Quote:Originally Posted by -xX-Mew-Xx- The sound on the DT990 is susposed to be better, didnt know there was such thing... looks to be too bright and lacking sub bass of the 770/80
I would like to resurrect this from the dead. I would like their differences better identified too. I am interested in the pro 700 MKii but worry the sub bass is a bit too rolled off.
DT770/80 pro. I love the detail (peak in treble) but it somehow also sounds a bit dark (before peak) with emphasis on sub bass. Comfortable for hours too. I can't find a pair of headphones I enjoy more (still looking!).
Agree with the computer vol not maxed = dropped bits. Lowering your volume on the PC is considerably lowering your dynamic range. Listening to 6 bit audio to compare the HE500 to HE6 isn't valid and made me troll snicker.
A can that does electronica and classical very well would be a dream.
However: classical requirement = flat, open for soundstage.
electronica requirement = bass, isolation for deeper sub bass.
The DT880s are a great can...
Audiophile answer: The most expensive amp that looks cool, something with tubes for warmth.
Real life answer: Whatever measures the best, eq the nasty treble peak out of the bright HD800s.
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Originally Posted by Heitek
I am on the verge of ordering these, I just have a few questions.
1. Can I cover the 'openings' on the headphones with electrical tape to prevent sound...
Just to chime in with regards to the beyer 770s. If you want bass the 770 80ohm ver has considerably more than the other 770s. The 770 LE cleans up the 770s treble and bass leaving it to have less bass and treble. (still a very nice can...
