Beyerdynamic Custom Ones! New Beyer headphones! - Page 19

rubbish! how is the COP not portable? besides, i'm replacing my HD-25 for one for portable use. For me, I don't exactly need a headphone to fold for me to call it portable. My idea of a portable headphone is something that blocks sound out decently well, comfortable, and of reasonable size.

Hey planx.

Let's ask AudioAficionado for his definition of "portable" here :P

At least I don't want to carry the COP outside with me.

Fine hmph. Go ask him all you want 

COP has so cool appearance and I wanted to carry it outside too.

Simply it didn't fit my small carrying bag for daily work :(

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Originally Posted by HiFiGuy528 

I've been listening to it on the Forte.  I tell you, the COP is very good.  It's amazing with Rock music.  Try some Aerosmith on it.  You'll be happy.

Aerosmith, that's more like POP music ;)

Guys,

I DIYed carbon-patterned covers for my Custom One Pro.

The result is looking very good.

http://imgur.com/a/cY6v3#0

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Originally Posted by beyerlove 

Guys,

 

I DIYed carbon-patterned covers for my Custom One Pro.

The result is looking very good.

 

http://imgur.com/a/cY6v3#0

Niiice

I travel a lot...like 18 hours every week. California to Georgia and back..every week!  

The COP is very comfortable and I have it on for 7-8 hours continuously. I just wish the mids were more prominent.

ObeyurMaster,

Welcome back. 

Your experience is the proof of COP's hard-to-beat comfortness.

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Originally Posted by ObeyurMaster 

I travel a lot...like 18 hours every week. California to Georgia and back..every week! 

The COP is very comfortable and I have it on for 7-8 hours continuously. I just wish the mids were more prominent.

That was primarily why I sent them back, the recessed mids.  I need a headphone that is more well-rounded.

Hey,

I think the COP has a lot more midrange than what the DT770 Pro 80Ohm offered.

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Originally Posted by Mad Lust Envy 

I'd be interested in these, but would like to know which has more mids, the 770/80s or COP? The 770/80 has a gaping void, and if these have even more recessed mids, well, I'll pass.
Again more impressions with 770 velours would be nice.

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Originally Posted by jgray91 

@middlesky, more laid back mids on the DT880 than the COP? So then the COP is mainly bass+mids compared to the DT880?

Yes, you're right sir

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Originally Posted by Edredon 

It would be interesting to compare these two closed headphones from Beyerdynamic : the COP (16 ohms) vs the new DT770 Pro Limited Edition (32 ohms).

I would say they're on different level. (And different sound sig too)

DT770/32 has character like combination between 770Pro/80 + 770Pro/250, but with improvement in term of black background and detail. I think Beyerdynamic re-design the driver special for 770/32 LE, not only just change the impedance.

Compare to COP, 770/32 LE has less bass body, but with much clearer presentation and detail in mid and treble. (not to say that 770/32 lack of bass, because the bass is still bigger then 770Pro/250)

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Originally Posted by Mad Lust Envy 

I'd be interested in these, but would like to know which has more mids, the 770/80s or COP? The 770/80 has a gaping void, and if these have even more recessed mids, well, I'll pass.
Again more impressions with 770 velours would be nice.

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Originally Posted by Mad Lust Envy 

Hmm, ok. That sounds good. I'm just confused. The DT770/80 is still better? I wasn't a huge fan of them, mids aside. They weren't too clear in basically anything. If the COP is even less detailed, I dunno. Not worth it.

COP has more forward presentation compare to 770Pro/80, but I don't think COP is more detail or clearer though.

Perhaps what you will like is 770/32 LE 

Btw, adding a note, COP with DT880's velour pad doesn't sound harsh at all, it's still very smooth sounding with bigger soundstage and less bass body. (Which is I like)