Best Studio Mixing Headphones Under $200

[@japroductions6583]

i just got the DT 770 and man!! i love those headphones, hands down they are the best to mix with and the quality is incredible.. and for 125 at my local GC it was hard to pass on offer 🔥🔥

[@SeanDivine]

J & A Productions 🙌🎧

[@rahulbhardwaj3995]

which ohm of dt770 u use 80 or 250 and what amp u use????

[@Microphunktv-jb3kj]

ATH-m50's kind of have died on me, low-end is fucked up imho.. was just few mins ago looking at dt770, wasnt so sure.. so im looking around reviews.. 990 pro's cost as much as 770, what's the difference? if im used to ATH-m50x freq response .. is beyer 770 , 990 good for me ?

[@pablom2274]

@@Microphunktv-jb3kj the 990 have more bass, comparing with the 770, they have extra 2db at 100hz, thats the difference

[@sergeysmelnik]

I listened to the dt770 at guitar center along with every single one of their headphones on display for close to 2 hours. I listened to them once and never went back to them. Way to thin and bright sounding for me. Theyd give me a headache in 5 minutes. I did like their comfort though.

[@user-oe9lk5tb5w]

This helped a lot, I'm new to post-production and I'm upgrading my headphones. I think I'm gonna go with the DT770. Thank You!

[@RaphaelNano]

Bought audio Technica's.. returned them the next day and got the dt770 pro... Best decision I've made (especially for mixing)

[@justgame5403]

Bless up sean been watching your videos for over 4yrs now and my mix has improved I watch this video a while back and now I need a new set og headset so im here again. One love bless.

[@SeanDivine]

🙌

[@bigmoomusic]

watch on 2x speed thank me later

[@Joahmigr]

1.25x is fine

[@SwapnilBhartiya]

@@Joahmigr 1x is the best

[@3nthamornin]

def needs 1.75 at least jesus christ

[@3nthamornin]

literally if u watch it at 1.5 he sounds like a normal person. why is he talking in slow motion lmfao

[@oath4231]

@@3nthamornin better than those WASSUP GUYS SO TODAY youtubers, that lofi, homemade style gives u relatibility n comfort

[@victornico]

Watch on 1x, don’t thank me. Thank Sean for making this video for you guys...

[@budhirooh786]

Correct

[@paul.aragon]

Good info. Thanks for responding so frequently to all the viewers. I've had many questions answered just by reading your response comments.

[@SeanDivine]

awesome, sure thing Paul!

[@camelCased]

Thank you for the nice summary of the reviews I've heard also from other users of the same headphones. If only there were something like DT 770 but open-back or at least semi-open. Closed-back always make my ears overheat and also give some claustrophobic sense - I always want to take them off often to hear if somebody is not trying to talk to me or call me on the phone :D

[@SeanDivine]

I've heard good things about the 880. I may try them soon and post a review video!

[@rasonmusic5447]

DT 990 Pro

[@antoniocoelhorj]

@@SeanDivine is the 80 Ohm dt 770 better than the 250 OHm?

[@michaelkelly6583]

Bought and love my 770s! Thank you Sean.

[@SeanDivine]

good choice! 🙌

[@frankservant5754]

Straight to the point I love your authenticity

[@confidenceondatrack76]

thx for this man. ive been waiting for a video like this for a long time

[@SeanDivine]

sure thing :)

[@cherokee79]

the dt770 pro is what i'm aiming for. i also bring up a audio track in my editing program to be able to hear any unwanted noises in the track that i can go back to remove.

[@BuzzinProducer]

Love my Bro! Always got them jems 💯🐝

[@SeanDivine]

😊🙌

[@mattrismatt]

I've heard these three headphones, but I recommend the Sivga SV006 (or BossHifi B8) with Brainwavz pads (standard, oval, protein leather) installed. Without question, they are the best-sounding, lower-cost, closed-back headphone on the market. With Brainwavz pads installed, their sound-stage, imaging, and overall frequency response (slightly boost bass and treble) will astound for critical listening and mixing, alike.

[@SoundsAndGear]

Dope vid bro, nice!

[@SeanDivine]

thanks bro!

