AKG Acoustics debuted three new headphone models at the 2004 NAMMConvention. The AKG K 71, K 101 and K 301 XTRA models featurehigh-fidelity sound and light weight designs at prices that range from$70 to $130.
The semi-open, “feather-weight” K 71 is designed for usewith portable audio devices, computers and utility applications. Itfeatures a full 20 to 20,000Hz frequency response, low 19-ohm impedanceand weighs only 140 grams (five ounces).
The open-back, lightweight K 101 features a new computer-optimizedMX20 transducer, has a wide 18 to 22,000Hz frequency response andfeatures high 101dB sensitivity and low 19-ohm impedance forcompatibility with low-output audio devices such as portable CD/MP3players, notebook computers and keyboards. The K 101 weighs in at 160grams (5.6 ounces).
The new K 301 XTRA features AKG’s new VariMotion XXLtransducers. The K 301 XTRA delivers a frequency response of 18 Hz to26 kHz, and has 55-ohm impedance and 102dB sensitivity. The K 301 XTRAallows for deep bass, transparent mids and well-defined highs.
All three new models feature oxygen-free cables and gold-platedplugs with 1/4-inch adaptors for input compatibility. All AKGheadphones include a two-year parts-and-labor warranty.
For more information, visit www.akg-acoustics.com.