I took my son for a home mini-studio. The son is quite satisfied, only I had to replace the adapter from another set of headphones from Audiotechnics. He speaks better than mine, you can hear more and more detail, but this is understandable. 250 ohm vs 64 ohm. Although I took mine just for listening to high-quality music, and not for working with sound. The adapter came crooked, with a marriage, apparently there is no tight pairing, noises, crackles appear, which are not in the path, cutoff…

In general, buyers have always bribed with their assembly and indestructibility. As for the dt770 - many take them for recording or hoping for a powerful sound due to the closed design - however, there is no bloated bass here, it may even seem that it is not enough (but this is up to the first sound in the sub-bass range - the sub-bass here is very deep, even speakers walk with a walker). A "bright" Baerian top is present (in instrumental music, the cymbals sting a little on the brain). A…

I chose a replacement for Shure 840, which fell apart after a couple of years of home use, first the left ear flew off, then the right. I took Beyerdynamic with the hope that they will last longer once they are used on the radio. In general, I am satisfied, the chirping discussed by everyone, if there is one, does not bother me, I listen to different music from light domestic rock to black metal. I tried from the phone (Mi 9 lite) they play quite well, not even at full volume

The sound of the headphones is wonderful, good noise isolation, good headband, do not creak at all. I use headphones for personal monitoring and hearing protection during rehearsals and performances of a pop-jazz orchestra. A very comfortable fit on the head, high-quality sound, good noise isolation, a light and soft twisted cord, a carrying case make the dt770 250 ohm indispensable for working on concert venues. Headphones are demanding on the quality of the recording and it is better to use…

Sound quality is very good. They are comfortable to wear. While they lack active noise cancellation, they do an excellent job of filtering out ambient noise.

The sound quality is excellent, very balanced. I've always used Sony Professional phones and found them good, but the DT 770 Pro is well worth the extra money. Much more comfortable, with excellent noise cancellation. The top finish is even and clean. A low level will chatter your teeth. Highly recommended !

These headphones are junk. Absolutely rubbish. I took it out of the box, put it in my pocket and could barely hear the music. I've used everything on my mixer, USB audio interface, computer settings, even an amp, nothing has changed. As soon as I turn up the volume, the headphones distort the sound. I've wanted these headphones for a long time and if they sound like this then I regret buying them. I didn't send them back just because I live in the Bahamas and we have a very difficult shipping…

I first tested them on my iPhone while listening to music. The volume had to be cranked higher than I wanted, but they sounded pretty solid. Mids were solid, highs were solid, bass was decent. My second test was the live performance. I used it with my Aviom and the kick drum was maxed out at medium volume! The sound was also quiet. I tried with a straight plug, no adapter, same thing. Turned up the volume, it got worse. Personal use, studio use, they probably work great. For drummers and live…

After LONG detailed research I decided on these headphones. I have an OCD related to researching anything electronic that costs more than a few hundred dollars. I try to find the best value for money without sacrificing quality. These headphones sound fantastic and outperform any headphones I've had before. I'm very glad I went with the 80 ohm model as they still work really well with my phone and offer more than enough volume. The build quality is excellent and they are very comfortable to…