[@UnderRatedWorld]

Hey @sean what headphones would u recommend for recording in the booth?? Same budget too lol thanks man love your stuff great work!!!

[@SeanDivine]

the dt770 have the most isolated sound out of these... very little to no headphone bleed :)

[@UnderRatedWorld]

Sean Divine I didn't mean out of those u had I meant out of any.. I need a new pair of recording headphones.. r u on IG?

[@UnderRatedWorld]

And thanks a lot man !

[@SeanDivine]

I track with them and wouldn't with anything else :) @SeanDivine

[@UnderRatedWorld]

Sean Divine ok cool I'm gonna check em out appreciate it bro ! I'll hit u on IG also

[@Skeyechi]

I would actually recommend the ATH-M40x headphones over the M50x. The M40x has a much flatter frequency response and is a bit less expensive. They are both still fantastic headphones though! However, the M50x seems to have too much bass to work as a good do it all set of headphones for producing and mixing.

[@pablom2274]

hey.. the m20x and m50x have a flat frequency response!! the m30x and m40x are coloured versions of the m20x.

[@sergeysmelnik]

Of all the ath headphones i tried out the m20x were by far my favorite. The M40x sounded pretty good except for the top end was too bright. For around 100 bucks my favorite were Yamaha MT5.

[@PietroBlanca]

Thanks for this video, it helped me to understand a few things about what headphones should I go for mixing!

[@SeanDivine]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lindkvistgroup4080]

thanx for the help man! Great review!

[@SeanDivine]

sure thing!

[@maxamiliano2009]

Thanks man! Super helpful

[@vijaiaanand]

Hi I have DT 770 Pro 250ohms but for producing music which is good 80Ohms or 250Ohms

[@ChrisBessy]

i have got the 80 Ohm and 250 Ohm ... to work in studio, the 250 ohm is better ... more flat response. the 80 ohm have too much bass. 80 Ohm = ipod/fun 250 Ohm = soundcard/studio

[@RaphaelNano]

I agree with Chris!

[@Nathansthing]

@@ChrisBessy i found the 80 ohm to be flatter actually

[@ChrisBessy]

@@Nathansthing go on amazon.fr and check the description of this headphone ...

[@SteveStockmalMusic]

Not open back? The more I study this subject (which headphones to mix with) the more it seems that open back is the way to go. Thoughts?

[@SeanDivine]

Hi Steve, I agree that open back will give you a more accurate reference, especially with low end and sound stage. I personally mix with closed back since I'm recording with them also and can't have the bleed happening.

[@SteveStockmalMusic]

Nice...Yeah, I'm going to splurge and get an extra open-back for mixing. thanx again.

[@JohnMorris-ge6hq]

Steve Stockmal What headphones you choice make sure they are open back if you plan to use them for mixing.

[@calebcreates8555]

Have you guys heard of the Philips SHP9500? that's what I use but I don't have a reference on how good others are because these are the only nice ones I own haha.

[@SeanDivine]

have not! are they dedicated mixng headphones?

[@calebcreates8555]

I do not think so. but they have a pretty neutral sound and they are very very budget friendly I love them!

[@pineapple3037]

IMO those are the best headphones for mixing under $100

[@edman4828]

I heard the Beyer Custom One Studio are almost the same as the Dt770 80ohm, yes?

[@SunTeleLeo]

thank you! i got audiotechnica m50 for recording now I'll get DT770 (or 790?) as well for mixing (in additon to moniors)

[@JTFuller]

hey Sean, will you make a video on how to make beats in Logic. Just wondering. I see a lot out there and I want to see your spin.

[@SeanDivine]

Did you see this one? kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5KQc5Wsrd2inpI more on the way :)

[@bradevans8714]

Which one would you recommend for voice over?

[@bbieye]

Hi Sean I love your Channel. May I ask some question? Do you use Headphone amp? I'm interested DT770 for mixing. Seems like It has 3 type of Ohm. I don't have headphone amp. should I buy the amp? and which type of ohm headphone should I choose? Second question is ... My music genre is Rock and Hard rock. such as , vocal, bass guitar, drum, guitar. 4 piece of band. And I would like to make sure low Freqency area like kick and bass- guitar separation so in my case Which headphone do you recomend? Could you teach me please?

