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perfect replacement for factory parts
One of the original sliders that came with my dt990 pros from 2012 cracked within the first year of use and the second not long after. These new ones are going strong after 1.5 years of constant use. The new clips are thicker than the old ones and they come with a little metal ball instead of just a pastic clip to keep the headband on the size adjustment you put it at. I can happily report that after 1.5 year the cans stay nicely in their place, unlike with the original ones. Of course I can't comment on whether these are now baseline on the newer models of the dt990 pros, but if you have an older pair that wont stay in their spot or have broken clips then these are a good upgrade.
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Hopefully improved
This is the second time the left side sliders broke on my headphones.
The new set have a changed design and are now hopefully improved in sturdiness.
I'm crossing my fingers that the left side won't break again.
Even though these are expensive and so far have been unreliable the DT880 Pro are still worth their money in my opinion.
The new set have a changed design and are now hopefully improved in sturdiness.
I'm crossing my fingers that the left side won't break again.
Even though these are expensive and so far have been unreliable the DT880 Pro are still worth their money in my opinion.
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Good, but could be better
I wish these were made with better materials so it runs an even lower risk of breaking again, I would gladly pay a little more for that extra peace of mind but I'm glad they exist and can be easily swapped. So far so good with mine.
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Slider good, clip perhaps not?
The new slider system with the ball seems pretty solid.
The clips seem a little bit different but still plastic. Time will tell if they actually hold up.
I'm not quite convinced they're thick enough to handle the twists so easily applied to these headphones.
Be aware the new clips do not have room for the old metal clamp that press on the headband.
These also do not come with instructions so I had to find a video on youtube. I did not even notice the tiny balls until I saw them in the video.
The clips seem a little bit different but still plastic. Time will tell if they actually hold up.
I'm not quite convinced they're thick enough to handle the twists so easily applied to these headphones.
Be aware the new clips do not have room for the old metal clamp that press on the headband.
These also do not come with instructions so I had to find a video on youtube. I did not even notice the tiny balls until I saw them in the video.
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Kind of pricey, but works and is way better than getting a new pair.
While I'm glad beyerdynamic offers these replacement parts, I do find them pricey for what they are. While that's said, they're easy to repair, and there's a very good reason why the DT770's are a timeless classic, which lasts forever.
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Beyerdynamic DT-770
After several years of using DT-770 the plastic headband slider broke, I decided to change it myself, it's not as easy as it might seem, everything fits perfectly. I think it is a good option that you can buy and change almost any part of the headphones yourself. I like beyerdynamic products and will continue to use them
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Like the original, just as bad unfortunately
Just like the ones that came with the DT770 pro, these also cracked down in the middle after a few weeks. Was very disappointed, especially since they don't come cheap.
I eventually had some 3D printed and they're way better - and cheaper - than the original Beyerdynamic ones.
I eventually had some 3D printed and they're way better - and cheaper - than the original Beyerdynamic ones.
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thank god there are still brands with spare parts
No need to say but Beyer is one step ahead. Everything from their headsets are repairable and very cheap.
the slider now is as new and my dt770pro are the same of 7 years ago.
DO NOT WASTE YOUR PRODUCTS IF YOU CAN SPEND SOMETHING TO REPAIR THEM.
the slider now is as new and my dt770pro are the same of 7 years ago.
DO NOT WASTE YOUR PRODUCTS IF YOU CAN SPEND SOMETHING TO REPAIR THEM.
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The fact that you can buy these alone puts Beyerdynamic a league above other companies!
After 5 years of everyday (!) use original sliders on my Beyerdynamics 770 DT Pro broke. Problem? What problem? You buy these and you're good for next 5 years!!
If i have to nitpick - price is a bit too steep for few bits of plastic and screws but it still beats buying a new pair or jury rigging this stuff!
If i have to nitpick - price is a bit too steep for few bits of plastic and screws but it still beats buying a new pair or jury rigging this stuff!
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perfect replacement for aging headphones
I have a pair of Dt-990 pros that are coming up on 12 years old, while some elements were failing, the speakers themselves were in good condition. these sliders fit perfect to replace cracked ones
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