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Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO/STUDIO Headphones
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keyboard_arrow_downYuhRee
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Mar 26, 2022
Whats the difference between the 1MORE Triple-Driver Over-Ear Headphones and the Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro Headphones ?
Mylene2006
44
Jul 13, 2022
YuhReeWell...the one more sounds great ( I own one...actually surprisingly "fun"sound, very compact with a great case) well built. The Beyers big plus is that it's an actual "over ear" headphone where the 1more is " on ear" headphone. I own the DT 880 ( similar sound to The 770 only 880 is "open back" ) and from what I've heard the 770 has more bass due to the closed design. I also suspect the 770 has better treble resolution ( than the 1more) because that's what almost all Beyers are noted for. ( some like..some don't like this..I like the Beyer sound, but I also like the Sennheiser signature sound as well as the 1 more). Am I confusing you?? Each headphone seems to have its own merits. Myself, if I had to choose only one model.. (Assuming you're looking for closed back) I would get the 770 pro.. More comfortable, used replaceable pads, validated performance in studios around the world, made in Germany, and possessing a not quite "audiophile" sound ( but very close) it's a very fun and dynamic presentation. Plus...it might just last forever. Oh...use a headphone amp to get the best results!
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Mylene2006
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Jul 26, 2022
AyyDynamicThat's an incredible deal! Don't forget though...it will sound considerably better with an amplifier. Happy listening.
MuammarGaddafi
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Feb 12, 2022
I wish it had a detachable cable. That would literally make my dream come true.
raansire7
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Oct 19, 2021
BertMcDertbeyer's 32 ohm headphones are to be used without amps. 80 ohm and up variants all benefit from an amp. They'll sound loud enough without one, but you risk them sounding way too bright and with not as much separation and dynamism as when properly amplified.
Even properly amped and with a quality DAC, in my experience, the DT and T series are excessively bright headphones. Without exaggeration, they have jaw-tensing, butt-clenching, eardrum-piercing highs.
Bedlam-Inside
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Sep 29, 2021
porcupinceI'm wondering the same. I need to get better at headphone mixing, but wonder if I'm shooting myself in the foot using the M50x's instead of grabbing the tried and true studio-standard BD 70's (maybe even the 90's).
Anyone think M50x is better/worse than these bad boys?
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