Beyerdynamic

DT 1770 PRO

Beyerdynamic DT 1770 PRO

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Sentiment score73% positive
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Last updated: Jul 9, 2026

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Reddit Iconziimag
6 months ago

I have Scarlett solo and that's how I record my bass. I had beyerdynamic dt770 pro 250phm for like $80, they were great but I wanted detachable cable so I got 1770pro 250ohm. There's not much of a difference in terms of the sound between those two pairs. I love the way they sounds I don't think I'll ever get any other pair of studio headphones different than dt1770. I tried two really expensive pairs of Sennheiser headphones and they sounded like toys compared to beyerdynamics.

Reddit Icon220200f
4 months ago

Oh man, thanks for making me feel somewhat normal as have 5 different ones here. AirPods for travel and podcasts Beyer dt1990s for work Beyer dt1770 for home Logitech G Pro x2 for the mic and gaming Sony MDR 7506 for when I don’t want to bring out the big boys, or they might get damaged.

Reddit IconAlGhoul305
11 months ago

I just dipped my toes in to the audiophile hobby, my first purchase was a DT 770 Pro x, I also felt ‘meh’. I returned it and got the DT 1770 Pro instead, WAY better for me in my opinion. Clearer vocals and big sound stage for a close back.

Reddit IconAlreadyinuseok
8 months ago

Depends how loud your keyboard is tbh. Closed backs for gaming are a lot better on PC. I had 1770 Pros for gaming/mixing before but there was a huge discount on 1990 Pros and the 1770 Pros had way too much bass for mastering I so went for those and gave the 1770 pros to my wife. I had to buy new keyboard because I had MX blues and gaming was horrible on open backs and loud switches. I still kinda prefer the 1770 for gaming tbh as they isolate better. For mixing and mastering the 1990 pros are perfect and for gaming as well after getting silent switches. But for budget I would go with DT 770 Pro 250Ohm and pair them with ifi zen dac v2. I made testing with 1770 Pros and 770 Pros on ifi zen dac V2 and the difference wasnt that huge I was expecting (the 770 were decade old lol). https://youtu.be/5nQ4Za2Qd6U?si=xCDnnywE-Gdw9lgS When it comes to gaming they are really good. I used to play a lot of competitive fps before (OW1, Cod, CS) and all games I played I reached top 1% so no complaining.

Reddit IconBorn_Yard_6807
6 months ago

People are saying they are good for imaging so i assumed it was as i have the HD 490 Pro myself (which are amazing) and 11 other headphones from Audio Technica, Beyer, Meze, Audeze, Hifiman and FiiO. From all my headphones the X2HR was the absolute worst, and the only one I have now which have somewhat worse imaging then my other ones are the FiiO FT1. The X2HR confused me all the time when it came to footsteps and where sound where coming from, at that point I only had two headphones, the other ones being the DT 1770 PRO and that one was just on another planet when I came to positional audio.

Reddit Iconbrunostborsen
6 months ago

DT1770 needs more power than the Scarlet Solo can give it. Plug it in a proper headphone amp and you should hear a very noticeable difference. (it’s not just about volume.) Source: I have owned many DT770s and a DT1770

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