Headphones Beyerdynamic DT 990 250 Ohm, black/silver Review

great headphones for monitoring music, data, games and just watching a movie. I have in my collection 770 pro, 990 pro and these Yiddish . All are excellent in their own way. I bought everything 250 ohm. my sound card can only download 770 pro . these are quieter, you have to use a headphone amplifier. apparently openness gives its own. but I recommend that someone with money is in order now, since the amplifier also costs money . or buy 80 ohm . 32 I don’t advise at all.

All series of buyers 770 (closed), 880 (semi-open) and 990 (open) are legendary headphones, permanent members of any tops with a permanent comment that this is one of the rarest options for the best sound in such a budget. Very comfortable, comfortable when compared with many other "studio" type ears. Unfortunately, they have an obvious drawback, also noted by many - too high, I would even say "drilling" high. It suits someone and even likes it, personally it cuts my ear. At a quiet volume…

I am not a fan of leaving reviews. If there is an audio card with a headphone amplifier (I have 600 ohms) These headphones have the entire sound stage, including bass. You can hear the sounds that the owners of the ears can hear for 50-100t.

Based on my observations, these headphones are advertised as high quality but fall flat in sound delivery. The design is bulky and uncomfortable for extended use.

Well, here we go to audioanonistic sites, read about the details, there, lamp-like and SLIGHTLY emphasized highs, which, nevertheless, is only a plus for this cult model . In short, it has arrived. I, myself, am not an audioonist, I hear like everyone else, without schizophrenic sands there and buzz here, that's why I grabbed cult ears at a convenient combination of price and delivery. But how, explain to me the gurus of the tube sound inside the mind, was I to perceive a specifically raised…

The problem with all open headphones is that you are not listening to music alone :) A resistance of 250 ohm is easily solved by an amplifier / good DAC. I took it for listening to vinyl and simple mixing - they do a great job!

Acquired on the advice of a manager in a very popular profile store. The first impression (with FiiO K3) - I was disappointed because of that very "peak of the buyer". While the headphones produced high detail at all frequencies, the harsh "sand" at high frequencies made my ears bleed (FiiO k3). I put it in a box and bought a Sennheiser HD599. But then I was presented with a Beyerdynamic A20 amplifier - with this amplifier, the discomfort at high frequencies completely disappeared. In direct…

These headphones, as rightly noted, have elevated mid-bass and highs. I can’t say that this spoils something, the sound is clear, voluminous and “tasty”. All kinds of acoustic music sounds especially good - jazz, classical, country rock. Nevertheless, on some compositions, the overestimated upper middle is annoying, personally, I can’t listen to music in these headphones for a long time. Compared to other similar models, the Philips Fidelio X1 in my opinion sound better, and much more. Even…

The sound is good, but of course its own, and someone will appreciate it, but someone will not. What is written in the "flaws" is rather a feature of the sound and a consequence of low-quality recordings. If possible, now I would rather take the DT880 or look at something from audio equipment. Pros: Before that, I listened to many other headphones priced up to 2 and of course these ears immediately impressed me with their expensive sound. Got cons: Bass and highs are slightly raised, and…

The feeling is like the sound of a machine gun: a lot of bottom, a lot of clanging and tiring. I recommend for live and acoustics. In rock and metal, mastering errors in spatial positioning, mp3 flaws and lack of expression of the midrange spoil the pleasure - the track falls apart. You can use for mastering only after the violence of the equalizer. The phone, in principle, pulls. But with him, the loss of midrange is even more noticeable.

I don’t know what, how and on what those guys listen, to whom the top in these ears seems to be “drilling”, bullied or something else. I purchased these ears (250 ohm version) for digital piano playing. First I used them with Roland FP-90, then with LX-706. The instruments are not cheap, they give out a modeled piano sound as it is. And the tops in Bayers turned out to be significantly less than in the simpler HD215 Senkhs used earlier with the same instruments. Bass is fine too.

Absolutely not suitable for home listening, tk. with such a sound, you quickly get tired, and listening to mediocre mixed recordings is simply impossible (headphones emphasize the shortcomings and defects of the mix). Well suited for writing music, because. the sound is very detailed and the most unpleasant moments are emphasized: with such headphones, for example, emphasizing sibilants in your compositions is simply impossible. But for writing music, I would definitely prefer these…