what is the frequency range for these headphone
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I am not a techie. However, I'm sure if you go to the AT website, these specs will be readily available. Plus every audio pro I know uses AT headphones so I'm sure the frequency range is quite exemplary. I can tell you I hear things with these phones that I've never heard on other sets. Hope this helps.
775772
The rated impedance for these headphones is 62 ohms (see: http://www.akg.com/media/media/download/9361).
1899726
It really depends on the source and equalizer setting. I think the bass is great for such portable, comfortable headphones. I wear them over my cap for eight hours five days a week.
464463
From the Users Guide: 50 Hz to 20 KHz (CD player), 20 Hz to 20 KHz (Bluetooth range). The amplifier response frequency is not stated.
1796206
They do sound good, I don't use them is a low hertz application, I use them as Mids/Highs.
821598
These headphones are junk so I would not recommend them at all. Ours fell apart within months and the company is terrible to deal with. they are moderately noise cancelling..
1476679
I don't know. I bought these to listen to music only. I would advise you to purchase a similar priced SENNHEISR or how about one of the ATM models?
649989
Very good for that. As flat a frequency response as I've found across the frequency spectrum. Very clear and accurate as headphones go. I love them for music reference, which is much wider range than voice alone.
543458
I wear them for my job and would give them an 8 on that scale. Keep in mind that is wearing them for at least 6 hours a day. I would say for the average user, they are a 10, but for me an 8. Amazing headphones for comfort and sound, truly.
1396134
The bass on these headphones is pretty level. If you want them to have a more pronounced bass level, you can use an EQ to do so. TL;DR No
1977124
They have a low impedence of 32 ohms but have a sensitivity of 99db which is around 4db less than usual (which is huge in difference in db). If you listen loud, this isn't your headphone.
820143
According to their website 38 Ohms. http://www.audio-technica.com/cms/headphones/ef4d606736c89301/
467703
Go to ML'a website. They have the most accurate info. http://www.martinlogan.com/headphones/mikros90.php
1381046
Numerically, the FQ is 10-25,000 Hz.If you would like to see a graph that charts the headphone's FQ performance and compare it to other headphones, I refer you to headphone.com (http://www.headphone.com/headphones/koss-pro-dj-100.php). You will notice that the headphone has a significant drop in the 5k region.If you want my subjective impressions, I think the headphone is very balanced and "flat." I read a lot of people who claim that the bass response is lacking, but in my opinion, it is sufficiently present and natural. Personally, I think the 5k dip is more of an issue on some tracks. The frequency response in the higher regions is quite unstable. Numerically, the FQ is 10-25,000 Hz.If you would like to see a graph that charts the headphone's FQ performance and compare it to other headphones, I refer you to headphone.com (http://www.headphone.com/headphones/koss-pro-dj-100.php). You will notice that the headphone has a significant drop in the 5k region.If you want my subjective impressions, I think the headphone is very balanced and "flat." I read a lot of people who claim that the bass response is lacking, but in my opinion, it is sufficiently present and natural. Personally, I think the 5k dip... » Read More Numerically, the FQ is 10-25,000 Hz.If you would like to see a graph that charts the headphone's FQ performance and compare it to other headphones, I refer you to headphone.com (http://www.headphone.com/headphones/koss-pro-dj-100.php). You will notice that the headphone has a significant drop in the 5k region.If you want my subjective impressions, I think the headphone is very balanced and "flat." I read a lot of people who claim that the bass response is lacking, but in my opinion, it is sufficiently present and natural. Personally, I think the 5k dip is more of an issue on some tracks. The frequency response in the higher regions is quite unstable. « Show Less
682015
Yes, they have bass. When you are shopping for any type of headphone or ear-bud you need to pay attention the the devices "frequency response" listed on most packages. For these, the frequency response listed is on the box is from 8Hz to 22,000 Hz. Basically, think of this as a spectrum of sound from the lowest notes to the highest notes. You want the lowest possible number of Hz to the highest possible number of Hz. Different devices have a narrower frequency response. For instance, a telephone has a frequency of about 400Hz to 4,000 Hz because a telephone doesn't need to reproduce low bass and high treble for a voice to be intelligible. However, when buying headphones, you want them to be able to reproduce the lowest lows and the highest highs. The standard "acceptable" frequency response for a pair of ear-buds is 20Hz to 22,000 Hz. In other words, these actually produce lower base than most headphones by 12Hz. So, these are VERY GOOD bass reproducing ear-buds. Just remember that below 20 Hz bass frequencies can be felt more so than heard and treble frequencies over 20,000 Hz are not always audible to humans. Dogs can hear in the 50,000 Hz range. For what it's worth, I work in the film industry so I know a little bit about these things. I hope this helps - Christopher
934748
As long as the device has an eq setting, i would say just turn up the treble. But if your gonna use them everyday for hours, spend some money and get really good headphones.
1146016
I use Sennheiser HD8-DJ they are great set of head phones. They are better then beats or Bose.