Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro X - Best Choice for Music Producers?

[@SanjayC]

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[@agentooe33AD]

I pre-ordered mine when I first heard about them, and got them last month. I absolutely love them! I'm glad you're putting a spotlight on them!

[@gilesmoss5860]

Nice roundup. I was in the market for a new pair of headphones recently., I was keen that everything be replaceable so I went for a pair of 700 Pro-Xs. I'm delighted with them. When investing this sort of money in headphones I expect to keep them through multiple rounds of replacement pads, so paying a bit extra over the 770s was worth it to me.

[@SanjayC]

Glad you found something that works for you!

[@Duvoncho]

Still very happy with my DT 700 Pro X, had them for about 18 months now, absolutely faultless. I just wish those stock mini xlr cables didn't have such a long rigid section, it touches your left shoulder quite frequently. After market cable is a worthwhile quality of life upgrade.

[@SonyKent]

Hi, if i may ask which after market cable did you get?

[@lknez13]

My old mixing headphones broke a couple of days ago and I've been debating whether to get the ath-m50x, the OG 770, the 700 pro x's or these. Gonna get these, thank you. Great content as always! :)

[@retrieverist]

def don't mix on these, these Beyers are v-shaped and not suitable for mixing.

[@czondag]

Mx50 has a bass to be scared of…. Beautiful but the pads are gone in about 2 or 3 years

[@Dex4Sure]

@@retrieverist Anything is suitable for mixing when you learn to adjust for the headphones. There are no perfect headphones for mixing.

[@DJSicksense]

Just got the 770 pro x LE and loving them. I had the Takstar Pro 80(hyperx cloud II) and I'm finaly discovering new songs every day. Deffently a step up from a gaming headset

[@margaretchristo6859]

Awesome roundup. You are so thorough in your comparison, it helps in our decision making process. Thanks Sanjay C.

[@CodyBones004]

Good god, with a premium voice, TV quality production, and clear speech patterns, it's an anomaly that this doesn't have more views. Thank you for the honest review! I think I might spring for the 700 because I like being able to replace the comfort furniture on a pair of headphones. 👌

[@Trichom3]

u can replace them on all 3 headphones. its actually very easy and quick to replace them on 770pros and x le, not sure why many people say its hard to do it.

[@dirkschwarzhoff5606]

I had the 770s many years ago and always liked their sound. I have been needing some closed phones for recording acoustically of late, and this video made my decision quite simple. Gonna go for the Pro X. Splendid job!

[@kriss12loverap]

I got the dt 700 pro x upgraded from 32ohm dt770 pro, I’m super happy about the sound. I’m also very happy with the look and comfort is superb!!!!!

[@sladjanjordacevic2751]

To everyone who is planing on buying Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro headphones, you can use this headphones for mix and mastering but only with EQ CORRECTION, otherwise its a big no, high end and seperation between mid and high frequencies will destroy your mix i am telling you this with experience, i have the 80ohms version end i am using a sound profile and they are good, my mixes sound good on every device.That's my honest review and real opinion about them.

[@hartyewh1]

Glad someone mentioned this. Of course with time and practice one can mix with almost anything, but Beyers aren't well tuned by default until T1.2. EQ makes the good, not great, but good.

[@JonnySoulRaps]

@@hartyewh1 can you guys expand on this? i'm new to mixing. how do we use/why do we use eq correction on the headphones?

[@hartyewh1]

@@JonnySoulRaps Frequency responses on headphones are mostly a mess. Mixing is in large part about balancing different FR areas (where say instruments are positioned) so if you're headphones say the bass guitar is quiet, but most other headphones, speakers etc play it loud then you mixed it twice as loud as you should have. A simple example. Most headphones have notable issues with that unlike speakers which are more normal even if not good ones. DT770 are very poorly suited for mixing in that sense, but if you EQ them to for example Harman (Oratory1990 preset) then you'll hear a more accurate balance that's closer to what headphones should sound like. If you use headphones and speakers or even multiple you might be able to find a balance between them that's fine, but they could all have similar weaknesses or the weakness of one pushes you to over correct for another.

[@DroidFlamesMC]

@@hartyewh1 Do you know if the DT700 would require the same process? I think I heard somewhere that EQing them makes them sound worse and loses detail

[@hartyewh1]

@@DroidFlamesMC DT700 is better tuned, but like every headphone EQ improives them meaningfully as well. EQ in general doesn't have any negative side-effects unless the EQ itself is weird somehow. Some headphones can't handle the bass shelves, but that's about it.

