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The BeyerDynamic DT 770 Pro headphones are primarily aimed at audio professionals and musicians who seek headphones with high sound quality and playback accuracy. They are ideal for use in professional recording studios, DJs, or musicians working in environments with a lot of external noise. Their construction is very durable and comfortable, while providing good isolation from the environment. Additionally, the excellent sound quality and their ability to reproduce details and dynamics at all frequency levels make them suitable for listening to high-quality music and for professional use.
Also, the single-sided cable makes handling the headphones even easier.
For decades, professional users around the world have trusted the classic series: DT 770/880/990 PRO. These benchmark-setting studio headphones, available in three different models, feature extremely detailed resolution and very transparent sound.
The DT 770 PRO headphones are the closed model of the range and offer maximum flexibility and detailed sound you can rely on.
The Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO headphones have established themselves as a favorite among music producers, sound engineers, and broadcasters, and are used in studios around the world. They reproduce the entire frequency range with incredible accuracy, even reproducing low frequencies with punchy detail.
The headphones are designed for listening and monitoring audio, providing an absolutely neutral listening environment with excellent isolation and top-notch response. High frequencies translate into analytical and differentiated sound. Extremely low bass sounds are defined and reproduced with clarity.
The sturdy steel spring headband offers a secure fit for the user, and the soft ear pads mean that the headphones are comfortable even when worn for several hours. The single-sided cable allows the headphones to be put on and taken off frequently without the cables getting tangled.
The multi-talented Charlotte Mellahn, also known as Visa Vie, is not only the host of a German rap radio show, but also an actress, DJane, author of the audiobook "Das allerletzte Interview," and a pioneer in the rap scene.
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The headphones are very good, used for listening to music but also for amateur sound mixing. I am impressed by the length and durability of the cable, which is permanently attached to the wheel of my chair and has not worn out. They require an audio amplifier or a good sound card to support them in order to fully utilize their intensity at 100% due to the 80 ohm resistance.
Simply perfect...
Not flat but they have a natural approach to sound.
It also helps if you do sound editing.
It could also take the place of a HIFI headphone.
If you are wondering whether or not you should buy these headphones… the answer is yes.
I will go straight to the point and then I will go into details.
The headphones are fantastic for what I bought them for.
I wanted a good set of headphones that I can trust both in terms of sound and in terms of build quality and comfort.
I can wear them all day, with or without glasses, even lying down in bed, without a pillow directly on the mattress.
Now, in more detail. If you want, read them and draw your own conclusions.
This is my personal experience.
The truth is that I started to love them lately after a lot of research and comparison with other sites like RTINGS and learning about the limitations that headphones have compared to live sound, obviously good sound systems in suitable spaces without echoes, etc.
More or less, a basic driver cannot do everything and manufacturers are forced to make compromises by tuning in such a way as to achieve the best possible result for the ears of the world.
And so I try to deal with everything.
What everyone wants in relation to the limitations is far apart.
If you take a sound, record it through instruments, convert it into a digital format of 0 and 1, convert it back into an analog signal that will vibrate a drum expecting that you will get the original 100%, then you have not understood something.
You can imagine every sound system as an artistic representation of reality that it projects.
It will never be exactly the same.
So the fact that these headphones come quite close and I am happy to finally listen to music makes them one of my favorite things I have ever bought and I expect to have them for many years (already over 3) and as time goes by I love them even more.
Now I am changing the subject to the purely technical.
80 ohms is in the middle. You can even run them with a mobile phone and on the PC it's okay but the truth is that after I went to an iFi Audio zen air dac amplifier, I simply don't want to go back to motherboard sound.
I bought them with the idea of buying one, and to tell the truth the difference is not day and night as many say. It is not immediately perceptible especially if you have not "trained" your ear to "good" sound. It is not like a 1080 to 4K difference that everyone can see, it is somewhat different.
I will explain it in my own words using inertia as a tool for understanding.
Heavy drums, strings, and small light bells.
You give them energy and they vibrate.
The bells will be heard even with the slightest touch but the drums need a lot more energy.
A good amplifier has the power to play them all correctly without difficulty.
A weak amplifier will struggle, it will produce volume BUT not very uniformly.
The overall sound will be good but some frequencies will be shrill and others will be weak.
So I would say if you don't plan to spend 130+100 or even more, maybe it's better to go up to 32 ohms.