[@SeanDivine]

I do not use a headphone amp (the headphone outputs on my RME interface are very good). I've broken down some of my favorite headphones here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnjJmWt6qriNpZY

[@whiteonwhite226]

If I'm using headphones it's the HD 598. Only pair at this price range that I can wear ~8 hours a day without a headache and at this point I kinda know it's sound.

[@EnamAzed]

One of my friends used to work in a radio so he gave me the DT 770 as a gift and I was like HoOoOooo god bless man.

[@SeanDivine]

:)

[@collizma]

So im thinking of purchasing a pair of senheizer HD 598 headphones. Would you recommend them for music production?

[@freddymack2531]

Love why you do. I have a question about headphones. What’s better for mixing closed back or semi open headphones.

[@SeanDivine]

if you're not recording near your computer / interface, I would go with open back to give you more low end response.

[@jamahlrawls3520]

Sean Divine Why specifically if you’re not recording near your computer/interface?

[@alexpoheiu]

@@jamahlrawls3520 i think he talk about some interference that comes from your pc

[@jamahlrawls3520]

Alexandru Cosmin Wow. I didn't even know that was a concern

[@alexpoheiu]

@@jamahlrawls3520 me too :)) but i google it

[@JaredAlexanderStevenson]

DT 770 250ohm vs 80ohm. What is the difference?

[@Shapi]

less ohms means that you probably would not need an amp. 250 ohms def need an amp

[@cleftturnip7774]

@@Shapi is there much difference in sound between the 80 ohm and 250ohm?

[@10thnxte60]

Does Yamaha HPH - HT5 good for mixing and mastering beats or songs?

[@jodyschultz5870]

Excellent review. Thank you Sir.

[@bbarcks]

Hey i just saw your video, awesome content and I decided to go for the DT 770 but I have some questions and I hope you can help me out. 1. Whats the difference between the 32, 80 and 250 Ohm? I don't understand how Ohm works but I've heard in other videos that I should get a preamp in order to listen through 80 and 250 Ohm. 2.I'll also buy a Focusrite Scarlet 6i6 and according to tech specs, the impedance of the headphone output is only 10 so what that means is that I won't be able to connect even the 32 ohm version to my interface? I'm really confused.

[@SeanDivine]

hey Bruno, here's a link w/ more info on the different ohm options support.beyerdynamic.com/hc/en-us/articles/202503041-Which-DT-770-for-which-source

[@bbarcks]

Thx man, I appreciate it!

[@donsoulo4617]

I want the dt 770s overall. but im concerned if theyre not recommended for recording, mixing AND mastering. I want headphones that wont leak sound through the mic so I figured these are like a kill two birds with one stone kinda thing. any recommendations...I like how the sonys LOOK btw

[@brisvegan89]

Thoughts on Open vs. Closed headphones for mixing? Personally I find that I can mix much longer wearing Open phones.

[@SeanDivine]

brisvegan89 open back would be ideal for mixing. Better response and sound stage. Many are tracking themselves though so closed back will give you more flexibility.

[@brisvegan89]

Sean Divine Cheers man. I appreciate your thoughts on the issue!

[@ViciousXUSMC]

Agree with entire review, make the same recommendations. Found it ironic that this is produced by a professional audio mixer/engineer and that the ending music was 10x louder than the spoken part of the video and tried to blow my ears up.

[@greedokenobi3855]

Thanks for this!

[@SeanDivine]

sure thing!

[@yassend.7001]

I have the DT770 (pretty good), DT880 (sounds very hifi-ish, not so good for mxing), HD800 (lean, thin sounding, but detailed), , Focal Spirit Pro (pretty flat with softer highs, but stereo image is not accurate and very very uncomfortable) and let me tell you the flattest, with best translation and good amount of detail is the DT250! Don't let the 'lower number'' fool you they are much better than the DT770! And I prefer them even over my HD800, very underrated...you should try them out sean!

[@SeanDivine]

awesome, thanks for the recommendation!

[@razzerraw1108]

In this video Sean says these headphones are not perfect and are budget, what headphones would he consider a bit more high end for mixing ?

[@JayMadeelrubio]

Hello Sean, will the Dt 770 250 ohms sound better than the 80 ohms? Also is the coiled cable on the 250 ohms version as long as the straight cable on the 80 ohms version of the dt 770?

