Beyerdynamic DTX 900 Consumer Headphones Reviews

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Amazon.com rose to its current high position in online retail because the website once provided enough useful info that people were comfortable buying things online that they normally would only buy after trying them in person. If you keep this up, you can bring them down, and we will be seeing them on the pages of the Wall Street Journal in an article about chapter 11 reorganization. Then you will be laid off in the cutbacks, but by then you will have ruined a retail model that worked well for consumers. I will be contacting beyerdynamic about amazon.com's treatment of their merchandise. from Amazon.com Vocals are fair, and there is a decent amount of detail retrieval, but there isn't wonderful separation among instruments. These are the most bass heavy earphones I've heard. (Usually, I listen on AKG 701s or beyerdynamic 770 DTs through a headphone amp at home or on the Super.fi 5 Pros on my Zune 80.) I wouldn't call them muddy. The highs are just somewhat rolled off, and they don't produce music with a lot of ear-grabbing impact. from Amazon.com I ordered these along with the koss ktx1pro as cheap travel headphones. The ktx1pros are amazing for the price, and are definitely a keeper. The DTX50s are really disappointing. They are cheaply made and sound absolutely horrible. from Amazon.com While only having experienced cheaper IEMs and only having those cheaper IEMs to compare with, the DTX50 is very clear and rich sounding IEMs. One noticeable difference is that the opening where the silicone head goes is bigger than those of say the popular Sony MDR series headphones and the V-moda headphones. from Amazon.com I have tried earphones by Sony, Etymotic, and Shure and I am stunned by the quality these Beyerdynamic earphones provide. I am using them with a creative Zen W mp3 player. from Amazon.com This is my fifth different in-ear monitor headphone. My first were the Sony EX71, then Etymotic ER-6, then Sennheiser CX-300, then the Q-Jays and the latest DTX 50. I can say without hesitation that these are the worst IEM out of all that I have tried for several reasons. from Amazon.com But build quality is kind of on the light side. Not bad, per se, but just a little wobbly when holding the headphone. However, they do not give the impression that the DTX will break easily. Over all, a great headphone! from Amazon.com Amazon.com rose to its current high position in online retail because the website once provided enough useful info that people were comfortable buying things online that they normally would only buy after trying them in person. If you keep this up, you can bring them down, and we will be seeing them on the pages of the Wall Street Journal in an article about chapter 11 reorganization. Then you will be laid off in the cutbacks, but by then you will have ruined a retail model that worked well for consumers. I will be contacting beyerdynamic about amazon.com's treatment of their merchandise. from Amazon.com I bought them because the Ultimate Ears Super.fi 5 Pros I've had for about a year had to go in for warranty repair, and I wanted an inexpensive backup pair in the interim. The sound quality is not awful. These headphones produce a fairly smooth sound. There's no harshness or undue brightness to the sound. from Amazon.com But build quality is kind of on the light side. Not bad, per se, but just a little wobbly when holding the headphone. However, they do not give the impression that the DTX will break easily. Over all, a great headphone! from Amazon.com

Released	1 year ago
Design	Over the Head
Usage	Consumer
Max. Power Handling	1500 mW
Compatibility	Home Audio Personal Audio
Cable Length	9.84 ft.
Connectivity	Cable
Driver Unit Size	40 mm
Frequency Response	10 Hz - 22000 kHz
Impedance	32 ohm
MPN	BEYDTX9
Plug Type	3.5 mm 6.35 mm
Sensitivity	108 dB
Sound Mode	Stereo
UPC	4010118473555
Volume Control	Without Volume Control
Warranty	2 Years
Weight	6.35 oz.

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