Beyerdynamic - DT 770 PRO (80 Ohm)

Some of their models have a really sharp top end. The dt770 are nice tough.

In ear monitors. I use Truthear Hexa but there is plenty more out there at a good price. If not then I use Beyerdynamic dt770s. IEMs feel much better in terms of spacing and immersion imo.

Decided to do the same thing with headphones and micro. Stopped between dt770 pro and ath m50x. Went to the store to listen to both of them before deciding to buy anything at all aaand i liked m50x more - they have more "consumer-ish" sound imo: better bass, better highs, almost the same mid as 770 and there was limited color version that i really liked. While on the other side i felt like 770 are more suited for creating music, not listening to it - they show all the flaws in quality any track has.. https://preview.redd.it/ej8jb4j4snzf1.jpeg?width=4096&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=518f65faf3c2f4903536eff1219da084c6b3a81e

I have the 80 ohm version as well. Super comfortable and sound great.

Ill be the 20th person to say beyerdynamics dt770 pro

Personal choice. That said Headphones made for a specific genre of music sound like a bad gimmick to me. I go for studio cans myself. I use beyerdynamic dt770 pros at home and sennheisher hd25s when I am walking around.

I’m very partial to the beyerdynamic dt770 pro. But best? Nah, ask one of these rich fellas 😂 But seriously, you don’t really need to spend much more than a couple benjis on mixing headphones imo. If you want to splurge, look at expensive home monitors instead, monitor placement, bass traps etc. Your money will carry you much further that way

I use Apple Earpods when I’m lazy and away from my desk with my PO-33, KOII and OP-1 Field. Beyerdynamic 770 when I’m at my desk and Nothing Headphone (1) when I’m in the mood for great design.

beyerdynamic dt 770 pro - my best money spent

https://preview.redd.it/iqqohcy22nrf1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=cd813e930b79829c7deb88a9fab47b6b6a997a63 Hello, everyone. I am not sure if this is the best place to ask. If not, sorry for the mistake. I am new to the audiophile world and I'm sorry if I ask stupid questions. The only headphones that I have are the DT 770 Pro and Fidelio X3. I plug/unplug them quite often to watch movies on my LG C2 that I also use as a monitor for gaming/Youtube/listening to music on my PC. Finally I also have a record player that I use only with my speakers because my headphones are too quiet and I have been too lazy to connect it to my DAC/AMP. I would like to do a little bit of cleaning to make the change between devices and headphones seamless. Ideally, I would like to be able to use my headphones to watch movies on my TV, play on my PC or listen to a record without having to plug/unplug anything but just by pushing two buttons, one to choose the device, the other to choose the headphones. I plan to buy a small audio output switcher for 3 or 4 headphones (currently looking into getting the Meze 109 Pro or Silva. The options that I have in my mind so far are: 1. Getting a 3+ audio input switcher to use between the three devices and my Fulla Schiit, but I'm worried about it being 3.5mm because my PC's motherboard had a lot of coil whine that I can only get rid of by using an optical cable or a DAC connectee by USB. 2. Getting a better DAC/AMP with three inputs that I can select by pressing a button. I did a little bit of research and, if I understand correctly, the Fiio K11 ($160), K11 R2R ($190), Topping DX3 Pro+ ($140) could do this. It seems to me like option 2 is probably the cleanest setup, but is that correct? Thank you for the time to read this.