1955: The first postwar Salzburg Festival (Austria) uses AKG microphones. A unidirectional microphone is specifically designed for Herbert von Karajan.
1955: Hans Hass uses AKG products to shoot his first underwater sound movie “Adventures in the Red Sea” which won first prize at the “Biennale” biannual film festival in Venice, Italy.
1972: A special stamp is issued by the British Post Office commemorating the 50th anniversary of the BBC showing historical microphones including several AKG models.
1991: AKG takes to the stars when the "Audimir" space project uses AKG products for room simulation in outer space (space station MIR).
1997: AKG Wireless Mics are used on the "Arctic Northeast" project for the Austrian Broadcasting Company, providing quality and reliable performance even at low arctic temperatures.
1999: Remix of Caruso's voice is completed with Hearo 777s.
2003: Leading novelist Dan Brown mentions AKG headphones in two of his best-selling novels: "The Da Vinci Code" and "Deception Point".
2006: AKG provides quality sound for the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany.
2007: AKG celebrates its 60th anniversary and starts the next phase of worldwide expansion.
2008: AKG is honored with Austrian Export Award 2008.
2010: AKG is honored with the TECHNICAL GRAMMY® Award 2010.
2012: AKG announces partnership with world-renowned DJ Tiësto for a new headphone line with perfect sonic performance, advanced design and superior comfort.
2012: AKG partners with the Global Rockstar Online Video Contest to provide fan-voted favorites a package of legendary microphones and trusted wireless systems.
2012: AKG celebrates its 65th anniversary in June 2012. In celebration of this milestone, AKG introduces a limited edition line of C451 condenser microphones and K702 headphones.
2014: AKG microphones are used in numerous football venues at the soccer World Cup in Brazil.
2014: AKG enters the general aviation market with the AV100 aviation headset.
2014: AKG earns the prestigious TEC Award for its K712PRO reference studio headphones.
2015: AKG earns yet another TEC Award for its K812 reference headphones.