Beyerdynamic

DT 770 Pro

Name: Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro
Brand: Beyerdynamic
Rating: 4.1 (59 reviews)

81% positive of 59 users 395 mentions

• Positive 13% (52) • Neutral 84% (332) • Negative 3% (11)

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What people loved

u/SilentIyAwake · headphones · ▲ 6

“EQ can absolutely change perceived "Technicalities" As someone who has EQ'ed many, many, many headphones, and really taken the… [truncated] …”

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u/AngryGoose · headphoneadvice · ▲ 5

“… [truncated] … the DT 770 Pro 80 ohm. They sound fantastic for music, gaming and movies. For closed back they have a surprisingly good sound stage. They have good detail retrieval and separation. They do have a slight v… [truncated] …”

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u/jesper-K · headphoneadvice · ▲ 5

“Beyerdynamics DT 770 Pro has been my go to gaming headphone for almost ten years. Tried others, also much more expensive ones, always returned to them. You can… [truncated] …”

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Common complaints

u/oratory1990 · headphones · ▲ 148

“… [truncated] … the one in the picture is unvented, only having ports under the surround. This is a fake from what I can tell.”

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u/cathexis08 · headphones · ▲ 2

“… [truncated] … have the same problem (plus some others). I haven't heard the Adam H200's but looking at their graphs you'll be trading high end for a really overblown low end. I'd say go to a store that will let you demo things and try stuff out, that's… [truncated] …”

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u/FloppyLadle · headphones · ▲ 1

“… [truncated] … speakers. And it is persistent across any device they are plugged into. Any computer, phone, or player maintains this horrible sound quality. No moments of clarity, dips up or down or all around. Just consistent doodoo.… [truncated] …”

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Specifications

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Reddit discussions

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u/oratory1990 · ▲ 148 · Comment
negative

headphones “Fake DT 770 PRO?”

Good catch, this isn‘t a Beyerdynamic driver - on the DT770 (and 880, 990) they do not use corrugated surround diaphragms. Also the foil used by Beyerdynamic for the diaphragm is slightly blue tinted, the one in the picture isn’t. And Beyerdynamic‘s DT770/880/990 drivers have vents in the magnet gap, the one in the picture is unvented, only having ports under the surround. This is a fake from what I can tell.

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u/Fresh_Blueberry122 · ▲ 100 · Post
neutral

headphones “Fake DT 770 PRO?”

Hi everybody, i recently got myself a pair of Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO 80 ohm. Recently in my country's most popular marketplace (not Amazon) I've seen that people are complaining about fakes. I have disassembled mine and took a look at the drivers. They look legit to me but I have seen they look a bit different online and I am unsure. If they are indeed fakes they would fool me. It is my first pair of audiophile headphones and I have no other pair to compare to. They sound good to me and I enjoy them but i don't want to pay for fakes. Can you help me in identifying if these are legit? Thank you!

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u/Gryphus-R · ▲ 28 · Post
neutral

headphoneadvice “A quality headset (for gaming) that is not "gaming" crap”