[@SeanDivine]

It depends on your headphone amp - the 250 ohm require more power… I’m not sure about the coiled cable but the straight cable is quite long

[@Airic]

with the 770's, do you prefer 80 ohm or 250 for mixing?

[@SeanDivine]

I prefer the 80 ohm, they seem to be less picky about the headphone amplifier you use (even if you plug them directly into a laptop or phone)

[@Airic]

@@SeanDivine thanks for the insight, i'm still able to return my 250's so i think ima switch.

[@SimonasB]

Right one time, I had Audio Technica M50 added to my list, now im thinking of bying 770 instead, fairly same price.

[@SeanDivine]

ATH-M50 are very pleasant to listen to. Again, I do like to reference with them for a more "consumer" type headphones. In terms of mixing though, the 770's translate so much better in my experience!

[@lastspoil5547]

If I'm mixing with the Sony MDR's, do I need to use a headphone amp or audio interface for proper headphone level?

[@Drb3r]

Hi, I'm looking to buy Sennheiser headphones for sound editing, mainly because Sennheiser has been my favourite brand for years. I have never owned a pair specifically for sound editing though. I've done my research, and apparently the Sennheiser HD 280 pro is highly recommended and a standard for a lot of professionals. It is also around the price I'm looking for; around 150 euros. The thing is, I don't know how recent a lot of the websites are and if Sennheiser possibly has newer, improved models around the same price? I'm hoping you can give me a little more information about this. Thanks in advance.

[@janpienkowski]

I really like the Sennheiser HD 280 pro, I've been using them for many years now for cleaning up sounds and for getting my mid range and overall "headphone mixes" right... in tandem with my monitors. I actually like the HD 280 pro better than the HD 380 Pro - even though the HD 380 are much higher in price. When comparing them, I found the HD 280's had a tighter sound in the low end and overall sounded more detailed than the HD 380s.. to my ears.

[@JohnMorris-ge6hq]

EvilYakuza The HD280'S are tracking headphones, not made for mixing. Mixes will be over bassy. I have used them for many years. You can certainly use them for editing. Great isolation and they play very flat and loud with no breakup. But if you are looking for detail the KRK KNS 8400 is a better deal and you can mix with them. ($150 CAN DOL )

[@saidnelson]

Hey Sean!! i have also the DT770 but, do you know any mixer engineer that made a mainstream song with headphones?

[@NN-rs1ny]

yo sean in the DT 770 what ohms do u use 80 or 250???

[@chewy4157]

N/N 250 for mixing

[@ChrisBessy]

80 ohm = ipod/fun 250 ohm = soundcard/studio/mix

[@dennisng0214]

i have an interface of Roland UA-55 and the sound of my new dt 770 pro (80 ohm) is really low volume, is it normal?

[@drumaholik13]

4:38 That beat at the end is EPIC. Is there a full track I can listen to somewhere?

[@SeanDivine]

thanks Nathan, it was sold but here's the link to listen - divinetracks.com/downloads/stairways/

[@davidquintanilla1825]

Dammit! I wish I saw this sooner, I was torn between the 770's and Sennheiser HD 280's and I ended up picking up the 280' this past Saturday, now I'm starting to wonder if I made the best choice lol

[@donsoulo4617]

@RAP INSTRUMENTALS ON MY PAGE how do you record with no headphones?

[@vladsnape6408]

The Yamaha HPH-MT8 headphones are $US 199, and are fantastic. Extremely flat, not hyped, great build quality, comfortable. They are closed, but still sound great, with a reasonable sound-stage. Designed by Yamaha specifically for mixing and tracking. I checked out a lot of different headphones and finally bought a pair - very glad I did. I used to use only open back headphones, because of the sound quality, but now need to use closed most of the time.

[@Izudra]

would go with DT 990 pro instead tho. Same thing but wider soundstage

[@pcmobitab]

Do we need a headphone amp with Focusrite 2i2 with the 250 Ohms version of the DT 770 ?

[@SeanDivine]

I'm using the 80 ohm. Not to say it's necessary, ideally the 250 need more power to reach their potential.

