BeyerDynamic owners unite...
Jan 7, 2012 at 8:55 AM Post #1,292 of 1,864


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picked up a pair for portable/work use, HOLY SMOKE I was blown away,
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These headphones should be mandatory for all who want to start with head fi 

i'm a bit late but yes dt235/231 are great!  i really love them.  even my girlfriend love them.  by the way, they sound even better with an amp
 
 
 
Jan 8, 2012 at 3:06 PM Post #1,293 of 1,864
Trying to motivate myself to buy the Beyer DT990 Pro 250-Ohm.
Please give me some positive feedback to help motivate me to spend the $180.
 
Jan 8, 2012 at 3:28 PM Post #1,294 of 1,864
Well, if you want an open headphone with great bass and great value, I'd go for it. I have an Essence STX + DT990 Pro and I'm more than happy with it. I'm quite a noob though. 
I'd consider DT880 too, if you're curious on another signature. If I could've I would've tried them before buying the DT990.
IMO, the only con is the cable, but you already have the DT770 Pro so I guess you're fine with it.  
 
Jan 17, 2012 at 3:08 PM Post #1,295 of 1,864


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Found a great guide:
http://beyer.turpo.net/
 
I assume the DT990 Pros are similar in construction to the Premium/Editions. Let's just see if I dare do this...



You should definitely do that if you're experiencing some issues with the sound, in my opinion it's worth the risk. After all, when you're done you get to listen to music without the annoying extra noise. And if you have hair stuck only on the white cover, the risk of breaking your headphones is really, really small.
 
And I'm glad to see that the little guide I did was useful. It really was a last minute idea to grab my camera and take some photos of the process.
 
Feb 22, 2012 at 5:29 AM Post #1,296 of 1,864
Hello, i asked this question on another thread but got no answer.  Are there any users who have listened to BeyerDynamic DTX710/910? I searched for reviews but I only found 2 opinions :frowning2:. I want some bassy circumaural headphones, i have my eyes on the sony xb500 but i understand that the mids and highs are rolled off, so i would like to know these BD's are in general, and if they have enough bass.
 
May 23, 2012 at 11:16 PM Post #1,297 of 1,864
 I think I have just seen one of the most beautiful headphones ever made. I'm not associated with the place at all but simply found em stunning.
I can't find any posts about these here. Figured someone would want to know, at least for a viewing. Seems there are only 5 available? Kinda confusing with the translation tool I use.
 

DT770 Manufaktur MADOOMA Edition WN600 ( 600 ohm )

 
wow.  Here's a screengrab or two.

Time to look into the DT770's characteristics.  Like I need another headphone...
 
 
If the company name needs editing out let me know it would have ruined the shots.
 

 

 

 
May 23, 2012 at 11:31 PM Post #1,298 of 1,864
I have the DT990 600 ohms [i got it a few weeks ago] and the DT1350 [i got it several days ago].​
i love both.  ​
 
Jun 21, 2012 at 9:23 PM Post #1,299 of 1,864
Over 4 weeks since last post.
 
Jul 2, 2012 at 9:46 AM Post #1,300 of 1,864
I have the T1 and love it. At first i was a little dissapointed (little bass and irritaiting highs), but after some 
serious burn-in, it sounds amazing. I use the Vincent KHV-1 as amp (tube), and the S-7 CD/DAC as source.
 
Jul 3, 2012 at 12:51 PM Post #1,302 of 1,864
I have an old DT220 that I bought off eBay for a couple of euros - I think it was about 15€ or so. It's a nice headphone and surprisingly comfortable with new pads - they still sell replacements!
 
Aug 5, 2012 at 4:26 PM Post #1,303 of 1,864
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I have the DT990 600 ohms [i got it a few weeks ago] and the DT1350 [i got it several days ago].​
i love both.  ​

Can you compare/contrast their sound?
 
 
 
Anxiously awaiting the arrival of my DT990 600ohms.  Schitt Valhalla for the amp.
 

How are you liking your DT990s w/ the Valhalla?
 
Aug 6, 2012 at 7:30 PM Post #1,304 of 1,864
I ordered some EDT 990 V replacement Velour ear pads for my DT880 Pro, the foam disks that came with the replacement ear pads are two tone gray/black and seem a little thicker then the foam pads that came in my DT880 (all black).
Wondering if I should just keep using that stock foam disk (all black) as they are thinner or just go ahead and use the newer two tone (gray/black) foam disks?
Does one affect audio quality over the other?
 

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