Beyerdynamic DT770

After checking some stuff this is what I found should be the best to buy for my budget. Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro - $169Schiit Magni 3+ - $99Schiit Modi 3 - $99Cables - $20Shipping for everything - $84.35. Total is $471.35.

I was looking for something that was comfortable with no sound leakage that I could drive directly from a laptop and not need an amp. The main purpose was just to listen to speaking videos with the above requirements. However, after reading the reviews it sounded like they would be good for music as...

These go for nearly $600 AUD here, so I am pretty happy with that. I also have Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro's which see heavy use at work, and for gaming.

Have run these on a thx789 and a magni 2. They are built fine but man they distort so easily when you even get close to turning them up loud. Bass is decent at low volumes. I can run my Sennheiser 650s or hifiman 400is so loud i can hear them throughout my whole house (1500sqr ft villa). These thing...

Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro. For the price, nothing comes close in build quality. The only part that breaks (hinge covers) can be easily replaced.

In the past year, I have gone through a long list of headphones and headsets. I finally, got down to two. The first, was the infamous, most talked-about, reviewed and beloved, Philips SHP9500. I bought them because I heard so much about them. However, they were discontinued for the longest time. The...

Both are very easy to drive and designed for studio use, but they're tuned arguably pretty well. * Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro - V-shaped (boosted bass and treble) tuning with a bit more upper mids and lower treble than Harman-style tunings, make for a headphone that can be intense to listen to if you're sensitive to those frequencies.

I think one of the strongest selling points for these phones are their comfort. You don't think you need it until you try it once and understand the difference - because it turns out being distracted by any discomfort will disrupt your listening experience in ways you really wish it didn't. These he...

($150) Beyerdynamic DT 770 pro: might be a bit bright, very comfortable and light clamp, a bit bassy but have a really wide soundstage (how much out of the head music sounds) for a closed back. You can also look into iems as they'll be more comfortable for glasses.

Edit: The plastic L/R parts WILL crack on the inside and eventually break. With heavy use(most or a good chunk of every day), you can expect them to crack within around a year, though they may still work perfectly fine. Over time the cracks get worse to where they need to be replaced, and while beye...