FYI; you definetly don't need an amp for the 80 Ohms version. I've had those for more than 10 years and used them in phones, laptops, Roland drums, recording interfaces, guitar pedalboards, planes, etc... I usually turn on the volume at 60% and that's good enough for me.
Thank you, brother. So, if I purchase the 80 Ohms version and plug it in directly to the Akai MPC One, I should be fine and not need to purchase an amp or audio interface? Thank you kindly. Blessings!
Please note, that the materials used for the pads makes a lot of difference with the sound. And: Leather and velour can be interchanged. Also the driver design, materials, open or closed back builds as well as other factors can make a huge impact on the quality you get. High impedance headphones don’t automatically sound better.
Thanks for the video. What I find disappointing about these types of videos is there is a lot of talk centered around the power requirements vs impedance. But I have not really found a video that goes into the benefits/issues with choosing each of the impedances. Impedance is simply the resistance of an AC electrical signal. Resistance, on the other hand, is used to describe resistance to DC voltages. Kind of the same, but not totally. When circuits are designed, they are designed to support a specific impedance. It is important to match the impedances of your output device and your receiving device i.e. speakers or headphones, in this case. A mismatch of impedances will result in reflected waves and will cause distortion and less power getting to the speaker or headphone. So why don't they design all equipment to match lower impedance speakers/headphones making it easier to drive them. Well just like everything there are engineering tradeoffs. Low impedance circuits are cheaper to make but and are nosier than high impedance circuits which cost more and produce lower noise levels. Lower end consumer equipment is not designed as robustly as professional equipment (read overall quality) and thusly support lower impedance headphones. Very high end audio equipment is designed with low noise more expensive components (read overall higher quality) and at higher impedance levels for the lower noise. So bottom line is can most of tell the difference? Well maybe? It depends on degree. Modern consumer equipment is still very good. It comes down to matching the earphones to the equipment you have. So yes, indirectly that is about power as the ability to drive a device, in this case headphones, is directly related to matching the impedances of the output circuits to the speakers/headphones. Needed power is related to the matching of ouput to device impedances. If they match, you will get maximum power transfer. If they don't match you will not. Therefore it may seem as if you just need more power to drive a mismatched pair. While it is true that more power may overcome a mismatch in impedance to produce more volume, it comes at the cost of clarity, noise, and distortion. Bottom line, choose the headphones or speakers that match the devices you are using to drive them. RTFM (Read the ummmm fine manual) and find out what impedance your device is designed to use. When they match you win, when they don't there will be a price to pay in terms of signal quality. So even if you add a headphone amp, you still need to pay attention to the specs of the amp and what impedance headphones the manufacture recommends. This may mean purchasing more than one pair of headphones for a specific use. It's not practical to assume we can successfully use the same headphones for our phones, gaming, audio production, and music. No one size fits all.
Thanks for that información. Can You help me with my beyerdinamic DT 990 PRO 250 OHM. I use that for play counter strike go (counter strike 2). and listen music. And i gonna Buy dyac Fiio K5 PRO. Sorry for My English, it is not very well. I Will waiting your answer. 😊
The video aesthetic is amazing. I dont know if the slightly grainy video and lower quality voice recording was intentional but along with the music it feels like it came out of the 80s
Why is 250 Ohm better for critical listening? What can higher impedance do or quality provide that lower impedance cant? Like what is the quality difference do you hear in the 250 vs 80 ohm?? All three headphones are the same price currently on Amazon in the US right now. But higher ohm doesn't necessarily mean better...?
what i have heard is this. often high end audio gear have parts that take lot of Voltage and in those situation the headphone with low impedence like 32 ohm often hear distortion or might even get permenantly damaged. high impedence can handle more V which comes with some high end studio equipments. so if you do end up using 250 ohm, you require something good to drive it so it ends up sounding better also without distortion.
