DT 880 Premium Edition

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.

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

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.

In the UK it's £59.21 for a new driver. On Beyerdynamic's site, they're selling it for 48.70 EUR. So cost varies depending on location. To replace, you just need to desolder two wires from original driver and then resolder the 2 wires to the new driver. Only thing you have to pay attention to is the

My DT880 black edition was second choice straight from beyerdynamic for 90. I cant fathom paying more for headphones. DAC was 25 used for an E10k

I use a DT880 Ed. almost on a daily basis, and to me, it sounds way more balanced and is more fun to listen to. I got the DT880 Ed short after I sold my T70, but haven't looked back since. YMMV, but I found the T70 odd in that regard, even for Beyerdynamic's known sound signature. But then again, ev

I love my Beyerdynamics DT880. But they are wired. In my opinion one of the brands where you get most for your money.

Worth checking the drivers I think because fakes do exist and given the wiring issue, it does raise alarm bells. I bought a faulty DT880 600Ohm off eBay recently that reported low audio on right side. When I got the pair, my meter was showing 32ohms between sleeve and ring/tip rather than the expect

As a rule, open back designs have less bass than closed backs. The closed cups reflect bass back to the ear, so they're bassier. Open backs don't, so they aren't. All the ones I listed should be easy enough to drive with a 7th gen. Beyerdynamics has the DT880 and DT990 which are semi-open and open b