Sold: BeyerDynamic DT 770 Edition 2005 Premiumline (three weeks old)

The BeyerDynamic DT 770 consumer edition from 2005.
Comes with a nice leather bag.

I bought them new, they are now two weeks old.
I've listened to them with some old earpads that were lying around. So the original pads are clean. I'll throw in the spare pads as well.
They have a break-in of 150 hours (not on my head).
These DT770 sounds a lot better than the Pro ones.
I'll ask 135 Euro or 212 USD.
I have a confirmed Paypal account.

I'll ship them worldwide.
Shipping costs:
-outside the EU € 19,50 or 31 USD
-within the EU € 9,10
-within the Netherlands € 6,20

Here's the old HeadRoom review (before they got Denon's):

Arguably, the very best full-size sealed audiophile-grade headphone could be the beyerdynamic DT770. They have an amazingly seamless, lively presentation and a full & honest sound throughout the entire frequency range. GREAT sealed headphone choice for demanding audiophiles, equally at home with an excellent home stereo system or a nice portable headphone amp!

The beyerdynamic DT770 is an old-school, sturdy sealed headphone with terrifically clean and punchy bass response, especially for a sealed headphone design. This revised DT770 model offers better control and sonic extension on the upper treble ranges than previous 770 editions. The somewhat recessed mid-range of yore has also been nicely beefed-up and is now significantly better-detailed to our ears than many other sealed/closed headphones on the market today. The overall soundstage presentation remains quite open if perhaps a bit "peaky" at times depending, of course, on the audio source and/or recording quality. Some leisurely burn-in time should definitely help relax and round-off the 770's slightly bright upper highs just a bit. The beyerdynamic DT770 headphone is also rather demanding to drive at 250-ohms impedance so it’s likely not very useful in portable settings without a dedicated headphone amp or ultra-powerful laptop / PC soundcard installation.

The DT 770 has super-comfortable rounded velour earcups that fit loosely around the ears —- very cool and light-feeling on the head for such a full-size sealed-back headphone. The new headband design minimizes undue clamping force and is covered by a cushy padding that feels soft on the top of your noggin. The headband sports durable-looking metal alloy joints that connect the headband to the earpieces, and a single-sided, straight cable exits from left earcup. The 9-foot long cord is terminated to a threaded 1/8" (3.5mm) mini-plug and a full-size 1/4" inch gold-plated adapter plug is handily included in the package. A leather soft-sided, deep foam-padded storage/travel bag is also included.

Value rating: 5 out of 5

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Now here's your chance for a upgrade from your DT770 Pro.
The 2005 consumer edtion sounds much better.
Wider soundstage, well controlled and punchy bass, full bodied mids and extended highs. While keeping their toe-tapping quality.
Sturdy build.
They don't leak sound, and block outside noise very well.

Bump (don't know what it means, but I see everyone else doing it).

Sold to zaphod42.
Bye, bye Beyer.