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How are these different from DT1770's?

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ManicNick
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Nov 29, 2021
These have 4-pin connector instead 3-pin on 1770s. This makes it possible to use balanced cable without modding of headphones
Phantom_Nyan
138
Nov 14, 2019
These have much less pronounced Beyer Highs, especially if you listen to heavy music, these are better, more pleasant sound The impedance on 177x is lower, 32 vs 250 ohms on 1770, so they are much easier to drive and wont require a amp, but I would still recommend having one with a dac, to make them sound better These have less accessories than 1770, these only come with 1 cable, 2 pads, while the 1770 come with a case,2 cables and 2 pads
Phantom_Nyan
138
Dec 10, 2022
depends on what you use to power these, it is always a good idea to have even a weak amp like an apple dongle for example
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Davesworld
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Jun 29, 2023
No, so long as the output impedance of whatever is driving it is lower than the impedance of the headphones, if so, it will require slightly less power to drive that the 1770 Pro which I own. The 32 ohms is more in line with plugging into low-power portable devices which usually have a low output impedance. This in combination with headphones that are slightly higher impedance than the output of a headphone amp will make the best use of the often, low power. The only time 32 ohms would be a problem is if the output impedance of what is driving it is higher than 32 ohms in which case you would get some attenuation across the audio band but more attenuation in the high frequencies. A lot of component preamps have at least a 100-ohm output impedance which would not be a good match. I'm sure someone makes an RCA to Headphone jack kluge but not a good idea with these headphones. The output impedance of a tube preamp would be worse still. The impedance of these is close to ideal for portables as I mentioned before. The impedance of the 1770 Pro would work in all kinds of scenarios. If I were to get these, it would be for use with my smartphone or laptop. What would be really nice in either case would be a headphone cord that has a high-quality DAC/headphone amp built in and has only a USB C or Lightning connector.
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