[yrcrazy]

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What is the best possible sound quality for around $200 ?

Modded T50RPs and an O2 amp can give world class sound for around $200.

 


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Those two do sound very good together if you're willing to do a little diy.
 
 

 
Not sure I wanna risk it.Knowing me , I will break something.
 

 

[yrcrazy]

Ok , I have finally ordered the Beyerdynamic DT770 pro 250 ohm from Hifi-Headphones.co.uk.They were only £139 ($215) including Fed Ex or Royal mail express delivery 

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[DocBlasto]

I suspect that you're going to love them. Make sure to report back on this thread to let us know what you think! Oh, and give them some time to "break in" before passing judgment. This can be a matter of you getting acclimated to a new sound as much as the drivers physically limbering up through use. I can't even remember what my Pro-80's sounded like brand new, (must have been pretty good, because I kept them) but 5 years later the sound is fantastic.
 
Also, and I hope this was mentioned on the site, I'm pretty sure that the Pro 250 (unlike the Pro-80 and Premium models) comes with a coiled cord, which some people like and some don't. I prefer the straight one. Also, remember if it clamps too tightly on your head, you can always lightly bend the headband out to loosen it up. Partly through use and partly through manual adjustment, mine seem quite a bit looser than stock but extremely comfortable.

 

[yrcrazy]

I don't really mind them having a coiled cord.Any idea on what the burn-in time will be?
I will make sure to report back

 

[yrcrazy]

got them a few days ago and sounding pretty good , still need a ton of breaking in and might also a small amp.They are pretty powerful , the bass seems crazy

 

[DocBlasto]

Generally, a 250-ohm headphone is going to benefit greatly from (if not require) an amp. It's supposed to "tighten up" the bass, especially in the higher-impedance phones. The 32's and 80's are friendlier plugged straight into the headphone port. Do plenty of research before purchasing an amp-- there's a lot of bad information and overpriced/overhyped products.
 
Some people claim that tube amps, which have a reputation for "warming up" the sound (in part, boosting the midrange a bit) pair really well with Beyers, but I've never tried any of them myself.

 

[Craigster75]

V-Moda M80