Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro (No noise cancelling, Cable)
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Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro

No noise cancelling, Cable


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XReaper

3 years ago

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anklinv

3 years ago

I originally had the 32 Ohm version and then changed to the 80 Ohm version. I don't have a sound card and it's absolutely no problem. You can also check the manual of your mainboard to see what exactly is specified, but as long as you have a reasonably good board, it shouldn't be a problem. I would go for the 80 ohm version as it has more comfortable ear cups (the grey plush ones).

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hakanhoti

4 years ago

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nathdlz

4 years ago

The higher the impedance, the more powerful the source should be. For listening on a telephone for example, it is better to use a low impedance like 32 or 80. The 250 model is suitable for very powerful sources, where a 32 or 80 is theoretically more likely to be damaged if the source is too powerful.

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marco.corina1995

6 years ago

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Anonymous

6 years ago

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Yes, the 32 Ohm version has leatherette ear pads. I still find the headphones very comfortable. However, slight perspiration under the ear pads happens more quickly than under the velour pads with which the higher-impedance versions are equipped. The ear pads can be exchanged and thus in principle replaced by the velour pads. However, the sound characteristics may change somewhat if you use a different ear pad material.

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stephcebab

8 years ago

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Anonymous

8 years ago

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I wear glasses myself. The contact pressure/wearing comfort is ideal for me, even over longer periods (not too strong, not too weak). The only reduction in comfort comes from the plastic of the pads under which you inevitably sweat a little (but this also applies to people without glasses). But that doesn't normally bother me - it's only really noticeable when you take the headphones off. But of course, the fabric cushions of the higher-impedance models are a bit more comfortable in this respect.

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