What are the differences between the K701s and the Q701s? Thanks!
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In terms of performance, impedance and frecuency response there is no difference between both, they differ only cosmetically because the Q series comes in different colors, 95 % of the shape is the same due to in the K 701 you can't detach the cable while in the Q 701 you have that possibility, also comes with a pair of cables I guess (3 and 6 meters). Hope it helps! Regards.
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Several Head-Fi'ers have asked AKG representatives about the reported differences in sound response. There is officially currently none whatsoever. According to the representatives, the only difference is in badging and any differences seen in graphed results and heard in listening sessions are merely because of positioning during testing and manufacturing variation. Due to the rather large, angled earpads, the Q/K70X's sound response can experience variations of 10 decibels or more in some areas from extremely slight changes in positioning. In fact, a cited common problem among users is that many of them extend the headphones very far down and forward on their cheeks, which results in a boring, undynamic sound. Now, having said all this, this is not to say there is not a difference between the vintage, first generation crop of K701 when it first came out and the newer Q701 and K701/2 that are currently in production. As a matter of fact, many users have reported that the grit in the older K701 is there no more in the newer models.
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Depends on what you're using the keyboard for, I guess. The k70 had the option to go with cherry red switches (better for gaming), blue switches (balanced for typing and gaming) or brown switches (better for typing, good for gaming)... the k90 comes with the cherry reds, and it has 18 programmable keys. If you use it for gaming, and you'll make use of the programmable keys then the k90 is a better keyboard. If your k70 has cherry reds then the only real difference will be the programmable keys.
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I have not listened the K702, K712 and Q701, but with a lot of feed back from Chinese headphone forum, the result should like : K702>K712=K612>Q701, for your reference.
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Depends on the application. I use a single K10 for music concerts for indoors covering 200 people with plenty of power. I'm sure the K12 has slightly more low frequency attack you may be accustomed to from the Mackies. But the K10s are no slouch. Regardless the QSC will have better sound quality than the Mackies.
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As far as I know it's only a visual difference. I have the E751, and it sounds the same as the other. I would have preferred the E-750 as I like the wood finish better, but not at that price difference.
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There is no difference. Both are WR700, both are KLEER wireless. And I believe TDK no longer makes them. Really good pair of headphones though.
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The only real difference I can see is that the DB71 is a touchscreen, while I am not seeing that specified anywhere for the AB71. The specs look very similar otherwise. It is a good machine, for the price (and it being a laptop) it is hard to beat.
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I think it is. My keyboard has a part number on the back "K270." I can only image that the MK270 means Mouse and Keyboard 270. I did find the K270 keyboard only on amazon at over $30. Logitech Wireless Keyboard K270 with Long-Range Wireless It sure looks like the same keyboard. If so, cheaper it is.
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I had both.. returned the 701 q because the bumps are not comfortable after a while. I read that the 701q have a better bass reproduction.. But I could tell 0 difference in sound after many hours of testing.. went with k702 for comfort
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I dont have the K50 so I dont know but the K30 is an awsome keyboard it seems the same but I can just tell you that K50 is better since I dont have it.
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It appears that you've been doing your research. With that, I could only add my own opinion. If you intend to use the cans for a prolonged period, go with AKG; their large ear cushions do not hurt the ears and the clamping force out-of-the-box is mild. However, if you want a more compact set of cans with just as much comfort and a bit more clamping force, go with the DT990. This is a subjective choice, as both should be comfortable to use (K612PRO has similar design features as Q701). For overall build and sound quality (Made in Germany), I would prefer the DT990. But the Q701 looks more cool and artsy (Made in China). I have over 40 cans, and I love using the AKG's for leisure listening, and the Beyers for recording and critical listening. I'm not an expert, but that's my take.
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It's the keyboard of the T430. T420 and earlier had a more standard layout and didn't have chiclet keys, whereas the T440 has a differently layouted function key row.
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Okay, having owned both the retail and the business versions, here's the difference: labeling and durability. Seriously, that's it. The retail version has a bunch of labels on the sides and bottom of keys (e.g "cut" is on the side of the X key), while the business version doesn't have it. The other difference is a slight durability difference; the business version has a slightly stronger build on its functional (control, alt, windows, etc.) keys because business people tend to do more macros. That's it. That being said, I'm on my third 4000 keyboard in six years, and the only reason why is because I wore out one and my wife accidentally spilled something on the second. These keyboards run great and anyone who says they're trash, I believe, is mistaken.
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Because the K800 keyboard is not the same as the MX800 keyboard. Big quality difference!
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Not surr about q701s but if they are identical performance wise like others have said, go for the 702s. The 702s are extremely comfortable and the sound prod. is first class.
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I have the AKG K701 and Q701's. The Q701's fit due to the detachable cable, the K701's with the fixed cable don't do so well with the XL size CASEBUDI. If there is an XXL size by all means get that one. My Q701's are a real struggle to zip up with the XL size.
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The k70 is a great buy for most all. The build quality of both the TK and the K70 are pretty close but K70 takes the pot. Your options on the k70 are huge brown, blue, and red switches coming in with either black aluminum or silver; n-key roll over easy-Access Dedicated Multimedia Controls etc. The K70 is sleek and professional looking to the point you can take it to work and use it there. Now, the CM Storm QuickFire TK is minimalistic you get what you get and thats it. Not talking down on the product, the product is great. When put side by side with the K70 though, the K70 is the clear choice. For all the options and great features its hard to go wrong with K70. Plus,(depending on what key switch you're getting) you're not spending that much more, but in the end you know where that little extra is going. To answer your Question: K70 is your choice.