[@docjoesweeney]

I am not a pro but got the original 770. It is just beautiful and very well priced. So perfectly comfortable.

[@SanjayC]

I agree. I've been happy with mine for a long time

[@woodenmonkeyfox]

I have a dt770 pro X and I love it! The sound is amazing and the confort, oohh my god, it's sooo confortable!

[@stanpalmer7]

With current technology advancements, I've heard that "higher ohms = better quality" is a thing of the past. With the new DT 770 Pro X being only 48 ohms, how does it compare to your older 250 ohm headphones? Is there a difference in clarity and/or noise floor?

[@Dex4Sure]

I'm sure 48 ohms isn't an issue anymore. Modern solid state amps also are very efficient and their output impedance is so low that having higher ohm headphones isn't really important. Back in the day when amps had terrible output impedance, having higher ohm headphones helped to offset that issue.

[@Skripmzs]

Easiest sub ever! I love your reviews. Thanks man

[@vewilli]

Got the dt 770, dt 880 and dt 990 and I‘m very pleased with them … but didn’t know about the 700. thanks for the comparison and showing us your cute doggy. 👍🏻👏🏻🙏🏻

[@SanjayC]

Gotta love the doggy making her appearance in the video. She's usually very good about leaving my gear alone...but the DT 770s are just too tasty, I guess

[@WoeWhisper]

hello mate! I am between dt 770 pro and 990 pro and dont know what to choose since they are in the same price. What would you suggest?

[@vewilli]

@@WoeWhisper well, the 770 is a closed version more for recording and the 990 is an open back version more for mixing, but for me both sound great. You don‘t do wrong with either version, I think!

[@HYPNOPOSSUM]

i literally just bought the pro x bc the cable started failing on my 80 ohm after a year and i absolutely NEED a detachable cable (don’t have the resources to mod the original)

[@mamojula]

Well, again a nice review 👍 I have 2 original DT770 pro's: 1x 250ohm open back in my studio and 1x 80 ohm close back on my PC in my livingroom. I also have wireless Sennheisers RS175, but the sounds/frequenties/dynamics/etc. are by far not as good as the Beyerdynamics. Nice upgrade of the 770 but I don't see any advantage of a detachable cable (yes it's easier to replace, but I don't have a dog 😂). My headphones are always plugged in and I don't travel with them, so for me I'll stick to my great and original 770's....

[@kokolorenz]

I've tried the DT 770 Pro X and also compared them with the DT 770 Pro 32 Ohm. The Pro X with their 48 Ohm are even slightly louder than the Pro 32 Ohm. They are really nice and the detachable cable is a big enhancement. I also like the slightly bigger bass of the Pro X but the extreme spike in the high frequencies is a no-go. I really love crisp sound but this is way above nice.

[@zwojek]

So do they hurt ears with highs even more than old 770 pro? :(

[@kokolorenz]

@@zwojek Unfortunately yes. For me the highs of the old 770 pro are quite ok. But the highs of the pro x really kindof hurt. I had to send them back because of this.

[@LukasBlau]

1990 pro s are some of the best headphones under 1000 dollars , they are stellar .. I compared them to the hd 800s for example , difference in soundstage is marginal and imaging is on par, that’s crazy and they sound even clearer. Their bass response is also top notch

[@jamesplucinak7394]

Sanjay C, this video is incredibly well done & helpful! Subscribed. Thank you Sir

[@SanjayC]

I really appreciate it, man! 🙏🏼

[@lance134679]

I recently bought the AKG K371: it sounds great and isolates well for recording Vox, acoustic instruments, etc. - no click leaking onto the track. But not that comfortable to wear, to be honest. If I was still looking, I'd probably lean toward the DT770 Pro X now that it's out. Thanks!

[@innog1195]

I was thinking of taking the AKG K371 too, it is apparently better with 114 db compared to the DT 770 pro X limited édition, the DT 770 pro X is less than that

[@manoahjeyaprakash8802]

Happy Birthday @Sanjay 🎂 🥳

[@Armonicyila]

I just bought so happy thx for in depth video :D ❤❤❤

[@Weak_Hand]

Happy Birthday, mate! 🎉

[@Themanthatisi]

I just ordered the 770 Pro X for 169 from Musician’s Friend…. Call them for better pricing, it is what I did. They took off $30. I normally do not ever use closed back headphones, but there are times I need sound isolation. Thanks for the great review…..

