I actually like the coiled cable on my Pros. Its a very high quality cable that stretches easily but doesn't lose its shape over time like others can and the clamping force is enough that the cable doesn't pull on the left cup noticeably. I have no regrets about the coiled cable at all. My DT770 Premium 600 ohm is too lose after a year or so of use, I prefer the higher clamping force. For the price I think the Pro is a no-brainer but to each his own.
I ordered the 250ohm Dt880 Premium. Should be here next a week or too. I wanted a straight cable. Figured if the straight cable is too long, then I can braid it to make it shorter.
I went with the 250ohm to run it with my iMod and Fiio E17.
I ordered the 250ohm Dt880 Premium. Should be here next a week or too. I wanted a straight cable. Figured if the straight cable is too long, then I can braid it to make it shorter.
I went with the 250ohm to run it with my iMod and Fiio E17.
Congrats, you'll love it! And yeah I think the 250 ohm is the best choice for the iMod and E17 while still being high impedance enough to match nicely with more powerful amps you may get down the road.
Long cables aren't an issue for me at all for home/desktop use. I use a Sennheiser HH10 clamp-on headphone holder ($15) and I thread the cable through it so I'm not running it over with my chair.
I ordered the 250ohm Dt880 Premium. Should be here next a week or too. I wanted a straight cable. Figured if the straight cable is too long, then I can braid it to make it shorter.
I went with the 250ohm to run it with my iMod and Fiio E17.
I actually like the coiled cable on my Pros. Its a very high quality cable that stretches easily but doesn't lose its shape over time like others can and the clamping force is enough that the cable doesn't pull on the left cup noticeably. I have no regrets about the coiled cable at all. My DT770 Premium 600 ohm is too lose after a year or so of use, I prefer the higher clamping force. For the price I think the Pro is a no-brainer but to each his own.
Haha! Thanks for that. I'm glad you like the Pros to. Aw bugger, there went my 3 points... ;p
On the subject of cables, I've found the Beyers to have the thickest and most sturdy looking and feeling cable of all the headphones I've tried. It would be even better if it was detachable but at least its a really high quality cable.
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