After listening to them for an extensive time now, I would say that the AKG712 pros are my favorite because of how it pulls each sound apart. There are some songs that are scary good depending on the recordings but the sound separation is no where near close to the AKG. The shear depth is amazing and you can't go wrong. The amount of time that you can spend with them on your head without noticing them is considerable as well. There have been songs where there were whispers and they felt like they were singing behind me. I will forever have this headset in my collection. I feel like a bit of EQing them out is required but never ever regret this headset.

Yeah because I never said anything about mixing, mastering, or being a recording engineer. Also, the most commonly used one for that is actually the beyerdynamics DT1990 pro but I would actually recommend the Nueman NDH 30 headset if you are a music studio, engineer. Because you can't beat that headset at all for that.

I use a usb cable to my DAC then xlr cables to the amp for a balanced sound

The best policy for the akg is to move your frequencies higher for the lows, soften the mids downward along with the highs to take any harshness of them down. The highs and the mids are harsher so you need to slightly adjust them down.

The best policy for the akg is to move your frequencies higher for the lows, soften the mids downward along with the highs to take any harshness of them down. The highs and the mids are harsher so you need to slightly adjust them down.

I personally would go to the higher tear myself but that’s just me…lol

The AKG712 pros have an amazing way of separating the sounds in a way that I haven't heard in most headsets. They are my favorite.

One of the best for it really. The 1990's are very accurate

It very well could be but I am unfamiliar with what the amp is. The K712 wont require much power so its possible.

If you go and buy an expensive headset and then place cheap amps on them, you are doing yourself a disservice to mankind

@@gfxnoobs871 😂😂

@@gfxnoobs871 well they sound amazing compared to anything else I’ve heard anyway so I probably won’t know how much better they can sound for a while

@@inthebackwiththerabbish youre good dude, to be honest dt 1990 pro dont make that much difference using a better amp, theyre much easier to drive because of their tesla drivers. On the other hand if you were using dt 990 pro same 250 Ohm impedance however they have a lower sensitivity so theyre harder to drive. JDS labs atom is more than enough to drive Dt 1990 pro.

@@paulalexandro4546 thanks bro. but i honestly hear no difference in sound quality with the jds labs atom amp. it just allowed me to make the headphones louder which wasn’t that useful since they get loud enough for me with no amp. why do people talk about how amps and dacs make a huge difference? are my ears not trained or something. i dont know

Its the SMSL SU-9 and SH-9

I use the analitical ones. I didn't prefer the other pads and I absolutely hated the leather pads I ordered. Great with the ones it comes with on the set

@@gfxnoobs871 ohh okay :) just another question, have you reviewed the 1770 Pros? if so then what do you think of them?

@@inthebackwiththerabbish Can't say I have bud, I believe those are the closed backs aren't they?

@@gfxnoobs871 yes the closed back ones

They all do well but in my opinion I believe the DT1990s force the sound into your ear the most direct. I play warzone with them and you can hear the people coming from great distances. You almost need to retrain yourself with a headset like these.

Now if you are looking for a very wide sound stage, the AKG712 had the most impressive large stage sound. Not to mention the fact that it sounded the best on music and movies. I didn't care to game with them with Warzone compared to the others.

No, the DT1990 sound far surpasses the sound quality of the 990s. You need to watch my video talking about all 3 headsets. dt990, dt1990 pros, akg k712 pros

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