M50x speakers are touching your ears and dt 770 leaves some space between which I like better. Biggest reason why I would recommend dt 770 more is the quality of materials. After one year of (heavy) use m50x joints that allows you to fold them so they fit in travel bag got both broken. The 990s are excellent for normal studio use when you want to hear everything clearly, since the 770s have low output on mids and highs. I own all three and they all have their uses, but the v modas work the best for djing. Pay close attention to ohms. The v modas are efficient enough to be driven by dj controllers, but the 770 and 990 are not. The DT990 is almost the opposite of the HD600. It is a v-shape, which means emphasized highs and lows, with recessed mids. Not my cup of tea as a main pair, but fun for other genres (and gaming, but I’ll get to that later). The bass hits hard and is great for edm or rock, but it isn’t overwhelming. The harsh treble is there, and it does get This item: beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro Studio Headphones - Over-Ear, Closed-Back, Professional Design for Recording and Monitoring (80 Ohm, Grey) $169.00 $ 169 . 00 Get it as soon as Tuesday, Jan 16
The PRO models (DT 770 PRO, DT 880 PRO, DT 990 PRO) are designed for professional applications, e.g. in the recording studio. The edition models are made for the daily use at home on the stereo. It
I since then decided to buy a Magni 3+/Modi 3 Schiit stack and want to take advantage of the power output capable of these two devices. I was wondering if upgrading to a DT 1770 250Ohm would be worth the hike in price from the DT 770 250Ohm. The DT 770 250Ohm i can get for $160 compared to the DT 1770’s being $430 currently. wOe2. 103944874971568969172