Higher impedance headphones require more voltage. This is a good thing when you're mixing because the sound will have more "headroom" as they call it. It basically means that the signal won't compress easily and introduce fuzz / distortion when it's not supposed to. This "flatter" response means that the sound you're hearing is more neutral, which is great for mixing, because you want to mix from a neutral standpoint, not a standpoint from which the sound is already "colored" (too much/little bass/highs/mids).
Best closed headphones I have had so far. Getting new piece after about 11 years of daily use with no issues at all (PC gaming and music mixing). Super comfy and soud just fine for home use. N1 go to for me.
@@fidot1000 I am afraid I can´t compare to others. I play fps with them and have no issues - the sound is good. My friend has got directional sound headphones and he definitely "hears" location of the enemy better.
wish i would have watched this before i went and bought the 250 ohms version, but thanks for knowing which interfaces and things i can do to save myself!
if you are a sound engineer or do alot of audio mixing, then 250 ohm is the way to go. I got the 80 ohm and was slightly disappointed, because when i was trying to mix my kick drums the low end would not be accurate to the actual sound. Just something to keep in mind.
@@nope7389 probably none. Go for something with lots of bass and very clear highs. Most berydynamic headphones are not super enjoyable for listening, because the all the frequencies are very balanced hence the reason they are good for mixing. Its not impossible to play games on mixing headphones but the experience won’t be as enjoyable.
Is there any difference in the quality of the sound between the trio? I've read that the 250ohm version sounds better in general, and that the 80ohm is very bassy. I don't really want super bassy headphones, id like some more balanced ones and don't want the 250 version because of how hard to drive they are and I don't have the equipment or the budget for it
Keep looking because its not accurate. You don’t need a dac for the 80Ohms, thats why they made 3 models. i have 80 and 250 and I don’t need a dac for the 80 Ohms, I use it with my laptop
@@newmanh We see these headphones everywhere but to my opinion after trying a lot of different models, I wouldn't buy the Beyer Dynamic again. My sound is too much different when I switch to my speakers and I have good ones. I feel that the 250 Ohms has too much bass but you can find the frequencies spectrum online
@@Nakopeth is the difference big? 1-10 in brightness, what would it be for the 32Ohm / 80 Ohm? 1-10 in bass for each one? Which one do you prefer? Which one is more precise? The sound-quality / detail - depth, is it better on the 80ohm? You use an Amp / Dac or non of them?
some good info - but you didn't really talk about your experience between the different ohm versions. I can read the documentation on the headphones, but I was really looking for - is there a real world difference between the sound of each.
Wow! This was a great review/overview I’d like to ask one question though, I’m planning to buy the 250 ohms version, will the Steinberg UR24C be enough to power it? Thanks.
At work, I have 250ohm and 80ohm versions and I can plug both to PC without interface and get the same volume. Also, Focusrite 2i2 2nd gen has the same volume for both headphones. Don't stress about ohms if you are on PC, for mobile battery sake you would want to go with the 80s. I have been using many headphones and fail to see the claimed problems with different ohm headphones and need for amp. At home, I have Audio Technica m50 and Sennheiser HD-600... no problems with volume (interface/PC/laptop/mobile).
you seem like you would know, so i have the senhessier gsp 600 and im currently using the SENNHEISER GSX 1200 PRO Gaming Audio Amplifier, do you think that amplifer would be ok with the 250 ohm version of these headphones for would i have to buy a new amp
I think people assume that if you use the 250 ohms that you need an interface, you can use them without one it’s just not going to sound as good but will still work.
Yes, that's because the host says that I order to "power up" the 250 ohm's one needs an amplifier. Is your point that one can still use the 250s's to use on an ipad/mobile phone? Thank you.
@@irmasanchez5274 , neither a phone nor an iPad can get enough out of the 250 for it to be worth the price. You would absolutely need an amplifier capable of driving them. Otherwise, you might as well be using something much cheaper.