[@TheMustachioedJames]

Listening to Fleetwood Mac's Rumors and Tusk in 24/96 with the DT-770 Pro's and a cheap Neohipo H1 USB DAC...it's really, really good quality for a sub-$300 setup for production and/or casual listening. The bass extension is revelatory and the staging is out of this world.

[@ogmakefirefiregood]

I just picked up a set yesterday at Sweetwater. They are a huge upgrade from my $80 Akg headphones.

[@RotsenTeleVision]

great review man . 2 thumbs up

[@GrainOnTheGo]

It’s funny because I just ordered a new pair of 770 80Ohms not even 2 days ago and had no idea these existed. But I won’t got back on my purchase, the 770 has never disappointed. The 10ft cable is somewhat annoying but whatever haha

[@patsipes6561]

Good morning Sanjay. Im another happy 770 user. I will have to look at these.

[@SanjayC]

Yeah, good if you need a future proof second pair too!

[@AceeSoul]

Very nice

[@SanjayC]

Thanks for the Super Thanks, Acee!!

[@RP123lolololol]

I just bough the Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro X I love them... and I'm coming from a senhiser 650, I grather mix with the Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro X

[@longkick649]

Good publicity. Professionally filmed.

[@denist7085]

Thank you for short and good review. Love(d) my 770 pro 250om for many years, BUT 😢 coiled cable was short, heavy and not detachable. On short distance from power amp it pulls head down or just "roll" around, while on long ... there is no long. All that made me to go for pro X. Wait them to arrive soon. 😊

[@DonJohn87_YT]

8:40 you can replace earpads, headband etc on ALL the models, not just dt 700 pro x

[@nadamuchu]

right lol idk why he said otherwise

[@Dex4Sure]

Its just lot harder. on 700 pro x its made lot more easy and for me, they were worth the extra 50 euros over 770 pro x.

[@Trichom3]

@@Dex4Sure its not that hard at all + you dont need to change them every day (well maybe some do but rare). i have had my dt 700pro for about 6 years and only replaced ear pads once and not because the old ones were bad or anything but i just wanted to replace grey ones with black ones. and it takes less than 5 mins to replace them

[@Dex4Sure]

@@Trichom3 ear pads are also better on 700/900 pro x models

[@Trichom3]

@@Dex4Sure could be, i havent tried them. on my DT 770 pros i never had any ear fatigue, maybe because when i bought them i bent the headband outwards a bit to loosen them.

[@Cluless02]

Hey I'd like to hear the dog's side of the story!! ⚖️ Great video!!

[@SanjayC]

Thanks for the kind words. My dog loves listening to the original 770s.

[@6643bear]

Hi great video, custom cans do lots of mods for the 770. These headphones are lot cheaper thank sennheiser hd 650 660 etc

[@kayahanli]

Hi Sanjay, what is your opinion on DT-1990 Pro 250 Ohm for mixing and mastering at home studio? Does it worth the premium price over these?

[@SanjayC]

I LOVE the 1990s...the sound is a bit nicer - clearer - but you're definitely paying for the premium build quality. I talk about them here kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZuVoYGmgrt2qKssi=qeQKgSpsila1hsXe

[@fofopho]

1990’s are not the move bro. Super harsh treble, and just a genuinely weird frequency response. You have to EQ them if you want them to be accurate at all.

[@fofopho]

Build quality is wonderful, but that also comes at the cost of being pretty heavy - so even the 990’s are more comfortable for long sessions.

[@kayahanli]

@@SanjayC Thank you for your quick reply. Watched your 1990 review 3 years ago. What is your number 1 "best" headphone for mixing as of today?

[@kayahanli]

@@fofopho thank you for your reply

[@by_antony]

Last month, I ordered the DT 770 Pro limited edition (black not silver ear pads) 80ohm, so I don't have much experience with them. Been a fan of audio technica till now

[@DoodleDan]

I love them so freaking much

[@randomcommenterhaha7889]

very helpful thanks

[@Hakka2424]

So i currently have the 900prox, i love them but the headband is already falling apart even tho its been less than a year. i want to sell it agn get another one, is the 770 worth getting? i daily game, music, and i code so i am looking for a close back. or do i get the 700 pro x?

