DT 880 Premium Edition

I've found them to be supremely comfortable for the DT770. And they also last significantly longer than the stock earpads - the DT770 / DT880 / DT990 notoriously need their earpads replaced regularly and more often than most other headphones. When I was working in the studio I replaced them about on

To me it sounds like two unrelated melodies layered. I don't really know where it's going, but I could pick one of the two melodies and remix it into a club banger for sure. The production aspect needs work but that's understandable if you are new to this racket. I would recommend buying a nice pair

Not exactly, but close. DT990 are more open than that. Instead of the plastic back, they have slightly thicker felt there, making them one of the more open ones, and people can hear it, often crowning them the most open sounding Beyerdynmic even though they have about as much highs as the 1990, so t

I mix on these headphones. Rock + Metal mostly. The only challenge is getting the low mids and a bit of bass to sit well in a mix.(gluing the bass frequency +low mids) Especially if you are mixing low tuned guitars. Or when you swap from closed back headphones. The soundstage is good. Tonal balance

I will counter your dt880. Though a great headphone I will recommend the Tygr. 300r from Beyerdynamic instead

I have two Beyerdynamic DT 880 Pros, one of which seems to be a "special edition" with different ear pads and a long straight cable instead of the normal coiled one. Both have a natural sounding sound profile as another person mentioned but the "special" one sounds thinner and brighter, maybe due to

I'm quite happy with https://global.beyerdynamic.com/p/mmx-330-pro The sound isn't as good as on the DT880 but the combination with the mic is pretty great

O que importa é ser feliz! Mas se puder, faça o acervo em flac. Fones evoluíram muito. Dei um havit de presente para minha esposa, em algumas coisas briga com meu beyerdynamic DT880 Pro.

I'd say Beyerdynamic, specifically the DT880 Pro if you can afford them, if not the DT990 Pro are cool too. I personally prefer Neumann NDH-30 but those are in a different price range.

I would give it a few days and see how you feel then. You might just need time to get used to the sound. You can also try EQing them to see if that brings them to a level you like. They respond well to EQ. If after several days/a week, you still feel that these headphones aren't your thing, then jus