Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO Professional Headphones Reviews

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Sennheiser HD 515, good quality, great sound, but suffered at the high end with a touch of distortion. Very comfortable and modern finish. Stanton DJ Pro 1000 MKIIS, OK, these were near the bottom. I was quite dejected by how bad these were. from Amazon.com I am reviewing the DT770 250 ohm 2006 version. A few months ago Amazon offered a great deal on these cans (somewhere in the ballpark of half the price they are currently offered at). from Amazon.com And the low end is very supported, without getting mushy, if that makes sense. If you tend solely towards accoustic and classical, and with older pre 50's jazz, the Grado's may be more for you. But if you listen to all of that, as well as more contemporary dance, rap, ambient--anything where the bass needs to be a part of the experience without being too boomy, the DT770s are, IMHO , a better all around headphone, able to handle more diverse sounds with ease. I've listened to Grados, Sennheisers, and Beyers. from Amazon.com All reviews of different beyerdynamic headphones are mixed together. Dt990 dt770 etc... from Amazon.com I bought this amazing headphone less than [...] in Amazon. Just the half price if you buy it in China. Now I have DT880 and HD580 worked for me both in office and home. The sound is great. from Amazon.com The Beyerdynamic DT 880 headphones are awesome. They are sturdy, VERY comfortable and have exceptional sound quality. from Amazon.com First of all, read the other reviews carefully. I've noticed that several of them are actually reviews of the DT770s and the DT990s. These comments are about the DT880s. from Amazon.com Pros: sound, style, comfort Cons: none other than price. from Amazon.com I wanted something that would be sweet, tight, detailed, and accurate across the frequency range, something I could use in the studio, but also with an iPod/laptop without extra amplification, and I wanted at least a respectable level of sound isolation (keep outside sound out, my sound in). Some would say that list of demands is impossible, I say those people haven't checked these out. After testing dozens of nice so called "pro" headphones with my iPod Nano I was starting to think I was just going to have to make some compromises. Then I plugged these in, the clouds parted, a beam of sunlight shone down from above, and angels began singing. from Amazon.com i've always been a major proponent of flat-response studiophile headphones for use in music production as opposed to near-field monitors for primary monitoring during equalization and mixdown, and to do that wisely it is a must that you make a sound purchasing decision - ignore advice from peers, especially dj's (headphones for dj'ing is a whole other sack of beans) and sink your teeth into the specifications... you want the widest frequency response you can afford, large load impedence ('tougher', the drivers won't wear out after a year or two), very low total harmonic distortion, etc. from Amazon.com

Released	over 3 years ago
Design	Over the Head
Usage	Professional
Max. Power Handling	100 mW
Compatibility	DJ
Cable Length	9.84 ft.
Connectivity	Cable
Frequency Response	5 - 30000 Hz 5 Hz - 30000 kHz
Impedance	80 ohm
MPN	BYDT770M
Plug Material	Gold
Plug Type	3.5 mm 6.35 mm
Sensitivity	105 dB
Sound Mode	Stereo
UPC	4010118406560
Volume Control	With Volume Control
Weight	10.58 oz.

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