
AKG K371 Pro Audio Over-Ear Studio Headphones (Renewed)
50mm titanium-coated drivers, a 5 Hz to 40 kHz frequency response, and 32-ohm impedance — the AKG K371 delivers reference-grade monitoring at a price that makes it accessible.
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Overview
Key Features
Closed-back, oval over-ear design offers superior isolation, improved low-frequency response, ergonomic fit
Largest-in-class, titanium-coated 50mm transducers with pure OFC voice coils
Engineered to match AKG’s Reference Response curve acoustic target for accurate, neutral sound. Features: Best-in-class frequency response: 5 Hz to 40 kHz, best-in-class sensitivity: 114 dB and optimal 32-ohm impedance to supports a range of sound sources
Engineered to match AKG’s Reference Response curve acoustic target for accurate, neutral sound. Features: Best-in-class frequency response: 5 Hz to 40 kHz, best-in-class sensitivity: 114 dB and optimal 32-ohm impedance to supports a range of sound sources
Calibrated headbands with slow-retention oval foam pads offer precise fit, superior comfort and earcups swivel 90 degrees for single-ear monitoring
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- 5 Hz to 40 kHz frequency response extends well beyond human hearing on both ends — ensures no artificial rolloff colors the monitoring frequency range
- Titanium-coated 50mm transducers with pure OFC voice coils deliver clean transient response across a wide dynamic range
- 32-ohm impedance drives cleanly from audio interfaces and laptop outputs without a dedicated headphone amplifier
- Closed-back design provides passive isolation from room noise — appropriate for tracking sessions and noisy environments
- 90-degree earcup swivel enables single-ear monitoring without removing the headphone
👎 Cons
- Reference Response curve is engineered for neutrality — listeners accustomed to consumer headphones with boosted bass will find the K371 flat by comparison until they acclimate
- Closed-back design creates a slightly narrower stereo image than open-back reference headphones — less ideal for critical mix evaluation where soundstage width matters
- Renewed condition means cosmetic wear is possible, though functionality is verified
- Retractable cable is convenient but the mechanism can add failure points not present on fixed-cable designs
- Slow-retention foam pads can run warm during extended session wear