Review on 🎧 Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro (80 Ohm) Earphones - Black/Grey by Michal Wasowicz

In conclusion, these are fine ears for the home (a solid 4) but nothing more. They are not legendary in any way. Modest construction and substance. For the same price, the DT 1770 Pro is the one I'd choose. In my high-end setup, I rely on the Myryad M series. has various benefits: Strong, dependable build quality. These rest easily atop one's skull. The bass is really low yet not overdriven at all. Deep enough that it makes your chest shake, just like when a high-end subwoofer is playing. Consistently in the middle with a noticeable presence. The richness and complexity of the setting are really appealing. There are times when you spin around in an effort to locate the source of the sound, such is the apparent depth of the stage. Presence, the terrifying actuality. Like a sheet of litmus paper, these headphones reveal the flaws in the recording and the inadequacies of the track or source. Their strength and weakness both lie in the fact that they have a profound impact on the final product of the recording. In order to gauge the audio quality, I suggest: A Convergent Album MALIA and Boris Blank are the performers. Test track for LF (bass) in 2022 jazz The musical story of Alex Lotus's life. Make sure you activate HQ mode, Ru. Some drawbacks: The high frequencies are tinted, so they don't annoy but they do get tiring after a while. A thick, tangled cord that appears to weigh more than the headphones themselves. You can't take the cable out. It takes at least 100 hours of warm-up time, like with any dynamic monitor, before the range is more or less uniform. Expensive, probably because of the "Legend" tag, but crafted by hand in Germany. With the current currency rate of $12,000 to €63, this amounts to less than €200. This is a drop in the bucket for a high-quality home theater system.