The only difference is the ear pads. You’ll see these headphones on thousands of podcasts and in studio spaces. The grey is pretty common but the special edition are in black. Nothing too fancy, but they look smart in black.
it has "limited edition" written on them, plus it has black ear-pads..... as if it's not cheaper to buy a tip-ex pen and some new ear-pads!!! 😆🤨 i don't even think they fixed the sound, probably the same fatigue inducing treble!
Im struggling to decide on the DT770 or the open back 990's. I just listen to music, no mixing, sampling. It looks like the 990s have the edge. Id need the 250ohm version as il mainly be using my audiolab 6000A.
@@CM-dw3gh You should also consider the DT 880, they have a flatter response, more natural sound. The DT 990 tend to be pretty V-shaped. It's a matter of preference, but I have the DT 880 Edition 600 Ohms, and I love them. I just added the DT 770 Pro 80 Ohms. Surprisingly similar frequency response and character, but the DT 880 Edition have noticeably flatter mids (even though the DT 770 Pro are pretty nice for a closed-back already). And I can wear the DT 880 longer, just more comfortable because of less clamp and cooler ears. I use the DT 880 Edition for listening (and mixing, if I ever get beyond playing around with a DAW), the DT 770 Pro for practicing/recording bass guitar, and when I want to block out some noise.
according to custom cans channel : the 2022 32ohm version has a hole on each side the plug goes into but its improvement has yet to be seen on the 80 and 250 ? or has it ?@@alexblackburnproducer
my $20 earbuds are literally better than these even in a studio situation. I returned these dumb headphones. I have an ifi dac 3 and it still sounded horrible. Not good for bass heavy production.
What's the difference between these and the regular dt 770 pro's?
The only difference is the ear pads. You’ll see these headphones on thousands of podcasts and in studio spaces. The grey is pretty common but the special edition are in black. Nothing too fancy, but they look smart in black.
Whats the benefit of the "limited edition" version ones though?
it has "limited edition" written on them, plus it has black ear-pads.....
as if it's not cheaper to buy a tip-ex pen and some new ear-pads!!! 😆🤨
i don't even think they fixed the sound, probably the same fatigue inducing treble!
Nothing really, just the black ear pads
DT 770s are great! I've been using them for awhile. Enjoy!
Yeah thats good to hear. The level of comfort was the biggest plus for me. Plus they sound awesome and give me exactly what I need to do my work.
Which impedance did you get in the black edition..?
@@fiddlix 80 ohms
Im struggling to decide on the DT770 or the open back 990's. I just listen to music, no mixing, sampling. It looks like the 990s have the edge. Id need the 250ohm version as il mainly be using my audiolab 6000A.
@@CM-dw3gh You should also consider the DT 880, they have a flatter response, more natural sound. The DT 990 tend to be pretty V-shaped. It's a matter of preference, but I have the DT 880 Edition 600 Ohms, and I love them. I just added the DT 770 Pro 80 Ohms. Surprisingly similar frequency response and character, but the DT 880 Edition have noticeably flatter mids (even though the DT 770 Pro are pretty nice for a closed-back already). And I can wear the DT 880 longer, just more comfortable because of less clamp and cooler ears. I use the DT 880 Edition for listening (and mixing, if I ever get beyond playing around with a DAW), the DT 770 Pro for practicing/recording bass guitar, and when I want to block out some noise.
do wired pug into a hole on side of headphones ? it was the new 2022 style of the dt770 pro
The cable is moulded into the left hand ear side of the headphones. Hope that helps
Non removable cable
according to custom cans channel : the 2022 32ohm version has a hole on each side the plug goes into but its improvement has yet to be seen on the 80 and 250 ? or has it ?@@alexblackburnproducer
Good vid
Thanks James. Appreciate the support
What is the difference between DT700 Studio and Monitor?
I’m not totally sure. I’ve been using the DT770 for a while at work and purchased the same set. Brilliant for studio work
I want to sing, practice and record, do you advise me to buy headphones or a Monitor?@@alexblackburnproducer
@@seifallahdirgham3206 I would say headphones first
Great thanks@@alexblackburnproducer
@@seifallahdirgham3206 they are incredibly comfortable by the way. For work and playing Starfield, they are perfect
my $20 earbuds are literally better than these even in a studio situation. I returned these dumb headphones. I have an ifi dac 3 and it still sounded horrible. Not good for bass heavy production.
I totally disagree
@@alexblackburnproducer nah I'm serious. My $20 earbuds are fire.
@@GoodMoney100 I totally disagree
@@TheOfficialCasso I got lucky. I bought some earbuds for 20 bucks and they sound better than these studio headphones.