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Roppmaster t1_j8cjyfr wrote

>Is there any alternative to AKG 701 with good build quality?

The HD 560S might interest you. Despite feeling somewhat cheap in the hands, they are surprisingly durable, and offer better bass extension than the K701/K702.

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aless530 t1_j8cghhf wrote

You already own austrian k701's? Then what's the problem here? If not, just get an austrian one. They show up every now and again on used markets.

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fostertaz OP t1_j8cha2h wrote

The problem is I left it in my hometown and couldn't get it soon.😢

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StanGenchev t1_j8cig8h wrote

I'm afraid nothing is close to the K701 outside of other AKG models. The K612 Pro is really good, though. The K712 is also really good and I love it but it sounds nothing like the rest of the K7 or K6 line.

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AntOk463 t1_j8ckm8r wrote

What aspects of the K701's sound did you like that the Q701 and K702 couldn't replicate? People will be able to give better recommendations knowing what you are looking for.

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fostertaz OP t1_j8cm83b wrote

I would say K701 is more airy and prominent in the string vibration of electric guitars or pianos. Extremely satisfied by the guitar solo presented by K701.

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o7_brother t1_j8clwku wrote

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