DT 900 PRO X

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

Trust me, they are small. That's why there's also a HS5, HS7 and HS8. In fact for the genre you are producing you kind of need to feel the bass. Make those 808s hit. Maybe consider adding a sub or getting larger woofer size monitors for that? Or, alternatively, planar magnetic headphones. I've got h

Very nice tool. I'm happy rather happy to get each time a 3/5 with having FLAC, 64k and 16k correct. It is way better to test on music/song we know but it also shows something very important. The container is kinda important, but the first most important thing is the mixing done when recording the s

This ain't neutral: https://squig.link/headphones/?share=KEMAR_DF_(KB006x)_10dB_Tilt_Target,Beyerdynamic_DT_900_Pro_X They're less bright than the other open back Beyers, but they're still VERY bright.

Miałem te beyery i też dość mi się spodobały, niestety jednak okazały się być dla mnie niewydgodne 😒 zbyt duży clamp, pałąk bez "wcięcia" tak jak np jest w HD600 i waga na poziomie ok 350g sprawiły, że 30 minut nie mogłem wytrzymać. Myślę, że jeżeli ktoś też by miał taki problem jak ja, to lepszą op

The Sundara aren't superior at all. Both the He1000, or basically any headphone in the Arya line, are much better. Of course they are also more expensive, but they are in fact better, and also much better than the Dt900 Pro X.

The DT900 Pro X and DT700 Pro X do sound a bit dull/blunted because they both use a thick felt/fabric disk in front of the driver.

Not sure about the DT1990s. I’ve used the DT 700 pro x and the dt900 pro x with sonar works and neither were very good. I have sennheiser had 650s that I use with sonar works and they are way better.. that’s the headphone sonar works themselves recommend.

Get Beyerdynamic labs which is free, to EQ your headphones. This tames a lot of the highest peaks in the 1Khz+ region that the 990 has. Windows volume tells you nothing. I have permanent tinnitus which flares up if I'm not careful. Headphones are fucking dangerous, even if you watch your levels and

the DT900 is not really meant for gaming. It’s more meant for professional music use. Beyer’s MMX 330(Open Back) or MMX 300(Closed back) would be way better for gaming.