[@Dex4Sure]

there are official spare parts you can easily buy and repair your 900 pro x... just buy new headband, replace it and you're good to go. these are not some gaming crap that have no spare parts, they are professional gear.

[@Dex4Sure]

id get 700 pro x if you want closed backs tho

[@sei_asagiri]

Im listening to this on the 80 ohm dt770 pro limited edition, i bought on amazon new for $160. I can't justify trading my current headphones for these. The detachable cable is a good upgrade, it would be nice to have since the DT770 pro comes with only a 10 foot cable, which can be too long if you want to use it with your phone and having to fold it up into a pocket or bag is annoying. The sound on the 770 pro is hard to beat for the price and the 770 pro is extremely durable and well made already. I might look into getting these if my dt770 pro breaks, but since they are so well made it will probably be at least a decade before that happens xD

[@marleymarl0]

Everything is replaceable on dt770 pro’s too. I’ve replaced original ear pads and they sell the other parts like head band replacements too.

[@Dex4Sure]

yeah but they are not as easy to replace as on 700 pro x. its quite the wiggle to get new earpads in securely on the older 770/880/990 line, whereas on newer 700/900 line they just clip in easily.

[@marleymarl0]

@@Dex4Sure nice, yea its a little bit finicky on the older models

[@rhalfik]

DT 770 pro have studio quality but V-shaped sound. DT770 pro X have a strong V curve and are not as balanced as studio headphones should be. They have too much highs and the bass is boosted. As long as you have calibration for them, it'll be fine, but the new model is not just an upgrade. It's an upgrade in the construction, which is sturdier, looks are also more polished. The sound is not better though. It's less balanced and especially bad for mixing. You didn't even review their sound, only read the data on the box, which is firstly irrelevant, because you can't hear 40kHz. Secondly the new model IS NOT mimicking the sound of the old one. It has a different signature and it's far from what is practical in studio IMO. It's almost like saying that you should be mixing on Airpods although frankly, airpods have more neutral sound. Without calibration, these headphones will cause you overdoing corrections and it's not balanced enough to mix. Luckily we have calibration even for free, so these things can be corrected. Extra sensitivity is of course welcome and build quality is fantastic. If not for the trashy earpads, I'd say they're built better than DT700.

[@rhalfik]

@Ayel-wl4ix For mixing you should look for open back models that are present in any calibration database, so that you can neutralize their character. Oratory1990 runs a free database, which is full of high quality headphones. Sonnarworks does the same but the service is paid. IF you want something that's neutral out of the box, without any EQ needed, then look at any headphones tuned close to Harman OE2018 target, which is Hifiman Ananda Nano, DCA E3, Audeze XC, Beyerdynamic DT880, DT900 prox and similar. I'd like you to notice though that there is a big difference between mixing and mastering. For mastering you want boosted highs, because they make your life easier. Hifiman Ananda Nano has a tasteful boost and that makes them very well averaged and suitable for both mixing and mastering. The available preset makes very little difference. DT700 prox is also decent IMO, and although it has slightly pushed forward midrange, none of it's features are broken like the highs and bass on DT770 proxle. I swear, Mr reviewer here talks like he didn't even bother to check on his recordings afterwards. You'll be overcutting highs and bass with these things. With DT700 prox you may not notice boominess on voice, which may be a problem but hopefully you'll catch it on speakers. Lastly the old DT770 pro, despite also being slightly V-shaped is still a more balanced model and proven to be useful, although more for mastering than mixing.

[@rhalfik]

@Ayel-wl4ix I can't see my comment so I'll assume it was deleted. In short better for mixing are: DT770 pro, DT700 prox with an asterisk (if a voice is boomy, you won't know this until you listen on speakers), DT880 pro, DT900 prox, Hifiman Ananda NAno, Audeze XC, DCA E3. The last two are crazy expensive but they are better for mixing than DT770proxle. This version resembles some Superlux headphones in it's balance. It has too little midrange to be a good mixing reference unless... You calibrate it. If you stick to EQ for mixing, you'll be doing reasonably well regardles of the model, with rare exceptions. But it has to be parametric EQ and the profile must be good, like Oratory1990. For mastering it's a different story. It depends what you're mastering, but for many things the proxle variant will make you overcopensate, so it may be a good idea to use a little bit of EQ on it for mastering too.