I’ve heard that new MacBooks Pro since 2021 support 250 ohms without using a external audio interface, I understand that the Mac automatically recognizes how much power needs the headphones so is not needed an external interface to use the headphones. Jhann is in mind. Do you consider that is still necessary to get an external audio interface for this headphones?
Great and clear explanation. Very useful to everyone. God bless. I am using DT. 80 oms, Focusrits sound card with headphone amp for programming and mixing. Without headphones amp it's not fullfil my listening.
Hy, tnx on you video!!! Can you help me with my decision? 32 vs 80 ohm? I’m keyboard player and i need them for my home practice (put them direct to keyboard) and my live concert on different stages… Which one is right choice for me? Tnx!! 😉🎶
Very helpfull video , thank you! i would like to ask if which of the Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO - 32 Ohms, 80 Ohms, 250 Ohms would you choose for an audiophile with an amplifier Pioneer A-30-K. Iam not sure which one should i choose for the best possible sound. Thank you
Hey Folks! I'm thinking between 80 and 250, I'm wondering if a Tascam US 2X2 type sound card or similar cards for home recording could drive 250 Ohm. I am also interested in having a Kenwood receiver, I think it can handle 250 Ohm. Thanks in advance for the answers
If I have a Behringer UMC404HD as audio interface do I buy the 80 Ohm version or the 250 Ohm version? If I have the Apollo Twin X Quad as audio interface do I get the 80 Ohm or the 250 Ohm? Thank you.
What kind of sound card I need for this 80 ohm headphones? I have AXAGON ADA-71 SOUNDbox plugged into HP 15 series laptop. Am I need better Sound card ?
Which is best for me someone with just a macbook air m1 doing basic music production like phonk and trap beats? Dt770 80 or 250? This is vey confusing.
Great breakdown. Definitely sounds like the 80ohms are the ones for me, just wish they had a coiled cable option. You can buy that separately but have to use souldering to attach it. Not my area of expertise...
@@gaminglegenery5127 Bro please help me i am planning to buy Audio technica ATH AR1iS headphone which has 47 Ohm impedance so can mobile phones run this 47 ohm impedance heaphone? Please tell me bro🙏😊...
I would consider a dac/amp the sound blaster x6 or x3 would work great, but yes they will work ur just leaving alot of clarity and kinda wasting the headphone by running off of onboard They will still sound good just don't expect to be blown away with out an amp
Nice video. I would have liked a comparison between the sound of 80 vs 250 ohms driven with a correct audio interface like the SSL2 for example. Details, bass, medium ... are there differences ?
Para jugar competitivo y escuchar música además de conectarlo en móvil para también escuchar música, cuál versión me recomiendas? la 32 o 80? Y si me compro la 80, tendré problemas en el audio?
Simple like this, based on what i have: 770pro 250ohm powered from STX II - set amplifier for 600omh and your in :) What to do with native 600 ohm with STX II - to low.
Just bought a 770pro 250 ohms and tested it on my iPhone 13pro, realme X and Sony Walkman A55. Realme at 80% volume, iPhone at 90%, A55 at about 75% volume drives it nice without amp
FYI; you definetly don't need an amp for the 80 Ohms version. I've had those for more than 10 years and used them in phones, laptops, Roland drums, recording interfaces, guitar pedalboards, planes, etc... I usually turn on the volume at 60% and that's good enough for me.
really works fine without amp?? because i can't handle the budget of an amp
Thanks!
Thanks for the info!
I'm thinking about buying this for the Roland td 17- do you think I'll get sufficient volume with the 80 ohms version?
Thank you, brother. So, if I purchase the 80 Ohms version and plug it in directly to the Akai MPC One, I should be fine and not need to purchase an amp or audio interface? Thank you kindly. Blessings!
This saved me a lot of time in terms of trying to figure out what headphone impedance is good for what. Thank you for this video!
Please note, that the materials used for the pads makes a lot of difference with the sound. And: Leather and velour can be interchanged. Also the driver design, materials, open or closed back builds as well as other factors can make a huge impact on the quality you get. High impedance headphones don’t automatically sound better.