[@fagulhaLeiria]

@@SeanDivine you prefered ath m50x or DT 770?

[@francishunter5168]

question for the dt 770...did you take the 250 ohms version

[@SeanDivine]

francis hunter mine are 80 ohm I believe

[@francishunter5168]

thanks for the response ... great channel..keep it up

[@ChrisBessy]

@@francishunter5168 for mix and mastering -----> 250 ohm (more flat response)

[@kamelbitar7105]

Hello man, I have the Sony MDR-7506 MDR and the Beyerdynamic DT770, I ahve to choose one Help me Sony MDR-7506 or Beyerdynamic DT770 ??? i want it mixing and editing Audio for videos

[@SeanDivine]

between these, I would go with the 770! They don't sound "exciting" but they translate well overall!

[@drn3ll983]

real good video thank you man

[@SeanDivine]

Glad it helped

[@yosmarone]

i thought closed headphones are bad for mixing and producing ,i have listened everywere that open headphones is a must for mixing....im confused, a lot use the close one and a lot use the open ones..

[@SeanDivine]

use what works for you :)

[@PaulikasKarolis]

I own the KRK 5's but my room is not treated at all and since I live on a boat, treatment is pretty much impossible. I also have a pair of the ATH m50x headphones which I enjoy producing with, however, I am considering getting a pair that would be used entirely for mixing/mastering purposes. So far I've looked into the Beyer DT 770 Pro, DT 990 Pro, AKG k702 and AKG k712. Out of these four pairs which do you think would suit my needs best? Cheers!

[@ACCOUNTANTB]

half opened - Beyerdinamic DT-990, Closed - DT 770 ; Sennheiser HD25, HD 280 ; Opened = DT 880 , AKG 702 and lower

[@perocomohahechoeso]

DT 990 are opened and dt 880 are half opened

[@SoundSignals]

Hi Sean. Great video. I wondered if you had an opinion or experience of Sennheiser headphones? Specifically the HD380s? Thank you.

[@SeanDivine]

I have not :/ might test them in the future and will keep you posted!

[@SoundSignals]

Sean Divine no problem. Yeah, the Sennheiser range seems to be very popular, especially the HD25s. Thanks for responding, much appreciated, I've been following you for a while now, your videos are great! Keep up the good work man!

[@updown6814]

could you do a video on RMS levels and the best plugin to use to buy or what comes with your saw, having problems on that topic, thanks

[@SeanDivine]

Ashani Whitfield which daw are you using?

[@updown6814]

Sean Divine pro tools 12

[@SeanDivine]

Ashani Whitfield check out the phase scope plugin with metering set to rms. Otherwise there's not really a dedicated rms meter in pro tools to my knowledge

[@SeanDivine]

This video has info on rms that may help you kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpnGhp5qqZ10fdE

[@updown6814]

Sean Divine OK thanks, and remember that video about the budget studio

[@TSMbeatz]

Hello Sean. I've noticed you have a pair of yamaha ns 10 back there. I always wondered how do they sound? Would you recommend them? And what amplifier are you using for them? Sorry for a lot of questions lol :D

[@SeanDivine]

Honestly they don't sound all that great! The NS10m are just a studio staple and I got used to mixing on them in a commercial mixing room a few years ago. They do a good job of presenting the mids and vocals in a way that translates well. Other than that, there are much better options out there if you haven't already become accustomed to them. I'm using a hafler transnova amplifier.

[@TSMbeatz]

Thank you!

[@SeanDivine]

no problem :)

[@yuryskakun7788]

@@SeanDivine Hi Sean, would you mind expanding a bit on this? I own Yamaha H80M's in a room mostly covered in moving blankets. The monitoring doesn't translate well at all. What other monitors would you recommend for this situation?

[@ajaysm4087]

Hello Sean great video. So should I buy dt 770 80 or 250 please suggest me this purpose for mixing and mastering

[@joeybaronstudio]

I was using the Bose headphones and wow....what I do with the 7506's is put a set of Vic firth drumming phones over them not plugged in

[@DecontructRecreate]

Very nice video, detailed and on point. Would you recommend the DT 990 pro over the 770? I’m fairly newb to the headphone market but I’ve heard open back is better for mixing than closed back. I mainly work with extreme metal genres.

