DT 900 PRO X

Sounds arse backwards to me. Get some studio monitors. Or if you absolutely must use headphones, they should be as high quality, flat and truthful as possible. Getting some coloured ‘nice sounding’ listening headphones will just make your mixes sound even worse on other systems. My headphone researc

I have Beyerdynamic DT900 Pro X and I really like them, it however is a disappointment when I take them off and switch back to my monitors

Adjacent topic: I got simgot supermix 4 and Beyerdynamics dt900 prox I don't think IEMs can compare to actual earphones. I don't know you can go up there in price and still not match. I read someone writing that before I got them and I think it's true.

MMX 330s are tuned for gaming (FPS). Yes you can EQ the DT900 Pro"s to the same level but out of the box the MMX 330s are better, especially for footstep audio. Even compared to the DT 1990 Pro MKII I can pinpoint footstep directions easier with the MMX 330 Pro in BF6 and the Mic is fantastic.

I can’t tell you if they sound any better than the ones you mentioned, but I own a pair of Beyerdynamic DT 900 Pro X headphones and they sound great for gaming and music. They’re not wireless. Had them for several years and they sound even better after breaking them in. And yes, they sound great pla

These were my first IEM purchase just a month ago. I think they’re easily on par with my DT900 Pro X, and my new daily wear.

Long time I used Bose QC35 II with(!) cable attached, to mix and master. That was kind of fine. But affordable are these not, but I had them lying around anyway. Later I invested in (actually cheaper) Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro X, which are open and quite comfortable to wear. My Laptops internal soundca

If you’re mainly playing Counter-Strike, don’t just focus on the headset, the sound tuning matters just as much. A lot of high-end options like Audeze Maxwell, Beyerdynamic DT900 Pro X, or even HD560S can perform insanely well once you run a proper FPS EQ profile. The goal is boosting positional cue

I didn't have any of the new ones, but I had the wired version a few years back. Sound was not amazing... But I used them, then the ear cushion started flaking badly, and seeing there were basically no replacements. (0 from Logitech, idk if that changed since) I moved onto beyerdynamic DT900 PRO X.

I just got them as well (the open back 900 version). The ear cups are very very comfortable, the material is quite fluffy (more so than the 770/990 models) so with the closed back version I would expect a little bit of heat buildup but I doubt it's an issue since the cups are quite large, also proba