Thanks again! I live in Denmark and I probably won't be able to stop by any time soon I'm afraid, but thank you for that most kind offer! :-)

Thanks plakat for your answer! Perhaps you're right about the 770 not being completely neutral. But anyway I understand from you that the bass is only slightly boosted, and that you consider the sound to be quite warm (and plesant?). All in all a good descpription I'd say. I think I'll consider...

How boosted is the bass? I’m the happy owner of a pair of DT-770 (32-ohm edition) that I use with my iPod Classic. The sound is really great, but unfortunately the cans are quite big and not really all that portable. When I’m on the move and for instance put them in a bag they do take up a lot...

The sticker on the box definitely seems authentic to me. So I have no reasons not to believe that this really is a (special) version of the DT 770 PRO as stated (and promised by the seller btw). Don't know about pleather vs. velour though. I guess this is in effect a limited version but not of...

The sticker on the box definitely seems authentic to me. So I have no reasons not to believe that this really is a (special) version of the DT 770 PRO as stated (and promised by the seller btw). Don't know about pleather vs. velour though. I guess this is in effect a limited version but not of...

Hi,   I've got those as well. I ordered them in Denmark (but I think they also might have come from Norway). The weird thing is that it says 80 Ohm on the box, but there is a sticker from Beyer on top of it saying: "Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO, 32 OHM". They sound great with portable players...

Right now (as in March 2012) Beyer is putting out a limited edition DT-770 in 32 Ohm. That might be the ideal choice for Ipods/mp3 players etc. The price however will be approx. 250 USD.   :-)