beyerdynamic DT-1770 Pro 250 Ohm

These headphones have really honest and detailed sound, yeah, yeah, that's true. My first product with 'Made in Germany' under the logo. The quality of all materials used in DT-1770 feels fantastic, so as I expected.
I like to use them in my home studio when I work with vocals (tuning, adding some saturation, and other magics). I have not so good near field monitoring, especially in high frequencies, and now DT's really helps with detailed work on highs of my mixes.
The headphones perfectly protect from outside noise and do not make any noise when I put on it, so I can work without troubling my family. The large frequency range of these headphones allows to work out with the lowest lower frequency, and I don't need to twist the volume or come up with any other tricks to hear the details. It's fantastic.
The only thing I could say negative about these earphones. It's not super comfortable wearing them for more than a couple of hours. It's too tight and a little heavy for me to wear phones all day. That's it, all minuses I could find.
About the package contents. Two high-quality cables and 3-pin XLR connectors are really good, but I loved spiral cable the most. Immediately replaced the earpads with leather ones that came in the box, and now I'm absolutely happy.
Definitely it's my perfect studio earphones for a long, long time. I don't think I'll ever want to swap them for any other.

I've bought these as what I was hoping would be a direct upgrade for my Beyerdynamic DT 700 Pro X.

It was an upgrade sonically and in terms of the accessories that you get, but a step back in terms of material quality and design. The edges of the metallic part connecting the earcups to the headband are sharp and of a lower quality than the DT 700 PRO X. The headband itself has more padding, but the part where it connects with the metallic bit is formed of two plastic sections with a seam in the middle. Because the metal is not rounded, as the earcups move, the metal can get stuck in that seam and will make a loud popping noise when finally dislodged. The plastic of the earcups themselves also feels cheaper.

I love the braided cable, though. It would be a great cable if it wasn't so microphonic (as all the Beyerdynamic cables, really). I can't stress HIGHLY microphonic enough. There's a fan behind me that's turned on during the summer and if I don't play anything I can hear the vibrations of the moving air touching the cable. That's crazy.

Anyway, this is a headphone that was originally 600€ and it fails to keep up with its 250€ little brother in some aspects and that's extremely disappointing. If you don't care about the material fit and finish and just want a well-sounding headphone, then it might be for you, but if you care about the whole package, then I urge you to look elsewhere.

First of all, using without correction has no sense, as they are not even close to flat frequency response. Too boomy in lows and harsh in the highs. But the are still great for me. I use this headphones with correction software Realphones. It corrects frequency response and adds binaural room simulation. Using this plugin with DT-1770 gives me the sound of really expensive big studio monitors. I have never heard Kick in headphones so similar to the real good pair of speakers. You can really feel the punch in your chest. It was Wow effect. That is why I called them best for electronic music. Details and scene are fantastic too. So, with using third party correction plugins - definitely yes! Without correction - for your taste.

Very accurate, comfortable for long-lasting sound. Exemplary into the scene (for closed headphones) Excellent detail. All individual parts of instruments in sound are perfectly distinguished. Excellent balance between analytical honesty and musicality; Classy design; Very reliable construction; Excellent sound insulation; In general, quite comfortable fit the sound of the ears immediately comes bundled. Perfectly suited for working with sound: critical listening. But it is nice to just listen to music. Sound virtually unchanged from the sliding head headphone Excellent Transmits the difference in sound between the sources of high sensitivity

I'm a big fan of DT 770 and have owned a pair for almost 10 years, so I thought it was time for an update.

Wow. The sub bass is so well defined (try for example Drake's "Free Smoke") compared to the 770s. The build quality is outstanding as well as the comfort.

The pads on the 1770s are a bit harder than the ones I have on my 770s but I actually find that satisfying since the headphones sit more snugly and my ears do not touch the back side of the cup, which is the case with 770s after a couple of years of heavy use (they deform to fit your head but also squash a little bit).

A great buy.

These have some ridiculously impactful bass, with good sub bass. However I found them to be siblant and grainy in the trebble.

The build, accessories and box it all comes with is very premium, however there is an issue with the slider on the band snapping, you can good this and see others with the same issue, people even make replacement slides for it, it is a minor issue to be honest.

The comfort was not to my liking, they are OK but I much prefer a band design over this simple leather padding.

If you need a closed back with impactfull bass, something built very well, and you are not trebble sensitive, then I think this is a good option. Generally I woulf prefer the dt1990pro simply because I prefer the sound of open backs.

Well built feels very sturdy and is of high quality. The detachable cable is excellent since if I accidentally break the connector as I've done with one of my other headphones, I can replace the cord instead of having to replace the whole unit.

These headphones don't have active noise cancellation and rely on sound isolation. The sound isolation on these headphones is very good, it blocks out a great deal of sound, and the sound it fails to block out is at least greatly subdued.

I found the audio itself to be very enjoyable. I won't delve into the technicals as I simply lack the knowledge to (I'm not much of an audiophile). Though out of the headsets I've owned (DT-770 pro and the Fidelio X2HR) I enjoy these the most, the bass feels powerful and the vocals are clear.

The case is a nice added bonus, not of much use to me, but I can imagine how it can come in handy to others. Two cables are provided with the headphone, one where the cable is spiralled and one standard cable.

Overall well worth the purchase.