Would the AKG K553 Pro fit?
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THE WILL FIT, if your headphone manufacturer reported dimensions are accurate [ 4.4" / 113 mm (length) x 7" / 180 mm (width) x 6.9" / 175 mm (height) ]
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I have the ATH-M30's and they do not fit. The cups need to fold down flat to fit in this case. I sent mine back and got the "SLAPPA Full Sized Hardbody Pro Headphone Case" Slappa Full Sized HardBody PRO Headphone Case (SL-HP-07) here on Amazon and they fit perfectly.
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The groove of the mic clip is standard so any other will fit in. I had got some deals from http://www.musiciansfriend.com/Item: 276011000000000 for just $1.00. This has quick release style and sturdy too.
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The AKG K-240 headphones have a 3.5mm (formerly called 1/8'') stereo audio plug. If you have a major brand laptop or desktop with any brand of audio card with a circular output plug, this should fit your system physically. The electronic settings of these headphones should allow you to use them with any desktop, laptop, or even cell phone. THE K-240 is an update of a headphone that I'm told has become one of the leading choices for professionals who work with spoken word recording, so it should also be one of the best choices for your intended use. I can tell you they are extremely accurate in reproducing sound. I can also advise that they have been exceptionally comfortable for extended (12 to 18 hour) constant use in my experience. (Particularly if you are a Prime member, give them a try... you have nothing to lose if you don't like them and need to return within 30 days.)
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Definitely not. I don't even know how that case looks like but i have a good idea what that brand makes. The headphones come with a standard 3.5mm which fits without any casing and an adaptor that screws onto it for bigger audio equipment. Because of that design the 3.5mm head does not have an extension on it to fit with most cases. Hope this helps! ~ datguyEX
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It should it takes the smaller input jack on the headphone unit on the jack. The casing tapers down to fit in the headphone plug in
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The case is listed as being compatible with the: Korg PA-1X, SP-200, SP-300, SP-55 keyboards. The interior dimensions of 54 x 15 x 6.0" (137.16 x 38.1 x 15.24 cm) (LxWxH) can be measured against the Korg SP170s to verify compatibility.
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I use my Beats headphones and the jack fits nicely. However, I am not familiar with the "size" of the Klipsch jack.
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I'm not sure cause I use the Sennheiser small one, but I think it does fit cause the case is pretty big!
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I don't see why not. If the AKG comes with a shock mount I would suggest using that one. The stand comes with an adapter If the thread sizes are different.
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Dear customer,I have AKG K701's, which are really big ass headphones and they fit snugly, you should have room to spare for accessories
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Those aren't "giants" like my Korg Triton Studio ST-88, and it fits that perfectly; so, yes, it should fit the Korg Kronos X88 and Yamaha Motif XF8 perfectly. I've also got a Yamaha MOXF8, and it fits it perfectly--not too tight and not too loose.
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You need to the dimensions of the Klipsch as well as the weight. After that look up dimensions of Bose speaker stands. See if they match.
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this thing is huge, it will fit my denon d5000 or akg k700 with room to spare. it may be too big for the mdr z7.
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I have this same case for my Korg Kronos 73, and it accommodates the keyboard with room on the end for my sustain pedal. My Korg is 48.94 inches in length, and it has approximately 3 more inches in the case.
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Pro-Duo will not fit. The K790 (and K800 for that matter) are using a new format called the M2 - Search for it on http://www.sonystyle.com/
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The case fits perfectly my Audio-Technica ATH-M50 and I have some wiggle room. I saw a picture of the Polk Audio 4 Shot and they look about the same size. I would recommend to just verify the dimensions of the Polk Audio 4 Shot against the Audio-Technica.