julio de 2022
I am a headphone junkie. I've owned more headphones than I can remember for 55+ years. I started as an audiophile, then worked in commercial radio and then as a recording engineer and record producer. Now I'm just an audiophile.I listen to hi-res lossless music mostly as FLAC files on several different DAP's. I own headphones by Neumann, Sennheiser, Shure, Beryerdynamic, Grado, Sony and FiiO. In some cases I own multiple phones from the same manufacturer.Austrian Audio is a spin off from AKG started by some AKG engineers who did not want to follow the company to the US. They are also making studio condenser microphones and several other headphone models.The terms "studio" and "professional" are frequently used to describe headphones. Sometimes they are accurate. Sometimes it is hype. A headphone used to record, mix and equalize needs to be accurate and critical. Unlike some consumer phones which may overemphasize the low end, studio headphones are flat and may seem to lack bass to some ears. The key is flat response, low distortion and high dynamic range.These phones meet my expectations. They have the flat response and dynamic range of a studio phone. They are also quite efficient at 25 ohms. There is a clarity to their sound that is excellent especially in the mid to upper mid-range. The bass response is solid without being heavy. Also, they have good isolation and low leakage. Important in live recording and studio work where leakage could be picked up by the microphone.In comparison to my slightly more expensive Neumann NDH-20's they are at the same high level. They may have the edge on the Neumann's in clarity in the upper mid and high ranges, but barely. They are lighter and more comfortable as well. The Neumann's are less efficient at 150 ohms and need more amplification. Nevertheless, the Austrian Audio phones are comparable. Both are closed back.People frequently comment on the "sound stage" of headphones and consider closed back phones to have a "narrower" stage effect. As an engineer I can say that the "sound stage" is primarily the job of the engineer. Nevertheless, these phones do not sound closed in or restricted. I have tested them on material that I personally recorded and the staging is exactly what I intended.My only negative comment is that the headband can barely extend far enough to fit my large head. Would it have killed them to extend it another half inch? They fit but only just.At $429 they are in the upper price range for me. Are they worth it? Yes, if you are a critical listener with hi-res music and a decent digital player. If you listen to MP3's and AAC's on a smartphone then they are overpriced although they efficient enough to produce a good volume level from a phone player.
domingo777
Reseñado en España el 8 de octubre de 2022
Su sonido sin ecualizar es correcto sin más, pero lo bueno que tienen es que son perfectamente ecualizables, a diferencia de otros auriculares que no mejoran mucho o suenan muy artificiales con ecualización. Por lo tanto si usas un ecualizador paramétrico, como por ejemplo APO si los usas con PC, o Qudelix 5K, o similar, puedes moldear su sonido y hacerlos sonar como auriculares muuucho mas caros. Sus agudos son limpios y nada ásperos, a diferencia por ejemplo de los senn HD560S, cuyos agudos no me acabaron de convencer. Sus graves son detallados pero el subgrave necesita ser potenciado por EQ. Las frecuencias medias suenan claras y detalladas. En definitiva, que con EQ los puedes convertir en analíticos, cálidos, etc... de hecho he configurado varios presets de EQ y en uno de ellos suenan como mis impresionantes Anker Q30 (otros que con EQ superan a cascos mucho mas caros) y en otro a mis venerados senn HD650 pero 'supervitaminados' con mejores medios y mas agudos, pero igual o mas cristalinos.