Anyway, if you have never dealt with sound and technical analysis of headphones, don't overdo it.
Set your budget and filter by rating. Take a look at RTINGS to get an idea of the objective rating, because reviews like this one will drive you crazy. Get a good, tested headphone to do the job.
At the end of the day, the important thing is to enjoy the experience. I hope I helped and didn't tire you out. Enjoy listening.
P.S. I changed the ear cushions when needed and it made a difference. The ear cushions matter a lot, both in comfort and sound
Lover of sound, first experience with "professional" headphones, I have already fallen in love with them...
As soon as I connected them to the focusrite and amplitube 5 (guitar), I realized how wrong settings I had been searching for all this time.
If you are a fan of beats or similar, you will not be thrilled, so look elsewhere.
They are exclusively aimed at lovers of flat sound so that you can hear all the details for the first time.
I'm sure there are higher-class headphones out there, but considering their price, I am more than satisfied.
One last thing that everyone emphasizes - they are COMFORTABLE.
Excellent, however... For someone who is not used to surgical clarity, they may seem too dry. The headphones are for studio as the title suggests. If you use them for movies or music, you will hear all the imperfections of musical instruments, the breaths of singers and actors, and generally any imperfection will appear more prominently. For studio use, mixing, or even gaming, I recommend them. They are excellent in games where you need to hear details like footsteps or small movements and will immerse you in the world. Very soft ear cushions and I love the huge cable they have even though it is unfortunately not detachable. If you get used to them, however, you won't be able to go back to muddy/dirty sound. They will simply put you in search of sound files with higher quality than the usual mp3 128kbps. I recommend them with the use of an amplifier, such as the Fiio K5 Pro
Very good build quality, perhaps the best in this price range. (The only negative is that the cable is not detachable). Ideal for studio use, but for home use and jazz or soft rock music, they lack compared to open-back headphones (such as Sennheiser HD 599 or 560). The open-back headphones from Sennheiser have a more melodic and sweet sound. The DT 770 Pro isolates better because they are closed-back and have a heavier bass for those who listen to beat or hard rock music. Of course, it's all a matter of preference and it would be good if there is a possibility to listen to them first.
With so many positive comments here, I fell for it. I looked at the positive comments, I looked at the headphones to see what frequency they produce... You probably haven't heard hi-end sound... I was disappointed with the purchase... Let's start over... We said we wanted to listen to hi-end sound without spending a fortune... Coming from Pioneer HDJX5, which had poor build quality (the plastic supports broke and they asked me for 130€ for the whole arm), I said with that money I'll go for something new... With around 130 euros, of course I don't have high expectations, but come on, manufacturer, when you say 5hz to 30-something khz... at least give me the harmonics that an ear can hear... 20-20khz... so in hi-end sound, it seemed slightly fake to me. It produces good harmonics in the mid-high range for its price, and of course below 200hz, when it wants to give you that hi-end sound, it will, but how... up to around 30% volume, it will deliver, but still, as I said... you get what you pay for... and now let's talk about increasing the volume above 50%... that's when the instruments start... it's like putting your head inside a pot of boiling pasta... such disappointment... it can't handle high volumes, both on Yamaha and Sony that I have... below 200hz, when the instruments come in, you will simply be disappointed... extreme distortion... up to 30% volume, everything is fine... when you increase the volume above 50%, it doesn't deliver the 200hz, resulting in distortion throughout the music in your ear... and we're always talking about sound in a flat state... don't make the mistake of giving it bass... that's the end... we said we can tolerate distortion above 70 to 80% volume, but here, in these specific headphones, distortion starts from 40-50% volume and above... something I didn't experience with the previous headphones I mentioned... my phone doesn't even recognize them... now, as for sound cards, etc., I don't have an opinion because that's digital sound... in analog sound, hi-end analog, below 200 to 300hz, when your music starts, it's simply garbage... I might as well cook pasta and listen to the bubbles rather than listen to the sound from these headphones...
After 7 years of daily use for editing, I can say that they are unique for their price and what they offer!
Great headphones for their price. I come from "gaming headphones" and the quality is incomparable. They are connected to a very simple sound card (Ugreen US205) but I haven't encountered any problems yet, either in terms of quality or volume. They are also very comfortable!
