AKG K141/171/240/271 Studio Cable

I writen a lot here I like longlife things.
So the products AKG it's a good example of this.
But time is have no mercy and things broken sometime.
In case of my AKG K141 it heppend, old cable was broken after 8 years of using(I thing this is a good result)
So I just bouth new cable and my headphones works again.
Thanks Thomann for your assistence

My 10 year old K-240's cable was broken and i needed a new cable. I had options to buy from third party brands but i wanted it to be from AKG. I'm glad that i did it.

When it comes to cable, actually it doesn't matter if you buy from original brand. But, when you do it, you feel confident. I also replaced foam nets and pads from AKG, my K-240 is like a brand new one right now. Thank you Thomann for fast shipping!

I destroyed a lot of headphones in the day by rolling my chair on it's cables or tripping over it. Ever since I got my AKG I just replace the cable once in a while. this is my 2nd cable in over 7 years. great stuff

I'm very glad to have my home studio headphones back in use. After my cat got hold of the cable the connection was defective. I now have a replacement cable sent from Thomann in Germany which was easy to find at the online store, and arrived within a week. All good :)

AKG quality ! never fails delivering the sound quality expected. Just a little reminder : do not over abuse bending the strong ends as they will fail. Love your cable and the cable will love you back. :) The fact that this AKG type of cables are detachable it is a big plus (saved me a lot of trouble with packing). I am happy with the product .

The price of this product is little high in my opinion but I like the fact that I can at least change just the cable and not the whole headphones. It gets the job done.

The original cable for my AKG K371 got damaged and i just asked the customer service, if i can use this one too (so i could buy this) and instead they immediately sent me this one for free as reclamation.

Cable is a little bit long though, if you want to use it for going outside.

I still have one of these, it is 5-6 years old, the outer black rubber layer got peeled off 3 years ago due to a heavy pinch, so since then I have used it "naked". It still resists trips, knots, wheels, etc., not a single fault.

One of the areas my AKG K141 headphones were showing their age and use was where the cable clips into the headset. Causing intermittent connection, this was a real nuisance. As I prefer to repair than replace if possible, this new cable is a relief!

Yet still it reminds me of good times pre-uni-life, when I needed a new cable because the puppy chewed it up. I still have it, but the cans died on me a year back. Now I'm rocking the audio-technica's.