Thanks for the video. What I find disappointing about these types of videos is there is a lot of talk centered around the power requirements vs impedance. But I have not really found a video that goes into the benefits/issues with choosing each of the impedances. Impedance is simply the resistance of an AC electrical signal. Resistance, on the other hand, is used to describe resistance to DC voltages. Kind of the same, but not totally. When circuits are designed, they are designed to support a specific impedance. It is important to match the impedances of your output device and your receiving device i.e. speakers or headphones, in this case. A mismatch of impedances will result in reflected waves and will cause distortion and less power getting to the speaker or headphone. So why don't they design all equipment to match lower impedance speakers/headphones making it easier to drive them. Well just like everything there are engineering tradeoffs. Low impedance circuits are cheaper to make but and are nosier than high impedance circuits which cost more and produce lower noise levels. Lower end consumer equipment is not designed as robustly as professional equipment (read overall quality) and thusly support lower impedance headphones. Very high end audio equipment is designed with low noise more expensive components (read overall higher quality) and at higher impedance levels for the lower noise. So bottom line is can most of tell the difference? Well maybe? It depends on degree. Modern consumer equipment is still very good. It comes down to matching the earphones to the equipment you have. So yes, indirectly that is about power as the ability to drive a device, in this case headphones, is directly related to matching the impedances of the output circuits to the speakers/headphones. Needed power is related to the matching of ouput to device impedances. If they match, you will get maximum power transfer. If they don't match you will not. Therefore it may seem as if you just need more power to drive a mismatched pair. While it is true that more power may overcome a mismatch in impedance to produce more volume, it comes at the cost of clarity, noise, and distortion. Bottom line, choose the headphones or speakers that match the devices you are using to drive them. RTFM (Read the ummmm fine manual) and find out what impedance your device is designed to use. When they match you win, when they don't there will be a price to pay in terms of signal quality. So even if you add a headphone amp, you still need to pay attention to the specs of the amp and what impedance headphones the manufacture recommends. This may mean purchasing more than one pair of headphones for a specific use. It's not practical to assume we can successfully use the same headphones for our phones, gaming, audio production, and music. No one size fits all.
Thanks for that información. Can You help me with my beyerdinamic DT 990 PRO 250 OHM.
I use that for play counter strike go (counter strike 2). and listen music.
And i gonna Buy dyac Fiio K5 PRO.
Sorry for My English, it is not very well.
I Will waiting your answer. 😊
The video aesthetic is amazing. I dont know if the slightly grainy video and lower quality voice recording was intentional but along with the music it feels like it came out of the 80s
This might be the most helpful comment section I have ever seen
Why is 250 Ohm better for critical listening? What can higher impedance do or quality provide that lower impedance cant? Like what is the quality difference do you hear in the 250 vs 80 ohm?? All three headphones are the same price currently on Amazon in the US right now. But higher ohm doesn't necessarily mean better...?
what i have heard is this. often high end audio gear have parts that take lot of Voltage and in those situation the headphone with low impedence like 32 ohm often hear distortion or might even get permenantly damaged. high impedence can handle more V which comes with some high end studio equipments. so if you do end up using 250 ohm, you require something good to drive it so it ends up sounding better also without distortion.
Higher impedance headphones require more voltage. This is a good thing when you're mixing because the sound will have more "headroom" as they call it. It basically means that the signal won't compress easily and introduce fuzz / distortion when it's not supposed to. This "flatter" response means that the sound you're hearing is more neutral, which is great for mixing, because you want to mix from a neutral standpoint, not a standpoint from which the sound is already "colored" (too much/little bass/highs/mids).
@@Nghilifa which beyerdymanic should I get for casual music listening and gaming
THANK YOU! I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS INFORMATION FOR MORE THAN 6 HOURS!!!!
Would the 80 Ohms version be ok with a Focusrite scarlett 2i2 gen 3?