[@rhalfik]

I forgot recent Sennheiser models, which are close to perfection in their balance - HD400 pro, HD560s and HD490 pro. You can mix on them without calibration and you'll see good results. I repeat - DT770 proxle ARE NOT reference headphones. Not by a long shot. You may like their sound, but as a monitoring device they suck big time and will cause you to overdo your edits, leaving your material lifeless and lacking in bass and detail.

[@NintenPizza]

Guess I'm better off sticking with my DT770(250ohm)'s then? I already had it professionally modded with a detachable cable anyways. What i'd personally LOVE to upgrade to at some point are the Dan Clark Audio E3's as far as closed backs are concerned. $3000 CAD later. ;) I also had the DT900 Pro X, but they lacked clarity, and barely sounded that much more open than my DT770's. The 900 Pro X's sounded as if there was almost like a veil masking the vocals and overall sound. The clarity just wasn't there.

[@Kobk.e]

Then which ones do you recommend for music production and dj’ing in events and such?

[@ChristofRoeyaert]

I had a pair of Sony MDR-7506 headphones, the earpads of which started to peel off after less than a year. Didn't feel like paying half the price of a new pair of MDR-7506s for new earpads, so went with a Audio Technica M50X. Really good headphones but after a bit over a year, same problem with the earpads ; these are cheaper to replace than the Sony's but still, I feel it's time to move away from artificial leather and move on to something a bit more 'premium' with velours earpads. Which led me to Beyerdynamic. I was going to go for these Limited Editions but then I saw that the price of the DT700X is not that much higher : in fact, it's 169 euro for the DT770s, 199 euro for the DT770 Pro X Limited Edition and 239 euro for the DT700 Pro. For only 40 euro, I can get the more premium DT700Xs. Also, as you say, what's with that 'limited edition' ? What if you need to replace something down the road (do the earpads of the regular DT770 fit this limited edition, or the cable from the DT700 Pro X ? Do you think it's worth it going for the DT700X headphones in this case ?

[@AlexanderLindo]

Rock on! 🤘🏼

[@adityachandel2605]

hey, how you doin' Sanjay ? I wanted to ask,should I buy sennheiser 650 or Dt 700 pro x for mixing and mastering?

[@Psyzzer]

Bro i asked a question between the 770 pro x and 700 pro x for mix/master and he replied the 700 is better for this

[@avolaruruguay4625]

hi great videos in your opinion witch in ear phones are the best with good bass in the price range of 200 dol thanks all the best

[@victormungai]

Hi. I'm looking to get my first studio-ish headphones. I've come across ATH M50X and DT 770 pro. I play bass mainly, though I also play keys 🎹 too. What's my best option here? I'm using a focusrite 2i2 3rd gen for now but I've been advised to upgrade to the SSL 2+ or Apollo twin x? Because of price, the SSL looks like a quicker win. I wanna hear your opinion.

[@KennethGonzalez]

I've got a 990 Pro right now. Any thoughts on the comparison between these and the 770 Pro X?

[@Dex4Sure]

well having closed backs for situations when you need noise isolation is nice. i think youd be happy with 770 pro x, but if it was my money id get 700 pro x. you get 2 cables instead of 1 and more easily serviceable product.

[@Aayyushmusic]

Does it work with my arturia mini fuse 1😢

[@Mrslape]

i have a pair of dt 770 pro 80ohms with a minifuse 2, it works flawlessly

[@mistaJ.]

What’s great for making ambient music ?

[@jimmyjay977]

Can you help me? I look for a headphone that can be used for recording & mixing. So one that can do everything but is good quality. I need it because my brother works in nightshifts and needs to sleep. But I want to be able to produce, record and to mix music. So can you recommend a headphone that can do it all?

[@mabian69]

I wonder why so many people go on mixing with closed headphones like all these DT7xx? Doesn't the closed system prevent from having a proper stereo soundstage image which is very important when you mix and master? Aren't DT990 more suitable for this mixing and mastering, leaving closed headphones to their more appropriate usage, which is recording and pleasure listening?

[@largefatherbassmusic]

I can’t see how these can be comparable in sound to the 770 og when they use the same driver as the 700 pro x. I don’t see how it’s any different than the prox

[@Dex4Sure]

driver is only part of the sound boy. tuning it is key, and 770 pro x is tuned to sound close to original 770s. the driver is just better, so likely has less distortion etc.