I have had them for 3 years and they haven't given me the slightest issue. I have them connected to an external sound card and I use them for basic mixing and guitar (bedroom guitarist with plugins, etc.). They are simply flawless and I highly recommend them!
The only negatives I would mention is that after 1-2 hours of continuous use, I feel a slight pressure on my temples, but I have a slightly larger head than average with prominent cheekbones. However, in any case, this has never been a reason for me to stop my session.
Very good headphones. Compared to the HyperX Cloud II, they have much better clarity, slightly softer bass but you can recognize the sounds much better. I don't know about studio quality, but I am generally very satisfied with their sound and construction. They accidentally fell on the ground with a lot of force and surprisingly they didn't suffer anything except for a scratch.
There are dozens of reviews and many comments have been written here as well. So I won't bore you with details.
Positives:
- Perfect sound. When you wear them to listen to music, you will be shocked. Especially if you come from a dual monitor setup (speakers) or gaming headphones like me. You will notice details that you have never noticed before.
- Comfortable to use. And I repeat: comfortable. I wear glasses and I always had an issue with headphones. No matter how many I tried, I couldn't stand them after ~1 hour and I took them off. I literally wear the DT 770 for hours and they don't bother me at all. I also use them for long gaming sessions. A voice actor once said that the best headphones are the ones you will get up to leave the office while wearing, until the cable pulls you back. That's exactly what happens with these.
- Build quality. You can feel it in your hands. Very sturdy.
- I expected that they wouldn't be bearable in the heat of summer, especially with these earpads. But in the end, the ear doesn't sweat. They are comfortable to wear even in the summer. Much more comfortable and cool compared to gaming headphones.
Negative/Positive:
- They have perfect noise isolation. Obviously, this is also the selling point of closed-back headphones, but it's too soundproof. Both the sound you will hear from the console (it doesn't "leak" outside, zero bleed on the microphone). But also the sound from external sources. If I wear them and listen to something, even a podcast (not necessarily loud music), with someone next to me shouting at me, I can't hear them. They have to shout very loudly for me to hear.
Edit: I just want to add that they connect normally to a regular motherboard jack on a PC without needing an amplifier at all. They will definitely give a louder sound with a sound card and using the 6.5mm plug, but personally, I didn't need it in terms of volume.
It is not random that all studios worldwide use the 770. Even in podcasts. Light, satisfactory, and more than enough at all levels. I would buy them every time. I preferred them after a long market research and having seen hundreds of reviews. 770 blindly!!
First time I buy such expensive headphones and I don't regret it at all. Firstly, the headphones are extremely comfortable, which is very important to me, and the build quality is very good with high quality. The sound is very loud and very clear, but what impressed me the most is the bass, as it is properly balanced. The cable is 3 meters long and it also comes with an adapter so you can connect them to a console or an amp.
Truly incredible headphones for their price!! Worth every euro!
I am not the greatest expert in the field and neither a professional, only music serves as my hobby.
I have connected them to a U-PHORIA UMC22 and in my ears, any song I have played on these headphones has noticeably changed from the previous headphones I had.
The sound is quite beautiful with a good balance of bass and highs. I would like the mids to be a bit more pronounced, but it may also be a personal preference.
Overall, for someone like me who wouldn't easily go for 600 euro solutions, it provides an exceptional music experience.
I don't have any other pairs of good headphones to compare sound quality, but I can say that I have no complaints about their price. Generally, they require parametric EQ, but there are presets for these specific headphones on the internet and with a little tweaking, I brought them to where I wanted them.
In terms of construction, they are not as advanced as some other headphones where:
- The design is simply a comfortable pair of headphones that do not fold for easy transportation.
- The cable is excessively long for most cases. (I have tied it with Velcro and now I have no problem) There are also several guides on the internet on how to change it to a detachable cable.
- The good thing, however, is that there are replacement parts for almost all of their components on the BeyerDynamic website in case of damage.
In conclusion: These headphones have fewer features in terms of construction compared to others in their price range, but in terms of comfort, functionality, and sound quality, they were much better than I expected and I believe they are definitely worth their money.
There are no better headphones at this price. They are by far the best headphones in terms of sound quality and durability (in the range of 120-150 euros). I have had them for a year now and despite receiving rough treatment (constantly stepping on the cable with my chair), they are still in perfect condition. There is a reason why these headphones are found everywhere in studios...