Best closed headphones I have had so far. Getting new piece after about 11 years of daily use with no issues at all (PC gaming and music mixing). Super comfy and soud just fine for home use. N1 go to for me.
Would you recommend it for fps gaming? I saw someone recommended this.
@@fidot1000 I am afraid I can´t compare to others. I play fps with them and have no issues - the sound is good. My friend has got directional sound headphones and he definitely "hears" location of the enemy better.
@@Wratisak I see. What headphone is that?
Is it comfortable for long use? Let's say 8 hours++
@@Rey_R_ Did 38 hours no problem :D
Thanks man this was a really well produced video, appreciate your concise review
My perfect option would be the 32 Ohms but with the grey confortable cushions...
is it possible to replace cushions with those velour ones ?
I am considering buying them + the velour pads ;)
@@dogukanermis3262 Yes you can, but it's said that it's a task to do so. I am considering getting these + the velour pads tho
250 ohms version, the way to go
80 ohms may be the best compromise.
Well done fam right on time I'm looking for new headphones appreciate the review
Excellent, very informative video. I've had my Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO 2x600 Ohms since 1999.
so good thank you in 5 minutes you explained 3 different ones . this is helpful for me who doesn't know about them.
wish i would have watched this before i went and bought the 250 ohms version, but thanks for knowing which interfaces and things i can do to save myself!
LOL your not alone
same man but i bought a focusrite 2i2 and heard that it works with them so hopefully i didn’t waste my money
Actually i just unscrewed the adapter and there was a 3.5 mm underneath double lol
same, i just use it directly to my laptop.
@@yakidubz hey hii...how is the 2i2 's performance with 250ohm connected without any amp or dac?
if you are a sound engineer or do alot of audio mixing, then 250 ohm is the way to go. I got the 80 ohm and was slightly disappointed, because when i was trying to mix my kick drums the low end would not be accurate to the actual sound. Just something to keep in mind.
Bingo
What audio interface/amp do you use to power them?
which beyerdymanic should I get for casual music listening and gaming
@@nope7389 probably none. Go for something with lots of bass and very clear highs. Most berydynamic headphones are not super enjoyable for listening, because the all the frequencies are very balanced hence the reason they are good for mixing. Its not impossible to play games on mixing headphones but the experience won’t be as enjoyable.
@@Lodus_beatbox what do you recommend?
Straight to the point. Thank you very much!
What if i produce music on my laptop without audio interface? 32 or 80?
I think the 32 would be best for you.
80, most modern laptops can push them, also they’re very sensitive.
definitely 32...
32
Will the 250 ohm version work with FiiO E10K usb amp and dac. Thank you very much in advance 😊
it would work, but can't drive the headphones to their full potential. 80 ohm would be best for a low power amp
how about using the 32 ohm version with home studio/beats producing with an interface. wich disadvantages do i get instead of using the 80 ohms?
Is there any difference in the quality of the sound between the trio? I've read that the 250ohm version sounds better in general, and that the 80ohm is very bassy. I don't really want super bassy headphones, id like some more balanced ones and don't want the 250 version because of how hard to drive they are and I don't have the equipment or the budget for it
i have the 80 ohms and they are honestly perfect you wont be disappointed. Also use equalizer apo if youre on pc its a lifechanger
@@Ethereal.Comatose do u need external amp or just the headphone for the 80ohm if i want to use it on pc and play fps games?
@@kendrickmcelvin804 you definitely dont *need* an amp for 80 ohms i dont use one. But with 250 you definitely need one.
@@Ethereal.Comatose Do you still feel that way? I just bought the 80 ohm ones.
@@calvinm1866 yep!
This is by far the best explanation of impedance, but you forgot to mention the Motu M2/M4 for the 250 Ohm
Thanks, i was looking for this
Keep looking because its not accurate. You don’t need a dac for the 80Ohms, thats why they made 3 models. i have 80 and 250 and I don’t need a dac for the 80 Ohms, I use it with my laptop
@@delargechannel I guess yeah. a question. DO THE BEYERDYNAMIC DT 770 PRO sound as they are pronounced?