[@SeanDivine]

I haven't tried the 990 but in my experience, the 770 seem to translate better than the others here. Open back will give you better low end response and sound stage but you can compensate in a closed back once you get used to them

[@MrJeffreylipata]

i wonder DT 770 80OHM will work without diminishing the audio output if i will connect it to blue yeti USB type?

[@darlingimscared]

Very helpful I'll go with the 770's then 😊

[@casettemix]

same

[@RoDiMoDi1122]

Is it unimportant if mixing headphones are open or closed back? I thought closed back headphones are more for vocal recording and open ones are primarily for mixing?

[@SeanDivine]

it's personal preference, both can work well for mixing although closed back are better for isolation. I'm just now checking out some open back headphones and will be sharing content to touch more on this subject...

[@RonJonesREjonzin]

Sean what do you think about the Senh. HD 650 hphones for mixing?

[@RonJonesREjonzin]

i really like the 650s but my krk 8 are my favorite way. just wanted to comment. thanks

[@SeanDivine]

thanks for the input Ron! I haven't tried the HD650 but have heard great things about them, as well as the HD600. They are a bit pricey though for most. Are you using a dedicated headphone amp w/ with the 650?

[@RonJonesREjonzin]

Hi Sean, Thanks for your response, not really, I use a behringer 1 x 4 but it is far from special.

[@RonJonesREjonzin]

I just have a behringer 1 x 4 HP amp

[@lizmoss]

just bought a pair of sony mdr 7506 but am now thinking i maybe should've gotten an open-backed pair, specifically the Beyerdynamic. is one better than the other for mixing? that's what i'll be using it for mostly

[@SeanDivine]

the beyerdynamic are more of a "complete" mixing headphone IMO (i.e. the DT770 or DT990)... not to say you can't mix with the 7506... they're great at picking out details in the top end but are a bit harsh and lacking in the lows

[@MrStarmade]

What do you think about Avantone PRO MP1 MixPhones? Planning to get these, would be cool to hear your opinion on them.

[@SeanDivine]

hi German, don't have experience with these but have heard good things about Avantone!

[@leighparker9109]

I enjoyed watching this.

[@SeanDivine]

:)

[@eternalrewind2190]

Do I need a amp? Looking to upgrade to better headphones to use on my laptop while mixing

[@SeanDivine]

I'd recommend a good audio interface with solid headphone outs

[@JohnMorris-ge6hq]

Eternal rewind2 Exactly what Sean Divine says above.

[@kellyaalbers9898]

Do you have a recommendation for wireless headphones? I end up mixing for events with an ipad, and walking around the buildings we work in.

[@SeanDivine]

Hi Kelly, I don't have any experience with wireless headphones (yet). Will keep you posted if that changes!

[@randeepsembi8195]

Intro song????????

[@SeanDivine]

"What Keeps You Up"

[@randeepsembi8195]

@@SeanDivine thank youu🙏🏾🙏🏾🤘🏼

[@DreErdna]

I’m about to order the DT770’s for studio headphones. What OHMs should I get? There’s 16,32,80, and 250.

[@SeanDivine]

I use 80 :)

[@k3illest_893]

Great video thanks for the info I got 3? 1st is can you hear the effects of the ath m50x like the dt770pros like you were explaing? 2nd I make hip hop beatz so 808s and subs is a must which headphones would be better? and 3rd does the ohms make a difference I have a focusrite scarlett 2i2 I know it's not enough amp built in but what ohms would be best if I went with the dt770?

[@TheDiamondTelevision]

For mixing better is 770 or 990 ? I dont talk about open/close i want make a good mixes.

[@SeanDivine]

I haven't tried the 990 but being that they're open back, you'll have better low end response / sound stage

[@PrettyLady7282]

between KRK kns8400 & beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro 80 ohm Studio Headphones??? thanks Sean!

[@MrYougoo]

The 770s come in 3 different ohms. How do you know which one you should choose?

[@SeanDivine]

I have the 80 ohm

[@MrYougoo]

@@SeanDivine Thank you very much and have a wonderful Christmas!

[@cleftturnip7774]

With the dt770's would you get the 80ohm or the 250ohm?

