beyerdynamic DT-770 Pro 32 Ohm 5-stars Reviews

Love the headphones. I use them for voice recording and sometimes for music production and have no complaints. They fit very nicely also with glasses, even after prolonged use.

Brilliant pro quality

Awesome pair of comfy headphones with great flat sound response perfect for recording, also built well. Very solid!

The best in my opinion headphones

Heard before a lot of headphones, different brands. But it was comparing with others that he realized that these are the best for their price. I liked that they have low and medium and high frequencies, all in moderation and truthfully. I myself take the second headphones, one for work, one for home.

Excellent Sound

Got these for production and jamming, at first I noticed the volume was kind of low, so you will need to pre-amp them for them to fully shine.

Currently using them on my mixer for vinyl business, and the response & warmth coming out is just amazing.

On the ears they feel heavy and will make you feel you're in a submarine if used for an extended period of time. Would love a more comfortable design, but other than that, quite a standard for your setup

Very comfortable, amazing sound, decent isolation, good price.

Purchased as i needed a spare pair of headphones for home, to complement my Audio Technica ATH-M40x. I absolutely love the ATH-M40x, but these are a step above in all respects although i still think the ATH-M40x represents better value.

The Beyer are very comfortable, very soft headband & the pleather earpads are very soft without being too hot and sweaty. Ear cup is a little bigger than the Audio Technica making these a little bit more comfortable.

There is decent isolation with the pleather pads, but just a little less than the audio technica.

Sound quality is amazing, I hear licks, baselines & tones i never heard before in songs i have heard 100 times. Tee sound stage is quite good also, with a feeling of being in a hall, rather than the sound emanating from inside my head.

Only flaw is the fixed cable which will be a hassle to replace in the future as it requires soldering.

Overall, due to price the AudioTechnica are better value, having similar sound quality & comfort 55 quid less, but the Beyer are a just a little better in the sound & comfort department. its up to you to know if that small amount of extra comfort and sound quality is worth the 55 euros extra.

Quality for a fair price

Very good sound quality for the price.

It's solidly built, it's the kind of headphone that you can keep for years without problem. You can also replace easily the jack which is also important for its lifetime.

The confort is also great, at least for me. Its only weakness is maybe that it's not a nomad headphone at all but All in One exists only for dishwasher products...

Good headphones

Really nice headphones, use daily with laptop

the beyermusic

If you are ready to hear some of your favorite songs in a completely different way, then you should try these headphones. They will bring the sound in a warm and clear way, and you will feel the music in its true sense. The retro design for me is fine, build quality is great and they are really comfortable. The only thing I mind about these headphones is that you can't put the headphones around your neck since they are large.

I highly recommend them :)

Great headphones

I'm more of a Sony person. But this is a great headphones

Excellent

I have tested the 32, 80 and 250 Ohm versions of these headphones and decided on the 32 Ohm version because I am using them with amplified and non-amplified sources. With an amplifier, the sound quality of the three models is excellent and similar. However, both the 80 and 250 Ohm versions sound quiet and muddy (as expected) with low-impedance sources such as smartphones and tablets. But the 32 Ohm version delivers an excellent sound with low-impedance sources (but it does sound better when connected to an amplifier).

The headphones are very comfortable and can be used for a long time. They completely enclose the ears and provide a good degree of isolation from the outside noise. Since they are closed headphones they do not leak a significant amount of sound even when played at a high volume.

The phones are a bit bulky but they are very sturdy and the build quality is excellent (and they are "made in Germany"). It also seems most parts are replaceable.

The only big complaint I have about this version is that it does not come with the soft "velour" ear pads found on the 80 and 250 Ohm versions, which are much more comfortable than the pads of the 32 Ohm. Moreover, the 32 Ohm is 15-20 EUR more expensive than the other two versions. Yes, the pads are replaceable but they cost an extra 20 EUR. This makes the 32 Ohm version almost 40 EUR more expensive than its brothers. Strongly recommended.

Awesome headphones

Very durable, sound is clear, very high quality product.

I use them when I practise guitar and they also serve well as DJ headphones. I'm glad I decided to got them :)

The search for the perfect headphones is over!

First of all, the build quality is excellent! You can clearly see that durability and serviceability were the main priorities when designing these headphones. I'm so happy to see that in today's world of disposable consumer goods someone still makes a product where nearly every component is replaceable. I wish more manufacturers did that...

Once I put the headphones on, I immediately noticed how soft the earpads were and how well they isolated from the outside noise. The headband didn't feel great at first but, after some tweaking around, I found the position where it felt comfortable enough for extended use.

Now, the sound! As soon as I turned on some jazz, I was blown away by how big the sound stage was. It didn't even seem like the sound was coming from the headphones. Instead, I felt like Don Ellis was performing "Whiplash" in my very own kitchen! I most certainly didn't expect that from closed-back headphones. Furthermore, the level of detail is mind-blowing! Whereas on all of the headphones I'd had previously the drivers felt stiff, as if they couldn't move quickly enough to reproduce the amount of detail contained in a high quality audio recording, the Beyerdynamics impressed me by unveiling the intricacies I hadn't heard before. Their superiority is especially apparent when listening to vocals. Those extra details really help convey the emotions in the singer's voice.

If you're looking for a pair of relatively inexpensive high quality headphones, then you should definitely put Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pros at the very top of your shopping list!

Beyerdynamic DT-770 Pro 32 Ohm. A nice balanced sound. Comfortable to wear.

Sound on Sound magazine Voted these 'best the mid-price headphones for mixing'.

A great set of headphones with a well balanced sound for track laying before going over to your monitors for your final mix. Your ear is completely encompassed by the ear pad, giving pretty decent isolation. They're also comfortable to wear for extended amounts of time.