[@comicsmisexplained]

If your budget is $200, I’d say spend the extra $70 on the 700 Pro X; especially if you plan on using them a lot. Nothing worse than dirty muffs 🤢 If you plan to just casually use them, get the new anniversary edition. Great price with similar functionality. Great video as always 👏

[@H0kram]

They can be cleaned, and ultimately be replaced.

[@rajkumar_bq]

Hi SanJay Can u suggest Good headphones for ELeCtroniC Drums...

[@TheTurbanatore]

I love your videos. Quick question: what audio interface would you recommend to power 250 ohm headphones? I can’t decide between the Scarlet Focusrite 2i2 4th gen and the Motu M2

[@czondag]

What about the dragonfly cobalt?

[@VeitLehmann]

MOTU M2 for sure. I have DT 880, 600 Ohms, and most interfaces couldn't deliver enough juice for tracking. I finally got the MOTU M4 which drives them loud enough, but I have to crank them to almost 100% when recording. About 50% when listening. I had the Arturia MiniFuse 2 and the UA Volt 2 here as well (both of which should be more powerful than the Focusrite according to Julian Krause): The MiniFuse was too quiet, the Volt 2 was about as powerful as the MOTU but was missing some features that I wanted.

[@evilfpv]

I'm on the fence between these 3 for bass guitar practice through my amp. Which would be most suitable for this purpose?

[@vewilli]

Was it Sanjay‘s birthday yesterday? (today is the 2nd May). If so, Belated HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Sanjay!

[@paulvandervoordt]

Hi Sanjay, has the original 770 pro less high/sharpness? Bought the LE version and sometimes the highs sounding bit sharp

[@antonovsikorski]

I Had the Same issue with the 770 pro x.i Ordered the 700 pro x that are more flat in the highs .

[@rafaelpanoramikus9328]

I have DT 700 pro x and sound quality is worth every cents.

[@Мурат-х7ж]

and what is better to take for rock music slipknot or rammstein beyerdynamic dt 770 pro x limited edition or 700 pro x

[@Dex4Sure]

Yeah they should update DT 880 and DT 990 to Pro X as well and DT 770 Pro X shouldn't be just limited edition either.

[@MrHeng-cm8yp]

I'm currently looking to upgrade my headset. I really want open back, but the reviews for the dt770 pro x le are swaying me in that direction... I am currently contemplating picking up a DT900 pro x because it seems to be close to the dt770 pro x le, but with open back. Any chance you could provide me with your input between the two?

[@iamshiv21]

Notification Squad 💚

[@SanjayC]

The squad is here! Let's get this day started!

[@darth_jar_jar.]

Got mine this month, only thing that bothers me is that the ear pads run hot. Any recommendation for a cooler ear pad while keeping same sound stage.

[@realnamedariusofficial]

Is 250 ohms better then 48 ohms, is it only because of the chord?

[@hypernikao1999]

Are these headphones designed more for music producers as opposed to home use? I'm looking into whether I can get some better sound (vs my Apple Airpods) from a wired set of headphones for use with my Apple Mac Mini, iPad and iPhone. Also, would I need a DAC to use these headphones? Thanks for any help you can give me.

[@valarmorghulis322]

I would like to ask two questions. Would you suggest 250 ohm headphones for music production? And secondly, in case of 250 ohm headphones, which amp would you suggest?

[@Solraeus]

What is your best headphone recommendation for plugging into a digital piano that won't break the bank? Thank you.

[@janeeightfive7331]

I'm looking for closed headphones and am a fan of Beyerdynamic. I use Sound ID Reference to EQ my Beyerdynamic DT990 because I like more base in my headphones. Do you think I can save some money and go for the DT 770 Pro instead of the DT700 Pro X? I like the design of the old ones more and since I can get more base through Sound ID reference, I dont see any need for the DT700 Pro X.

[@fy85kf2]

Thanks for this comparison. So I have the DT 700 Pro X and what I remember from the DT 770 Pro was a more "spacious" sound all around. Do the DT 770 Pro X has that? And do you think it would be redundant to have both 700 and 770 Pro X? Thanks!

[@elliotbayes8230]

what are the main differences between the 770 pro x and the 990s?

