beyerdynamic DT1770 Pro Studio Headphone, DT1770 PRO (DT1770 PRO) Review

I've been looking for my sound for a very long time. He even moved to Hong Kong, went to Doctorhead as a job. There are cool and uncompromising headphones like audeze LCD 2 : closed back. But even then, as you listen for a long time, you notice shortcomings there too. Dryness on top. In general, I initially aimed for the league of planars, because they have a response inaccessible to dynamic technology and a sound unity detail. In general, this is so. But planars also have their trade-offs. The

Good, versatile ears. Together with the SPL Phonitor mini is a workhorse. Baer finally brought the line to mind in accordance with modern requirements for sound - music has changed a long time ago, especially in films.

Very good headphones. the sound is dense, even, without pre-cuts and distortions. Nothing sticks out and doesn't tire. They are used with a Creative sound blaster ZXR (old) sound card, I already ordered the Sound blaster AE-9, they deserve it :) Before these "ears" I used a huge number of different models, the average price range, of which both 770 Pro 250 Ohm and 1990 Pro . I thought that I didn’t need more than 1990 Pro, but by coincidence I was left without them. The choice was between…

There is not much bass, but due to the closed design, the low-frequency delivery is characteristic. In this regard, I like the supply of the lower range on planars more. Although these are nit-picking only direct comparison. If the budget allows, then you can safely take it as the only headphones, and the hearing adapts to the pitch. Different pros: Highest sound detail. The stage is wide enough for closed ears. High sensitivity for 250 ohm. Perfect fit, great materials. With its cons. Not…

You take it in your hands and understand "THING", you put it on and you think, well, I'll get used to it, but no. The cups are large, but my ears can hardly fit in them. In terms of sound, there are no complaints about the top and middle, but the bass, well, no from the word at all. It buzzes shamelessly. Of course, if you listen to four violins, then it’s better not to. But these ears are not suitable for normal "boyish" rock music. The bass is fat and buzzing and there is a LOT of it, the…

The packaging is a fairly spacious case, which contains the actual headphones themselves, spare-alternative ear pads and a pouch-compartment with wires: long straight and shorter twisted. Two pairs of ear cushions (velor and leatherette) - one on the headphones, and the second for replacement - are not just a spare wheel, as practice has shown, they change the sound of the headphones quite a lot. The sound with velor is more openly airy, lighter with lighter bass, less soundproofing. I will…

My Sennheiser Urbanite XL broke and I wanted to understand what audiophiles spend their money on. I took a poppy, pumped up dsd + flac (Pink Floyd, McCartney, Supertramp), went to the store, connected the DAC + amp and started listening to my ears. Started with Beyerdinamic DT770 Pro 250 Ohm and DT990 Pro 250 Ohm. Understand the difference between closed ears and open ones. I liked the sound of the DT990 more - cleaner, lighter, no pressure. Then it was the turn of the DT1770 Pro, listened…

If you are deaf, or have hearing problems that do not allow you to hear high frequencies - take it. Or for production, in order to know where you can turn up the high frequencies by 2k - 8k. Or you can buy for the collection - that was. But it's better not to - let advanced acoustics enjoy "buyers with modern sound", lol. Soaking with a cotton swab the brain that flows out of the ears.

Complete and absolute rubbish. First, the sound isn't as good and accurate as the 770 Pro. Second, leather ear pads are utter nonsense. After putting on the ear pads, both guides broke. Third, once inserted into the banks, the cable cannot be removed. It's stuck in the earphone and won't come out no matter how hard I pull and push the button. Too bad the originals were so good. It's not worth the price. I would have preferred some cheap imitation "bits" at least they would be more reliable than

I've been a sound engineer for many years and have always used speakers. I've been using headphones more and more over the last few years and decided to try a reference level mixing set. I like my DT770 more than my other phones so I chose these 1770s as an upgrade. The sound is very different from all the usual headphones you will find in the studio. The level of detail is fantastic and the transient response has been greatly improved. They seemed very bright at first, but then I adjusted to…

These headphones sound fantastic. A lot of people said they were bass monsters. I totally disagree. The bass is pronounced and there is around 3-5 dB of boost all the way up to 100 Hz. But the frequency response can be deceiving. The Fostext THx-00 has way more bass than them. These headphones, too, and the often-criticised 6kHz treble peak, are exaggerated. In my opinion the DT 770 had much stronger bursts at high frequencies, and they were on the verge of a hiss. On the other hand, they are…

I had DT 770 Pros 80 Ohm for several years. I was eyeing the upgrade to the 770s and was looking for another closed set. The main competitors were DT 1770 Pro and Massdrop 177x GO. I was able to try both and settled on 1770 instead of 177x (I paid about the same price for both so price wasn't an issue). Below I'm going to talk about some of the things I really like about the headphones. First, the 1770 Pro headphones are SUPER reliable and very high quality. As soon as you pick them up you will

The dt1770 headphones suffer from driver rattle, as many reviewers have noted. I found a solution to this problem by playing music or checking the frequency on YouTube if the driver is even known to rattle (it must be low bass music). Just give a few taps to the outside of the earbud, which is known to rattle when playing music, and the rattling should be eliminated, it really is that simple. It worked for me, but it's still unacceptable that premium headphones at this price point suffer from…

When I got a pair of Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro 80 Ohms I fell in love with them. Phenomenal clarity, deep booming bass and a great-sounding V-curve. When I got the Beyerdynamic DT 880 Premium 600 Ohm, I fell in love with it too. Also slightly better clarity than the 770-80 but with more natural bass and better soundstage. I've been telling myself that audiophile gear is a country of falling returns, it just isn't getting any better. Then I bought a DT-1770. My love of the 770s got me salivating…

These Beyerdynamic DT 1770 Pro headphones are amazing. The processing quality is excellent. The sound is super detailed and precise. The picture is just OMG. The soundstage is HUGE, probably the best soundstage of any closed headphone and even open headphone. But not only wide and deep, but also ultra-precise. If you buy these headphones, try the song RedLine OST Europass on YouTube. Man, at the end of the song, you FEEL the sound from up front, right in front of you, like speakers are in front

After comparing them to the Mitchell & Johnson MJ2 for a week, I settled on the Beyers! MJ2 are amazing too. Both were the most expensive headphones I've ever listened to at home and both are GOLD! But while I liked the MJ2's immersive sound, I felt the 1770 was quite engaging and entertaining, but also had a fantastic soundstage. Not TOO wide, but wider than the MJ2. Of course, I could have gotten better ear pads for the MJ2, but that would have negated another of their strengths that the…