DT 1990 Pro

I couldn't tell apart my Sony Xperia 5III, iPod classic 7th gen, Fiio m3k, HiFi Walker H2, Beyerdynamic Pro X USB-C Cable/DAC, my pc, my HiFi receiver (Onkyo TX 8020) playing the same audio (flac) except my phone and pc have more output power than my iPod, and my HiFi receiver got even more output p

It all depends on what you're plugging it into. If you've got a dedicated dac/amp etc. etc. then the ones you have suggested are a good shout. However for a sort of plug into anything solution I've always thought the Sony flagship mode whxxxxx whatever they're called are very excellent. You can cont

Listening on a pair of Beyerdynamic DT 1990 PRO is like being in the studio. I heard details I never noticed. Great headphones matter.

It's really good.. I'm using it with Beyerdynamic DT1990 Pro MKI.It's not crazy detailed and because of that it's suitable for longer listening sessions.I think that to beat that DAC/AMP you need to spend larger money. My recommendation is R2R DAC any other sigma delta will be basically the same.

I own both headsets, but the difference isn't big enough to warrant a switch. The Audeze Maxwell is extremely heavy, and you basically have to use straps from brands like Capra Audio or Wicked; otherwise, it feels incredibly uncomfortable during long use and can even cause headaches until you get us

My expectations and preferences shifted over many, many years. From crappy on-ear headphones used for listening to cassettes and CDs on the go as a kid, over free included earbuds in a phone box, bluetooth headphones, all the way to studio reference open-back headphones. For a long time I was always

I use Beyerdynamic DT 1990 Pro, driven by Schiit Magni+Modi stack. I am very fond of these headphones, they give amazing detail and resolution. However, they can be quite sharp sounding due to the infamous "Beyerpeak" - essentially, they are quite harsh in the treble department. I find it great for