DT 700 PRO X

This is gonna be a wall of text so I apologize. I own a lot of different headphones, ranging from cheap to very expensive. But I can tell you that this is an extremely subjective thing. On top of that, it depends how much you want to spend. I would say the best thing is to find an audio shop where y

Beyerdynamics DT 700 PRO X. Ходил в Dr. Head, около часа там тусил, слушал разные варианты в этой цене. Понравилось, как звучат и как на голове ощущаются. К ним ЦАП взял Fiio K11 R2R.

Definitely not anything Bluetooth. I use a couple of different closed backs as I like the isolation and better bass response - Fiio FT1 & Beyerdynamic DT700 Pro X. The Beyers are my personal favourite. You might prefer an open back but it may depend on the type of music you mainly listen to.

I’ve been using my DT 700 Pro X's since April 2022 and I don’t have any of these cracks. However I’m also on my third headband. The glue on the leather seems to fail every 6-8 months but so far beyerdynamic has replaced them free of charge. However if I had to buy new headphones today I’d probably g

Beyerdynamic doesn’t make gaming headsets, they make good fucking headphones…. You asked for good headphones and they make some of the best 🤦 at least look em up before replying (I have a pair of the dt700 pro x and i haven’t even thought about upgrading since I got them 4 years ago)

I prefer a flat frequency response, and have been very pleased with the Beyerdynamic DT 700 ProX. I use them a LOT since work and home are quiet calm spaces for humans and they wouldn't vibe with Slice the Cake or Dead Kennedys all day like I like. I also wear glasses some, and they don't pinch betw

Out of those - Maxwells. But with your budget, it makes way more sense to go for headphones + separate mic setup. If you don’t mind openbacks (i.e sound leaking isn’t a problem and your deskspace isn’t noisy either), I’d recommend Sennheiser HD490PRO + good budget mic like Fifine AM8/K688 with arm m

Beyerdynamic DT 700 pro x, great sound and comfort and they do a fine job at blocking the kit noise.

I've tried the HD25 SE (with case and velvet pads) and the ATH m40 or 50, not sure. I prefer the HD25 for the lightness and also for the velvet pads (I own the beyerdynamics DT 700 Pro X and love it). My choice as a DJ still falls to the Pioneer CX. Even more lightweight than the HD25 and some thing

I got a Beyerdynamic DT 700 Pro X (why such a long name?!) And I'm EXTREMELY happy with it. Very good response to all frequencies, very comfortable and it has it's "cushions" made of a velvety soft fabric. It is not very warm after prolonged use, has decent noise insulation and it doesn't start shed