Ok, so first of all, let me give you some context: Around 10 years ago, I had the Sennheiser PC363D for gaming. For me it was almost all I wanted: Excellent sound quality and positional sound, lightweight, comfortable, never made you sweat. I really liked it and it was also good for listening to music. But it had two problems: * First, the software was abandonware. Sennheiser stopped updating the drivers and those didn't work well on newer operating systems. * Second, the build quality was not good. It was made of cheap plastic, and after 10 years of heavy use, it was starting to fall apart, specially the flexible rubber of the mic boom. So, when I relocated 5 years ago I sold it. Surprisingly, someone paid for it more than what I paid for it new, because the guy really wanted it. I then got (yeah, I'm an idiot) a wired Razer Blackshark. Not only the sound quality is waaay worse than the PC363D, but the rails to adjust the ribbon band are crap, and the Razer software is horrible: Buggy as hell, and in the past it attempted to install cryptominers. I had it for a few years to recoup my investment, but it is time to let it go. This time I do not want to repeat the mistake, and want a proper headset. I've read good things about the **Beyerdynamic MMX** **~~300~~** **330 Pro**, and I'm also considering the **Audio Technica ATH-M50xSTS**. I owned the normal ATH-M50x at the same time I owned the PC363D, and honestly I thought the PC363D sounded better with most music and games. Is the MMX ~~300~~ 330 Pro as good or better than the PC363D was? Any other contender? My sole requirement is that any recommendation has an integrated mic and equals or surpasses thr PC363D in sound quality for gaming and media. I do not care jack or USB. Detachable cables and mic are a nice to have. Price is not a problem (within the gaming realm), but please do not recommend me some crazy expensive audiophile headset of >500€ because it is not what I need. I am also not interested in gaming crap, such as Logitech headsets. I got one once because it was what all review websited highlighted as "best gaming headset" and I returned it inmediately. Crappy plastic toy with white noise and money spent on rainbow leds. Thank you if you read so far! Edit: there were a couple of typos in my original post. While I originally wrote MMX 300 Pro, I really meant MMX 330 Pro (the newer, open end version). Edit 2: my motherboard has the Realtek ALC4080, which seems to be fine driving headsets up to up to 600Ω. If possible, I'd like to avoid having to buy a separate and big and bulky DAC because my desk is very crowded already. If it is something small like the DAC which came with the P363D (similar to a USB dongle) then it is ok. Edit 3: winner combo and the rationale for my purchase: [https://www.reddit.com/r/HeadphoneAdvice/comments/1ozzhod/comment/nqc6vts/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=mweb3x&utm\_name=mweb3xcss&utm\_term=1&utm\_content=share\_button](https://www.reddit.com/r/HeadphoneAdvice/comments/1ozzhod/comment/nqc6vts/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)

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u/holomorphic0 · ▲ 20 · Comment
neutral

headphoneadvice “Did I just ruin my 500€ studio headphones? 😭”

I was making a bass heavy track in 2020 using my old ath m40x, and it may have been a few hours of mastering but towards the end the right driver strated crackling. Levels were not even that loud but i guess raw frequencies are that unforgiving. I finished that track with dt880 pro's. One night i fell asleep on my chair with ath r70x still on my head. I slept while the right earcup was below my head. When I woke up, that side strated crackling. In my experience beyerdynamic headphones are the strongest. I have slept (on a sofa) with my dt880 pro still on my head without worrying and they have held up for years after all that abuse. But about a month ago even the dt880 pro strated slightly crackling on the right, it went away in a day or two but the right side went a little quieter than the left, its still useable and will last my lifetime and more. Beyerdynamic headphones can survive external and internal (frequency) abuse the best. But I dont suppose you are abusing yours like I was. You might be able to get it fixed under warranty, you should check.

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u/Careful-Cow-8658 · ▲ 10 · Post
neutral

headphones “I just discovered what latency really means ...”

And it blew my mind – figuratively, I might add. I'm not sure whether this counts as show and tell because I only can show you my words... But here's the situation: I was listening to music with my AirPods 4 in the kitchen and after cooking I sat down at my laptop to sketch a few things down in GarageBand. I was feeling casual, so I didn't switch to my studio headphones. I played around a bit and then wanted to record a quick drum track with my midi-keyboard. I pressed record and … well, I wasn't able to hit any click of the metronome. When I hit the keys, the sound came way too late and the recorded tracks sounded like a 4 y/o hitting on it like a piñata. I got super irritated – and frustrated – tried another midi-instrument, another track, closed the program, reopened it. Nothing seemed to help. I actually thought my midi-keyboard was broken all of a sudden or that I changed something without knowing what. Then it dawned on me … And yes, when I switched back to my DT 900s everything went smoothly. I deleted these awful piñata-tracks and since then, I have been living blissfully with the knowledge of what latency really means. Thank you for reading my little "no show but tell". You might now go on with you day.

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