AKG

Apart from many tried and tested classics among the studio microphones such as the AKG C12, C414, D12, AKG builds broadcast-based in-ear monitoring systems and stage microphones. Headphones from across most price categories - from beginner's headphones to reference monitors – everything is available.

AKG - Microphones and headphones for studio and live use

AKG (Akustische und Kino-Geräte Gesellschaft mbH) was founded in Vienna in 1947. At this time, the product range consists mainly of film projectors, loudspeakers and microphones. In 1970 Philips bought out AKG and it was finally sold again to Josef Taus in the 1980s. At that time, AKG was also the distributor of other important brands, such as Marantz and Revox. Since 1993, the company has been part of the Harman Group.

Legendary in insider circles is the AKG C12 large diaphragm microphone, introduced in 1953, used extensively by British broadcaster BBC, legends like The Beatles and eventually greats like Robbie Williams.