@@newmanh We see these headphones everywhere but to my opinion after trying a lot of different models, I wouldn't buy the Beyer Dynamic again. My sound is too much different when I switch to my speakers and I have good ones. I feel that the 250 Ohms has too much bass but you can find the frequencies spectrum online
So if I get a sound blaster g6 (for my laptop). I
go for the 80 ohms??
does the 250ohm version work with the focusrite scarlett 2i2 3rd generation audio interface?
Yes, it does.
@@tuomoroiha1073 Do you use it like this?
@@scurrscurr6627 I have the 80ohm version so I dont need an interface but the 250ohm does work with Scarlett.
can i plug the 80ohm version directly on my pc ? i want to get one for gaming
Is there a big difference in sound between 32 and 80 ohms? Are the highs in the 32 ohm harsh and sibilant?
i have both and the 32ohm is def brighter and could be seen as harsh at higher volumes
@@Nakopeth is the difference big? 1-10 in brightness, what would it be for the 32Ohm / 80 Ohm?
1-10 in bass for each one?
Which one do you prefer?
Which one is more precise?
The sound-quality / detail - depth, is it better on the 80ohm? You use an Amp / Dac or non of them?
This helped me so much! Thanks a bunch!
some good info - but you didn't really talk about your experience between the different ohm versions. I can read the documentation on the headphones, but I was really looking for - is there a real world difference between the sound of each.
Wow! This was a great review/overview I’d like to ask one question though, I’m planning to buy the 250 ohms version, will the Steinberg UR24C be enough to power it? Thanks.
yes
what about the behringer UM2?
@@leeroyglasscock look at the out put rating
For singing and recording vocals which version is better?
can Fiio K5 Pro drive the 250ohm?
At work, I have 250ohm and 80ohm versions and I can plug both to PC without interface and get the same volume. Also, Focusrite 2i2 2nd gen has the same volume for both headphones. Don't stress about ohms if you are on PC, for mobile battery sake you would want to go with the 80s. I have been using many headphones and fail to see the claimed problems with different ohm headphones and need for amp. At home, I have Audio Technica m50 and Sennheiser HD-600... no problems with volume (interface/PC/laptop/mobile).
Thanks
you seem like you would know, so i have the senhessier gsp 600 and im currently using the SENNHEISER GSX 1200 PRO Gaming Audio Amplifier, do you think that amplifer would be ok with the 250 ohm version of these headphones for would i have to buy a new amp
@@sethgage2782 In my experience amplifiers are overrated. If you have any it will work.
Are higher impedance headphones better for music production?
totally agree with you.....no problem about 250ohm on all devices including iphones.
I think people assume that if you use the 250 ohms that you need an interface, you can use them without one it’s just not going to sound as good but will still work.
Yes, that's because the host says that I order to "power up" the 250 ohm's one needs an amplifier. Is your point that one can still use the 250s's to use on an ipad/mobile phone? Thank you.
@@irmasanchez5274 A relatively new phone or tablet will work, older ones have low power delivery.
@@irmasanchez5274 , neither a phone nor an iPad can get enough out of the 250 for it to be worth the price. You would absolutely need an amplifier capable of driving them. Otherwise, you might as well be using something much cheaper.
I’ve heard that new MacBooks Pro since 2021 support 250 ohms without using a external audio interface, I understand that the Mac automatically recognizes how much power needs the headphones so is not needed an external interface to use the headphones. Jhann is in mind. Do you consider that is still necessary to get an external audio interface for this headphones?
Does the 250 work on a Volt 176 interface?
Hi there. A couple questions.
How is the sound? How is the bass?
Can I drive the 250 one with a FiiO ETR7?
Great and clear explanation. Very useful to everyone. God bless. I am using DT. 80 oms, Focusrits sound card with headphone amp for programming and mixing. Without headphones amp it's not fullfil my listening.