[@Kamui916]

The regular DT 770 is still the GOAT for me. Too good to move on from honestly 😅

[@papahuge]

The trademark 770 have a breaking-in period that usually fixes, smooths over the hyperextended high-range. My 30 year old 770s sound very tame compared to a brand new pair.

[@xikefocus]

30 years :) , mine broke in 3 years.

[@aparnaanand5546]

I’m planning to gift this to my boyfriend for his birthday and want to know which headphones are good for music production. He is currently using Audio technica m50x. Can you please suggest me is the beyerdynamics dt 770 pro better than audio technica?

[@zuhairalibaccas9801]

Sanjay, do i have to use an amplifier for the 770 Pro X or i can plug it direct to my macbook?

[@tkelong3569]

DT-1990 for mixing 770 for recording vocals.

[@jakoby757]

Thanks

[@d-zone]

what about the 900 Pro X? They're the same price in the UK

[@Jimenez.Maximo]

Is this version good for streaming games?

[@PeterlahayeNl]

Question: Does this also need as much amplifier power as the 32 ohm? or is it louder?

[@MreenalMams]

Will the 990 with detachable cable come too..? And also i noticed the cable connection is not a regular 3.5mm aux connection.. was it a standard XLR connection..?

[@elyad67]

Mini XLR to 3.5mm

[@MreenalMams]

@@elyad67 oh i didn't know there was such a thing as mini XLR.. either case, I'm guessing its gonna be slightly harder to find a replacement cable.. which kinda defeats the purpose of having a detachable cable..

[@MreenalMams]

@residentzero Yes you're right.. i did search after i made the comment and found some on amazon.. i stand corrected..

[@therealkingkashy]

I’m trying to see which ones has the best sound quality?c Any thoughts because I’d like to purchase a pair of the beyerdynamic headphones that sound the best. 😊

[@You4Final]

For mix and master I use a AKG 812 (expensive but love it) but they are open, so I need a closed headphone for vocal recording, still 770pro LE recommended or better 700pro? Please, I´m still confused

[@DmytroFranchuk]

Which are more comfortable between all three?

[@YLeerTV]

Which DT headphones are good for rap/trap , boom bap.. I'm very bass savy

[@Lesspaw41]

Will I need a headphone amp going through a Scarlett Focusrite 2i2 gen 4 Interface with 250 ohm cans?

[@rubenzemog]

I use them as a secondary reference just to recheck high and mid frequencies. They are quite revealing up there. But they are not good, you defenetily can not mix and master with those, they lack bass and mid bass.

[@864JayDee]

I have the original 770 I bought in 2020. I can count on one hand how many times I’ve actually used them and now the left side of the set no longer works. 1st and last pair.

[@Majdi_JR]

I have the exact same issue, left speaker decided to die all of a sudden, they're not completely dead but the sound is barely audible. Sent to a technician and he confirmed to me that there's nothing wrong in the cables, it's just the speaker's dead. The odd thing I've seen numerous people like you with the same exact complaint.

[@JoshFryer]

Just bought 'em! 🤷‍♂ I've been putting this off for way too long! (I hope you make a 50% cut on those affiliate links!) Great vid, my friend!

[@SanjayC]

I wish man! Affiliate links don't make much per transaction, but I'm not complaining. I'm happy making these vids.

[@FenrirZero81]

The bass is different from Dt 770 Limited edition and the 80 ohm 770. Limited edition is loud straight from the get go due to the low ohm.

[@guydadon1]

Are the 770 pro x le good for just listening to music?

[@lousyracuse]

How well will the 770x work for mastering in a home studio?

[@VeitLehmann]

I wouldn't recommend closed-back headphones for mastering. The DT 880 are very transparent and linear for the price, or the Sennheiser HD 560S. Both are not expensive at all for what you're getting. All 3 closed-back Beyerdynamics are very nice, but more suitable for tracking, maybe mixing. But if you need closed-back headphones and can't afford another open-back, and/or don't want two different pairs of headphones, they might be pretty much the best option out there. I'd rather go for good open-backs, and add cheaper closed-backs for tracking. E. g. the Superlux HD 660 Pro.

[@ShlomeGrosz]

What happened with your old speakers?

[@upcomingvillain]

I cant decide between these or the Sony MDR 7506 for just $99!

[@Denvermorgan2000]

I just got mine.

[@sneaker_gad]

When can I come and record ?

[@SanjayC]

Anytime! Let's get creative!