beyer dt770 head phones

Igotsoul4u · 8th July 2006

Anybody have an opinion? I am looking for a nice high end pair of phones as an emergency mix solution if a studio sounds like total crap. So far they are in the lead. Do they sound worse with less power? Any others worth trying?

Schmacko · 8th July 2006

I track with dt770's and like them quite a bit. I find the fabric wrapped phones to be the most comfortable for long periods of use. They also don't hype any frequencies to a noticeable degree - pretty transparent.

They're probably suitable as much as a closed back headphone could be for mixing in the cans. Yet, most people seem to prefer Sennheiser's open backed phones which run at least $200 more than the Beyer's.

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Igotsoul4u Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2005 Location: New York, NY Posts: 2,843 Thread Starter	beyer dt770 head phones Anybody have an opinion? I am looking for a nice high end pair of phones as an emergency mix solution if a studio sounds like total crap. So far they are in the lead. Do they sound worse with less power? Any others worth trying?

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8th July 2006	#2
Schmacko Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2006 Location: Los Angeles/Detroit Posts: 669	I track with dt770's and like them quite a bit. I find the fabric wrapped phones to be the most comfortable for long periods of use. They also don't hype any frequencies to a noticeable degree - pretty transparent. They're probably suitable as much as a closed back headphone could be for mixing in the cans. Yet, most people seem to prefer Sennheiser's open backed phones which run at least $200 more than the Beyer's.