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Haven't heard the dt1770 but as an owner of the dt770, when properly driven (very important) and from a decent source, the dt770 get bass and drums (in the dynamic sense) like no other headphone I've heard. I cannot state how important it is to drive the 770s properly; from a weak amp they sound thin and bass heavy. From a stong amp they have huge dynamics and convey, to me, an accurate rendition of the low frequency content of the music.
The dt770 are universally used as in-studio monitoring headphones due to their closed nature, but have a very wide sound stage so could be used as a mixing/mastering headphone as well.
I would assume the dt1770 inherit the dt770s attributes and the dt1990 build on them for mixing/mastering.
Yes, I do find that Beyers are in general highly responsive to amping. It's important to get that right. The 1770, btw, is pretty darned good.