[Jnjy]

Mine is definitely 80 ohms.I`ve never heard of a 32 ohm version.
I seem to recall my old t50p was 32 ohms though.

EDIT: I personally believe this headphone is easier to drive than the 80 ohms indicate.

Volume-wise yes. But 1350's do sound fuller with higher power amps. If I remember right, they could take in up to 200mW which is quite high for a dynamic driver

 

[Jnjy]

Hi guys, I'm an happy owner of dt1350 from 2 years ago thanks to @plakat
that recommend this headphones to me. I love them in terms of sound, the only things that makes me not fully satisfied is the comfort, specially when I wear them for long time; have anyone the same problem? there is a way to solved it?

I read there are velour earpads and 67mm pads, but I think them only mitigate the problem, any experience? thnks

How about bending the yokes in? Top part of my ears are a bit more outward than the bottom so I bent the yokes to follow that angle. It used to be that I get fatigue only on the tops of my ears . After bending, pressure seems to be better distributed.

 

[perhapss]

Volume-wise yes. But 1350's do sound fuller with higher power amps. If I remember right, they could take in up to 200mW which is quite high for a dynamic driver

 
 
Right.
 
The original question was specifically regarding the FiiO e17k.
My perspective was on the e17( which I own) colors the sound of the dt1350 in my opinion.
 
I realize I am not the norm but I do not subscribe to notion that amping and fullness necessarily improves the sound.
Thus I still would recommend an audition with the e17k before purchase.
 
I don`t feel it improves the dt1350 sound at all from my Macbook Pro.
It does IMO sound "warmer" and more "full" but not in a neutral way to my ears.
In fact I feel the effect promotes the impression of less natural detail.
Those looking for a psuedo-tube kind of signature might like this sort of thing and I do think it sounds good either way.
 
I personally prefer the sound of my nuforce icon hdp ( which is more powerful, neutral and detailed ) with the dt1350.
 
Despite this, I do actually enjoy the e17 paired with the e9k and my dt880 though.
 

 

 

[Tuneslover]

Volume-wise yes. But 1350's do sound fuller with higher power amps. If I remember right, they could take in up to 200mW which is quite high for a dynamic driver

I bought the DT1350's specifically for portable use with my X5ii/E12a combination, as well as bedside listening through a Schiit Magni and love them under these applications. This evening I thought I'd give them a try on my main rig, Schiit Bifrost Über & Lake People G109S, which is where my HD650's and HE500's reside. A very good DAC and a powerful neutral amp made these Beyer's wail beautifully. These phones are amazing!

 

[banditopazzo]

How about bending the yokes in? Top part of my ears are a bit more outward than the bottom so I bent the yokes to follow that angle. It used to be that I get fatigue only on the tops of my ears . After bending, pressure seems to be better distributed.

I have already tried but the problem remained. my project, maybe my dream, was to install over-ear pads because I mainly use them at home, but I don't know how to do yet

 

[plakat]

  I've heard there are 32ohm and 80ohm versions of these.

 
I've not heard of a 32Ohm variant of the DT1350, but there was such a thing with its non-professional brother T51p: that one started out with 80Ohm and was switched to 32Ohm rather soon as I remember. DT1350 is 80Ohm, but quite sensitive, so its not a problem using it with e.g. an iPhone.

 

[KipFox]

Well, snagged a pair. Love the construction and the clamp force is amazingly not too much for my fat head
 
Only a few hours in, need to do my usual overnight burn in but thus far, I'm impressed, I think I have a new favorite set of portables.
Thanks for all the input/responses!

 

[plakat]

Congratulations on your purchase, @KipFox -- enjoy!
Its the set I own longest...

 

[Focker]

Congratulations on your purchase, @KipFox -- enjoy!


Its the set I own longest...

 



+1....I compared them to the Sennheiser Amperiors, but the 1350s have easily remained my top portable - and one of my favorite headphones overall - for over three years. Still sound great.

 

[elvergun]

 

  Congratulations on your purchase, @KipFox -- enjoy!
  Its the set I own longest...

 



+1....I compared them to the Sennheiser Amperiors, but the 1350s have easily remained my top portable - and one of my favorite headphones overall - for over three years. Still sound great.

 
+2
 

 

[ronnel0918]

So I am just going to leave it here...
 

 

[waynes world]

  So I am just going to leave it here...
 

 
Saw that. Same price as on massdrop at the moment. If they were more comfy for me, I'd snag them for that price in a second.

 

[roma101]

Rebought a pair of DT 1350s. I've owned these a few times and now they're staying with me for good. Love their unique, detailed sound. A very special headphone indeed, glad they're still getting some love. Cheers!

 

[Focker]

Rebought a pair of DT 1350s. I've owned these a few times and now they're staying with me for good. Love their unique, detailed sound. A very special headphone indeed, glad they're still getting some love. Cheers!

 


Hey bro...welcome back!

 

[hraza76]

Can anyone help me with my dt 1350. I just bought a used but rated as Excellent condition pair and everything looks great except for one thing.  The ear cups won't swivel 90 degree either way.  I called Beyer's customer service and they were baffled as well.  Has anyone experienced this before and know what the fix is?
 
thanks for your input