AKG K81 DJ and 518 DJ Review

The AKG 81 DJ and AKG 518 DJ are the same to my knowledge, so this Review applies to both.

What i forgot to explain further in this Take of the Review:
I had to send my Headphones to repair once already because i lost sound in one of the earcups, probably due to the twisting.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• AKG
• DJ
• Headphones
• Sennheiser
• HD
• 25
• II
• K81
• 81
• 518
• Head
• Phone
• Phones
• Headphone
• Sony
• MDR
• 700
• Technics
• Traktor

[PokePower755]

Hi. I might be interested in buying these. But I have one question, do these headphones leak a lot? And, I mean leak as in when you put them on, with volume lets say 50% do other people around you hear the music? I want a pair of headphones that don't leak.

[Frace91]

@PokePower755 I don't think the headphones leaked much

[fuckvegan]

90% of this video is repetitive useless information. Just STFU dude. Next time edit it and make a 1 minute video dumbass..Still I gave you thumbs up

[Frace91]

@fuckvegan I appreciate the critique. I thought I'd "spice" up the video with a few stories, but I agree, the video is longer than it needs to be

[NightzelMusic]

i would not want to dj on headphones that arent monitoring headphones (single sided cable)

[Frace91]

@NightzelMusic Yeah, that was a bit annoying

[ROMANSthruPHILEMON]

04:27 Same happened to me twice on 2 different AKG K518 Limited Edition (1m cable)... Returned the first ones, and I got new ones, cuz it was under warranty. I really like the sound, but the build quality on the cable and plug sucks!

[Frace91]

@MayerEO If you like that kind of sound got for it, although many think it gets quite uncomfortable after a while of wearing them because they press on the ears so much. But that's a given for supra aural headphones