They are worth it, they are very good and high quality, and indeed, once you put them on, it's hard to take them off, they are very comfortable and have a very nice feeling in the ears, and from what I read on foreign forums, they are headphones that last for years without breaking. So yes, the 128 I bought are worth it.
I have Bluetooth earbuds that cost 180 euros and another pair of headphones that cost 99 euros, those of 99 euros seem like I bought them from Chinese people for 15 euros compared to the DT 770 Pro. And at the same time, they have the same sound and quality as the 180 euro ones I have.
The only downside I encountered with the 80 ohms I bought is that I plugged them into my PC and also into the TV, and I was very surprised that they didn't sound loud! I thought with the 80 ohms they would be at least decent, if not very good. To understand, at 100% volume, it was like the 40%-30% volume of my other headphones! Even today, I don't know why, since no one mentions it in any comment, so maybe it's just me? Although I don't think so. However, I was already on the verge of buying an external sound card and I waited for a week and now everything is fine, and I don't think I will change headphones anymore. They are really good. If you want my opinion, research well which ohm you will get, because even with the sound card, I have them at 75% volume. It's not necessarily bad to have them at 75% volume, just to understand what's going on with the Ohm.
I have had them for two years and they work perfectly, even though I mishandle them a little, like constantly stepping on the (long) cable with the wheels of my chair. The build quality is very durable. I am satisfied with the sound, although I don't have much knowledge to compare small differences with others. If they break again, I will definitely buy the same ones.
After market research and taking into account the comments written here, I called and contacted 2 stores to make sure and asked if these specific headphones are compatible with my sound card (scarlet solo 2i2 3rd gen) that I need for recording, and they said yes. I also asked them if I would have any issues with volume in recording, and they said no. So, I went through the trouble of buying them. Well, be very careful, this is not true. If you don't try the headphones, I would advise against buying them. They are simply awful for this sound card. These headphones are of good quality, but they are not suitable for recording with the specific sound card I have. And keep in mind, I also have the Behringer HA400 amplifier and still, I hit a dead end. These headphones are for a console or with a good amplifier, try them out and then proceed with the purchase. For which one is good, ask an expert, but again, do not proceed with the purchase if you haven't tried them. If you want them just to listen or mix and have the same equipment as me, go ahead and get them. But for recording with these machines that I have, I strongly recommend not getting them at all. Trust me, the old focusrite headphones I have are like night and day when it comes to recording
In this money, there is no rival, perfect construction, comfort, and incredible sound quality
I bought the headphones for sound mixing in editing. For their price, they are very good. With 80 Ohms, the sound level on the computer needs to be comfortably 30% higher than conventional headphones. They work great on the phone in an indoor space (even though I was scared I wouldn't hear anything), but the volume for comfortable listening is at 75%. I don't know about outdoor use. Also, they are very fragile for mobile use due to the long plug. If pressure is applied, like a lever, the plug will break. However, in terms of their important use, the build quality is very good, they are comfortable to use as over-the-ear headphones, I've been wearing them for 6 hours already and I haven't gotten tired at all, and the sound is excellent for their price and the job I need them for. Some people overanalyze in their reviews, and obviously there are much better headphones for specific uses that require analytical sound. However, for their category, they are very good and I would buy them again without hesitation.
P.S. The pouch that comes with the headphones is ridiculous.
P.P.S. The non-detachable cable is an issue, I agree. I would also prefer a coiled cable.
My own have an asymmetrical level between the right and left channel. I hope I can change them immediately.
Terrific acoustics. For their price, they are the best you can find. They have sound isolation, they don't squeeze the head (very important for me), you can wear them comfortably for a long time. They need a good sound card to show their capabilities, the more expensive, the better the results. I bought a 20 euro one because that's all I could afford and I'm satisfied. The only negative thing is that if you don't pay attention and pull the cable hard, it can come off. Otherwise, strong and sturdy German construction.
I have invested a lot of money and effort over time in my sound system, but I had never used hi-end headphones before. With my little one sleeping early, I couldn't enjoy my music without disturbing anyone, so I decided to start with the DT770pro at 80ohm, which I bought about 3 months ago. In short, I am satisfied with the quality/price ratio, but that doesn't mean there are no competitors or room for upgrading to better headphones. They have character in sound and don't resemble any dry gaming headset or dull Bluetooth headphones.
