AKG is a legendary manufacturer of professional audio equipment, specializing in high-fidelity microphones, headphones, and wireless systems for studio and stage.
AKG Acoustics is a globally renowned audio engineering company synonymous with excellence in sound. Originally founded in Vienna, Austria, in 1947, AKG has spent decades developing high-quality microphones, headphones, and wireless technologies that have become standards in recording studios, broadcast stations, and onstage venues worldwide.
Now a brand under Harman International (a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics), AKG continues to innovate with products like the legendary C414 condenser microphone and the K-series professional studio headphones. Whether for professional musicians, sound engineers, or audiophiles, AKG delivers precision engineering and superior acoustic performance.
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You can access the Declaration of Conformity on the official AKG website or request a copy by emailing sales@akg.com.
To clean microphone capsules, gently wipe them with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using liquids or abrasive materials that could damage the diaphragm.
If the AF CLIP indicator lights up, the audio input level is too high. Adjust the volume or gain controls on your transmitter to prevent distortion.
Yes, many AKG professional headphones, such as the K72 and K240, feature replaceable ear pads. Replacements can be ordered through authorized dealers or AKG support.
Most professional AKG condenser microphones, like the C214 and C414, requires a phantom power source providing 12 to 52 V consistent with IEC 61938 standards.