do the akg 240 semi-open headphones have a thick coil cable?
782851
No, it isnt coiled, but its very thick. However the cable can be replaced, its has a XLR female and a 3.5 mm audio male.
1552320
no, they do not. The quality is indicative of the price. I prefer iLuv earphones and./or KOSS. I can't really think of one negative I have re: either of these earphones
270803
It's thick like all media bridge cables. Buy not coily, I bought the 6ft version. I suppose internal cables broke plugging and unplugging it with my Nexus. That was supposed to happen.
534830
Yes. That's the last thing I'd complain about with these headphones. The wire never tangled no matter how I threw them into my bag.
958886
They are not. There is a cable that comes out of one of the sides of the headphone.
150560
I don't honestly remember, but I don't think they did. I'd highly recommend going with another brand of earbuds, there are cheaper options that are much, much better
690283
No, unfortunately, these headphones use a proprietary abomination of USB. One end of the connector cable is regular USB to plug into your computer or charger, the other end that connects to the headphones is some sort of micro USB-ish connector... but it's not micro USB.
635058
Yes it is, but it is a special plug made for the headphones and can not be twisted. it's a regular 3.5mm (edit: It's a 2.5 molded jack on the end that goes into the headphone itself, 3.5 mm on the other end with screw on/off 1/4 inch adaptor.
51273
Not that I've been able to tell. These and the many other pro phones (e.g. Sony MDR7506 - a little better sounding, by the way - seem to have fixed cords. If you want removable and very comparable sound for about the same price, try AKG K240's (not the II model). The cord removes fine, but requires an AKG cord to replace it. My Shure SRH-840's have a similar arrangement, but it's still nice to be able to remove the cord prior to folding them up.
406747
It depends on how you run the headphones from your source. The cable is braided, but (like most logitech braided cables) it's pretty limp. i haven't had it tangle, but I run the cable at full length most of the time. I'd say it's pretty manageable.
1111091
I uses one cable that has trs (tip, ring, sleeve) connectors. The 1/4 inch jack will look similar to a headphone jack.
1355926
Yes they are. I use mine almost every day since I bought them. The cable looks weak but very strong.
299473
Look at picture number 6. Yes it does. But the hole is deep, that means the cable has to be long and not so thick. I've used auxiliary cables such as the ones used for the beats headphones and it works fine but it is a little hard to pull them out without damaging the cable since the headphone jack is so deep.
206111
It is the cosmetics on the outside of the headphones and the pro has a coil wire while the other has a straight wire
1665
I like these headphones too and I haven't experienced any noticeable cable tangling. In contrast, my other most-used headphones are Shure SE535-V but what I don't like about them is exactly what you said about the Sony!
575480
I believe that the cord/wiring is very strong, however, I returned my headphones because they did not fit my needs and have difficulty with certain earbud-type earphones. I liked that they were lightweight and almost invisible.
2198274
Yes, these come with an auxillary cord- gold plated I may add, which means you get better quality sound compared to auxillary cables without gold plating. These headphones also come with a hard shell case for you to store everything.