Now, more detailed:
SOUND
First of all, I should mention that I use these headphones with a professional sound card for recording or with a hi-end audio system amplifier (neither of which is ideal). Based on my experience, I would rank the sound quality at the same level as speakers in the range of 400-700 euros. The audio experience greatly depends on the genre of music. For jazz/blues/classical/rock, they are fantastic, and the vocals sound out of this world. They have incredible sound resolution and very musical bass. For lower frequency instruments, you can hear all the notes very clearly, which is one of the most difficult things to achieve in a sound system under 1000 euros. However, when it comes to electronic music, it's not the best experience I've had. While you can hear all the frequencies and distinguish everything in what you're listening to, the bass stops where my preference for this type of music begins. Of course, I'm not looking for something like Beats headphones that have excessive bass, but something in between, something that shakes you a bit in the subbass frequency. Also, the volume doesn't reach where I want it to, although my wife is afraid that I'll go deaf when I'm in the same room. However, I believe that I don't have a good enough amplifier for the 80 ohm version. That's why I recommend the lower impedance version to someone who doesn't want to spend another 200 euros or more on an amplifier. The sound directly from a mobile phone is acceptable for casual listening and nothing more, due to the volume. The sound quality remains fantastic no matter what they are connected to.
MONITORING/RECORDING
I'm not sure if they are suitable for this purpose. The soundstage is not as neutral, and the bass is slightly more emphasized. However, this is also the reason why I bought them and love them. But I don't use them for recording.
COMFORT
My head is of normal size, and they fit me perfectly. They have loosened up a bit over time because they used to give me a headache after the second hour of use. Specifically, yesterday, after about 5 hours of music and gaming, I had to take them off because I couldn't bear it anymore. I should add that I haven't done the stretching recommended on the internet. The weight is okay; personally, it doesn't bother me much.
BUILD QUALITY
Except for the cable, which doesn't change externally and worries me a bit, although it seems easy to repair according to what I see on the internet, the rest of the construction is flawless. The quality of the materials is very good. The earpads are softer than my cat. The plastic on the ear cups is durable, as if it were made of vibranium :-) and the leather on the headband is very soft and contributes to the comfort. My normal-sized ears fit comfortably inside the ear cups without folding or touching the walls.
I will come back when I purchase the iFi Zen DAC, which pairs well with the 80ohm version and corrects all the imperfections of the headphones according to what I read on forums.
No matter what we say, it's not enough. There's nothing better for the price, don't even think about it.
For me, the most important thing was for it to be comfortable for long use, and it's the best I've worn.
The only negative thing is that the cable is not detachable, but as long as you take care of it, it's not an issue.
Amazing build quality, the plastics are very high-quality, and I don't want to hear nonsense. Obviously, it has plastic parts, it can't be light and comfortable otherwise.
I chose them after watching a review about music and studio equipment, and I don't regret it. They are not cheap, but for a high-quality headphone with excellent construction and sound, they are worth it
Great build and sound quality. I highly recommend them.
SOUND:
I use them at home (for gaming and music) with a small DAC-amplifier (Fiio K3), which is not necessary because they play on all devices without any amplification, but it makes a difference, especially when the sound card on the motherboard is bad. I am completely satisfied with their performance.
P.S. For bass lovers, the Fiio K3 is necessary.
BUILD:
- I have had them for almost 4 years (since February 2018), and despite numerous falls, they haven't suffered any damage except for a small piece of plastic (see photos). The plastic is thin and broke when they fell on the floor at an angle.
- The headband pad is very comfortable and soft, but it started peeling after 3-3.5 years due to my oily hair. I replaced it with a Chinese one for €5.
- The ear pads are very comfortable and soft, even after all this time with frequent hand washes. I recently changed them due to color.
- The inside of the headphones can collect hair over time, resulting in some frequencies sounding crackly. A cleaning makes them like new again.
Note: I have personally assembled the headphones with relative ease. (Thank you, YouTube)
Do not be sorry or euros! It is one of the best headphones without exaggeration. Very nice and clean sound (I have also added a small amplifier for 25€), very nice bass, the active noise cancellation is very good, it seems very sturdy construction. I recommend it!
Edit: The noise cancellation is the best, in very loud noise wearing them reduces the surrounding noise excessively. The bass is perfect, so good that you feel like you are in a cinema.
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