[@SeanDivine]

80

[@patryk7706]

Hi Sean. What version of DT 770 pro did you recommend for rode al-1 interface for mixing and mastering?

[@504mike]

Hey sean, I bought your template and I was just wondering how to disable the click track in.logic pro x

[@SeanDivine]

Hey Michael. You should see the metronome icon in the upper right tool bar. Just deselect it. If you don't see it, right click and select customize control bar and make sure Click is checked.

[@mkn385]

Is it ok to buy the beyerdynamic’s dt 770 pro 80 ohm version for straight plug in to my laptop ?

[@SeanDivine]

yes, that's what I have

[@camilob.9542]

I have that same controller!! Impact LX 49+ !!!

[@SeanDivine]

🙌

[@drubaily4140]

Now what...there wasn't only 2 made was there?

[@Macho_Beats]

In my experience the ath-m50 doesn't compare at all to beats by Dre to me I've owned both dt770 and ath-m50. When I mixed with dt770 my mixes didn't come out as good as the m50s. Just my opinion. Sean thanks for all the videos and sharing knowledge much appreciated. Just thought I'd share my experience.

[@sikwitit773]

they both closed back headphones you need open back or semi open back headphones for better mixing.

[@EsencyMusic]

I agree with you. I cant agree with his guy comparing the ath-M50 with beats by dre... totally different.

[@JohnMorris-ge6hq]

Macho Hello sir. ARE You are referring to the Beat Professional model? People like to bash Beats but the Pro model is a different animal.

[@SisterAngelique]

John Morris I’ve never tried them but I believe it

[@JustinNathanielAdams]

What about Senheiser HD 280 Pro? Have you used those before? Thanks.

[@JohnMorris-ge6hq]

Musikality I have. Great tracking headphones. Up to 30 db of isolation. But not made for mixing. And I have done many mixes on them. Too bassy. And the midrange will be all off. The KRK KNS 8400 is better. ($150)

[@d-swaggthebeat4693]

what about the m50x compared to just the m50?

[@witChaos]

at the dt 770 there is any diffrence about the ohm versions?

[@SeanDivine]

support.beyerdynamic.com/hc/en-us/articles/202503041-Which-DT-770-for-which-source-

[@masihkhosravi9875]

Is listening to music in DT770s not-enjoyable??????? I do wanna mix but i dont wanna be in pain using them!

[@SeanDivine]

I think it's enjoyable... it's not overly hyped but also it's not completely flat either :)

[@masihkhosravi9875]

@@SeanDivine Thank u for answering!

[@masihkhosravi9875]

@@SeanDivine Do u know if i can use the 250 ohm version with Focusrite Scarlett 2i2?

[@extinctionistrecordsblackm6380]

is ath m40x good for mixing?

[@ChrisBessy]

i tried them. They are very good, but not perfect .....

[@GOSHENadv]

hey , do you have the 80 ohm version or the 250 ohm version?

[@SeanDivine]

80

[@RichardsWorld]

I noticed the Mike Tyson Podcast uses the DT-770 on their show.

[@twisted8541]

Hey man, should i go for dt 990 pro or dt 770?

[@SeanDivine]

It comes down to what you're using them for. If strictly for mixing, the 990 would likely give you a better low end response and sound stage since they're open back. I use my 770 for both mixing and tracking so I would think they are more versatile.

[@jack-bn3zh]

sir, so is the beyerdrynamic dt770 headphone your daily driver for mixing?

[@SeanDivine]

yes :)

[@ChrisBessy]

@@SeanDivine i work with dt770 .... m40x is good to check the finish mastering ? (because dt770 not flat)

[@coronabeats]

What headphones you recommend for mixing?

[@SeanDivine]

I'm using a combination of the DT770 and MDR7506

[@gregory8334]

are the m40s alright too?

[@gradymartinie]

I have been extremely happy with the with the ATHM40x, I feel they are more balanced than the m50x's. The low end is not as hyped as the m50x's. Thats my two cents, but for $100 they are really great! I have previously used the Sennheiser HD280's but the ATHM40x's have a better low end response.

[@CrisGarcia6]

What about Beyerdynamic Custom one pro?

[@loicbogino4054]

Great video thank you ! You help :)