Thank you very much for the informative lesson. I have the Beyerdynamics 770 pro 250 ohm. Can you recommend a decent portable amp for this mode.?
Hy, tnx on you video!!! Can you help me with my decision? 32 vs 80 ohm? I’m keyboard player and i need them for my home practice (put them direct to keyboard) and my live concert on different stages… Which one is right choice for me?
Tnx!! 😉🎶
Very helpfull video , thank you! i would like to ask if which of the Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO - 32 Ohms, 80 Ohms, 250 Ohms would you choose for an audiophile with an amplifier Pioneer A-30-K. Iam not sure which one should i choose for the best possible sound. Thank you
80ohm would be the best choice for you
Which should I buy if I use it on my PC for gaming and listening to music?
Nice review got these for my bass guitar, love to Malaysia from Sweden!
Can I use the 250 ohm headphones with focusrite Scarlett 2i2 3rd generation? Should I use a preamp?
i would recommend getting a dedicated headphone dac/amp
No, you would need a headphone amp that can handle 250ohm to get them loud enough
So even with a receiver that can power huge speakers, I'd need a separate amplifier if I wanted to get the 250 ohm headphones?
Can you just plug the 80 or 250 ohms into a Denon Receiver?
Hey Folks! I'm thinking between 80 and 250, I'm wondering if a Tascam US 2X2 type sound card or similar cards for home recording could drive 250 Ohm. I am also interested in having a Kenwood receiver, I think it can handle 250 Ohm. Thanks in advance for the answers
I use a goXLR for my dt770 pros 250 ohm, and it sounds fine. Is that good enough or should i use an amp?
You explained this so clearly!! Thank you very much :) getting the 80 ohms
would a scarlett solo 4th gen be able to drive the 250 ohm cans?
If I have a Behringer UMC404HD as audio interface do I buy the 80 Ohm version or the 250 Ohm version?
If I have the Apollo Twin X Quad as audio interface do I get the 80 Ohm or the 250 Ohm?
Thank you.
I ended up purchasing the 32amp limited edition version that comes with the grey velour ear pads. I struggled deciding between 80 ohm and 32 ohm.
I think this is my same plan, I'd just like to not necessarily have an amp but want those velour pads.
@@Tonceitoys did you get the 80 ohms with no amp? i want to see how it went for others since it sounds like what i want
@@potadeo no, I decided to stay with my Sennheisers HD 518 for the moment
what would be best for my blue yeti, the 250 or 80?
for some reason, my phone powers my 250 ohm DT770's... im confused
and do we really need a audio interface for the 80mhs version to plug it on pc for example?
been trying to figure out that too just want a headset that you can plug in and start using and that sounds well
I just bought the dt990 pro 250mhd and amp focusrite 3rd gen lets hope it works
well a lot of new motherboards have decent on board audio but spending like $100 on a usb dac will give a nice boost in quality
@@kcorllab yes indeed i bought the 250mhs version and focusrite :D im more than happy
Would DT770 80 Ohm work properly on E-MU 0404?
My guy! Nice upload
Thanks man, great video!
Can a mobile dac 4vrms power a 80ohm????
What version do i need for my yamaha digital piano P-115?
good overview and comparison. I'm getting the 80ohm version for producing. thanks
Which one should i get to work with my elgato wave 3 mic ?
what kind of headphones is best for scarlett solo sound card?
80 om
@@ogpolov thanks
What kind of sound card I need for this 80 ohm headphones? I have AXAGON ADA-71 SOUNDbox plugged into HP 15 series laptop. Am I need better Sound card ?
Nice videos right here! Can Behringer power a 250 ohm headphones?
Hi, great video, do you think the 250 ohm version will work fine with an Apogee Symphony desktop?
can i use the 80 ohms ones in my desktop pc?
