r/BEYERDYNAMIC

So my old mixing headphones (Avantone Mixphones) broke on Wednesday, so I ordered new ones which thanks to Thomann came yesterday in the mail (Beyerdynamics DT 900 Pro X) and those are wayyyyy flatter in response, especially in the low end, but way more detailed and focused.
And I feel more comfortable with them though I feel like I can’t judge the bass adjustments right.
It’s always to cloudy or too huge.
Is that just an adjustment thing of my ears/brain?
Do I need to get comfortable with them and that just takes time and a lot of listening sessions, with mixes from myself and others that I like a lot, to get to know them better?
I mostly listen and produce/mix extrem Metal Genres and some EDM and Hip Hop.
I feel like the bass sounds kinda dull.. but yeah maybe it’s just an adjustment thing?

Hey everyone, I’m planning to join the Beyer family and looking at the DT 770 Pro X. I’m currently coming from high-end gaming gear like the Audeze Maxwell and SteelSeries Nova Pro. I loved the Maxwell's sound but hated the comfort/build, and the Nova Pro just feels a bit "flimsy" and the pads aren't great for long sessions.

I mainly play single-player titles (Resident Evil, God of War) where dialogue clarity and immersion are key. Since I use a dedicated Fifine mic, I don't need a headset anymore.

My main concern: I want to run the 48-ohm Stellar.45 drivers directly off my PS5 controller and PC motherboard without a dedicated Amp/DAC. Does anyone here use them like this? Is the "punch" and volume sufficient for immersive story games? Also, how do the velour pads hold up for 3+ hour sessions compared to typical leatherette gaming pads?

Thanks for any insights!

I know this has been asked a lot on this sub, I just can't seem to decide even after reading some threads.

I need them for both recording and mixing but I also do a lot of gaming (maybe 75% gaming and 25% mixing and recording, though I just graduated with a music degree and will have more time for my music so id like to be doing a lot more of that now that I have time), I've been seeing that the 700 is more neutral and therefore better for mixing but I have also seen some reviews regarding a bad headband (which according to some has been fixed??) and a narrow sound space, which i am not sure I'll love. On the other hand the 770 is a classic and doesnt have this problem but has a more colored sound which might mess with my mixing.

To add, I am really into listening to music how the producer intended which is what is pulling more towards the 700 but again the narrow sound space worries me. Any one have any reccomendations?

I currently use these headphones with an audio interface: Behringer umc uphoria 204hd.

I'm not sure if the interface powers them enough, and so I'm not sure if I would need an amp added on top.
Currently the audio interface gives enough volume, and I use an eq to boost bass a little bit and to control the treble, however I'm not sure if I'm still using them at the most of their potential, the sound can feel a bit cloudy and not so spacious sometimes.

I tried adding to the audio interface a cheap amp that I had (Behringer ha400 4 stereo channel) which only made it a bit crispier and that's it.
Should I get a proper amp or is my audio interface enough for them?

I use em for listening and for music production, so I want to get the most out of these headphones. Amp budget would be around 100€.

I've been interested in this pair of headphones for music production.

I'm quite new to the PC gaming scene and on top of that, very new to the audio side of things. Some friends of mine are rocking a setup with a Beyerdynamic DT 990 PRO, a separate microphone, and an Amp. I really loved the sound and overall quality of Beyerdynamic, but I strongly prefer an all-in-one solution for my desk. This brought me to the MMX 330 PRO.

Now that I am on the verge of buying the headset, I stumbled across a lot of people complaining about the microphone quality. Others point towards getting a proper DAC or external soundcard to fix this.

For context, my motherboard is the ASRock B850M-X R2.0.

My questions are:

• Is an external DAC/Amp really needed for my specific setup to make this studio-grade mic sound as good as it should?
• If so, could someone give me some good, budget-friendly recommendations to make this headset work flawlessly?

Thanks in advance!

I made a previous post and still didn’t order the 900 Pro X. I found a DT 1990 Pro MKI for 70$ more (used in great condition).

Which one should I go for?

Hi. I’am upgrading from Audio Technica M50x and have never used an open-back headphone before. The main purpose is for mixing and mastering. Which one is good, the 990 or 900? (as Pro X versions). I heard some good things about DT 770 Pro but would love to try the open back headphones

Hello.

The TYGR 300R perfectly fits my needs

- open backs

- good enough sound quality

- warm v-shaped sound

- non-piercing treble

- excellent imaging

- very good soundstage

- sturdy build that will last

But the catch is, due to international shipping fees it will cost me about 270$ cause it is not available in my region.

Do you think i should pull the trigger?

Or there is another option with most of the features above?

I understand this is DEFINITELY a noob question lol. I'm also not entirely sure if this sub has flairs so apologies in advance if this isn't where I'm supposed to post this.

I recently just got a pair of DT 770 Pros and music on them sounds great but my main use case was for gaming and honestly media and games sound a bit quiet. It could just be because I don't have a DAC/AMP yet but it is arriving in the mail tomorrow (https://www.amazon.com/Fosi-Audio-K5-Pro-Headphone-dp-B0BFHFSX4C/dp/B0BFHFSX4C)
The Fosi K5 pro ones to be specific.
Does anyone have any ideas as to why this could be the case? I've seen 10-20 videos on how these are great for gaming.
My motherboard is also the B650M PG Lightning Wifi that has a Realtek ALC897 7.1 CH HD Audio Codec.

Any help would be appreciated!!
I also used peace to equalize them with a config.

Hi, Im new in the audiophile world. I already have a Sennheiser HD600 with an amp fosi k7. I use it to play games, see youtube videos or movies, and listen music, in that order. Im curious about the dt 900 pro x, I saw good reviews about it. I want to ask you if it worth it?

i have weird problem with my dt770 pro's, The sound in my left earbud suddenly disappeared. It comes back when I turn the volume up, but at low volumes it fades away and disappears again, then comes back when I turn the volume up. What do you think the problem might be? I opened the earphones and checked the wires and solder, but I couldn't find any problems.

Where in the world can I buy replacement drivers for my headphones. Am I crazy as googled yesterday evening but could not find any with stock. Im new Zealand based so will need a supplier who will ship to me.

Any help ?