Yeah, they will be a lil quieter so jusy crank the volume
Does the MOTU M2 have enough power to drive the 250 Ohm version?
yes it can
I have moondrop dawn pro dac ,,can it Power 80ohm???
Hi which one would u recommend for RME Babyface Pro ?
Will the 80 Ohms or 250 Ohms version work with Steinberg UR12 audio interface?
I want to know if 250 ohms version works with ur24c, and u posted this 2 weeks ago, do you know anything useful?
Did it work for you man?
Does the 80 ohm version good directly plugged in to the mobile devices or electric drumkit without external audio interface?
Sorry How Can I connect 80 ohm version if i dont have any audio interface?
I have a Tascam Series 208i interface, should I go for hte 80 o 250 ohms version?
Thanks for the video! Is Apollo Solo strong enough to use 250 Ohms?
Which one will be best for just simple and not too extensive video editing for TH-cam videos
Which is best for me someone with just a macbook air m1 doing basic music production like phonk and trap beats? Dt770 80 or 250? This is vey confusing.
What's good version for streaming? Like for gaming?
What if I have Motu 4pre, does it work with 250 Ohms?
How do you check if your interface can handle 250 ohms?
Great breakdown. Definitely sounds like the 80ohms are the ones for me, just wish they had a coiled cable option. You can buy that separately but have to use souldering to attach it. Not my area of expertise...
Will 250 Ohms work with Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 USB Sound card
So which one of these is better for pc
Thanks man, bought the 80 the other day guessing it was right, and it is! Thank you!
do you use them on your phone aswell?
Kinda wanna get the 80s because i dont want to buy an big headphone amp, still want more ohms than 32 tho
@@aliight7516 I’m using 250 ohms in my phone and it works no problem at all no need of any amp
@@gaminglegenery5127 Bro please help me i am planning to buy Audio technica ATH AR1iS headphone which has 47 Ohm impedance so can mobile phones run this 47 ohm impedance heaphone? Please tell me bro🙏😊...
@@தமிழ்பிரியன்-ற9ம yes it can I'm using 250 ohms and there is absolutely no problems
Can the 32 ohm be used with headphone amp in a studio for tracking or the amp will over drive it and kill it?
Will the 250 version work if I just plug them into my pc??
For me yes, I just needed to turn up the volume a bit more that usual ^^
I would consider a dac/amp the sound blaster x6 or x3 would work great, but yes they will work ur just leaving alot of clarity and kinda wasting the headphone by running off of onboard
They will still sound good just don't expect to be blown away with out an amp
Nice video. I would have liked a comparison between the sound of 80 vs 250 ohms driven with a correct audio interface like the SSL2 for example.
Details, bass, medium ... are there differences ?
lot of people said 80ohm has less treble spike issue
@@kumomeme7852 and more bass
hai if I have Steelseries gamedac, would 80 / 250 ohms works?
Can you use 250 one with guitar processor? I have Zoom g5n. How do i know if it can power it?
Para jugar competitivo y escuchar música además de conectarlo en móvil para también escuchar música, cuál versión me recomiendas? la 32 o 80? Y si me compro la 80, tendré problemas en el audio?
Would the 250 ohm work with Audient iD4 MKII USB-C Audio Interface?
What would be the best ones for recording live drums?
Simple like this, based on what i have: 770pro 250ohm powered from STX II - set amplifier for 600omh and your in :) What to do with native 600 ohm with STX II - to low.
If I use Audient ID4 MKII audio interface, which ohm I need to pick?
Just bought a 770pro 250 ohms and tested it on my iPhone 13pro, realme X and Sony Walkman A55. Realme at 80% volume, iPhone at 90%, A55 at about 75% volume drives it nice without amp
Will the focusrite Scarlett 2i2 good enough for 250ohm variant??
This was REALLY helpful!
Would a recent TV set handle the 80 ohm headphones without an amp?
i have soundblaster play3 usb soundcard witch have 300ohm output. can i drive the 250ohm version of this headphones?