Unlike the DT 770, which only included a soft carrying-bag, the DT 1770 Pro includes a rather nice array of accessories. It can be very pleasant to work with these headphones until you hear your track on a different playback system where it all of a sudden lacks high frequencies and sounds harsh in the high-mids.

This feature allows for high fidelity sound reproduction, ensuring you experience your audio just the way it was intended. Embracing the latest, and greatest developments in German engineering and technology, the DT 1770 Pros are so soft you'll forget they're on your head. While the calibration erases all the frequency response differences, the sub bass sounds cleaner and more effortless on DT 1770 Pro’s, most likely due to the Tesla driver’s superior distortion performance. Their wired connection also provides a lag-free experience, which makes them suitable for watching videos and gaming.While monitoring/mixing, engineers will frequently boost and tune out certain frequency ranges to better focus on specific parts of a mix. In the realm of headphones, the DT1770 Pro isn't just another device – it's a journey through the intricacies of sound, a symbol of auditory precision and delight.

This is thanks to the innovative combination of enhanced contact pressure and the finest quality textiles available. The 1990 are very good mixing headphones thanks to their uncanny bright signature (which also makes them very fatiguing), but they are open back and do not isolate very well. The DT1770 Pro comes in a large box, with a flap that opens to reveal some details about the quality of the evolution in their Tesla 2. As you may know if you follow the channel and blog, one of my main sets of headphones is the DT1990 Pro. In the case of the DT1770, I haven’t had the time to do this, so I will not go into their performance as a studio tool, I will just stick to my impressions of sound as a listener.

The DT 1770 Pro’s tonal balance overall, then, is one I’d describe as being somewhat dark; it has pretty warm bass along with mids which possess a soft presence, but it still has a bit of low and mid treble hotness. The carefully constructed headband makes the headphones ideal for long studio sessions thanks to their perfect fit.

As a result of the all-metal build it weighs 388g, which is a fair bit heavier than the DT 770 Pro, but I personally consider that to still be relatively light, and since it’s well-distributed, I don’t think it’ll be the source of fatigue for most listeners. Adam Audio STUDIO PRO SP-5 Headphones The Adam STUDIO PRO SP-5 Headphones are a professional closed-back headphone designed for professional use with a balanced and dynamic response for monitoring and mixing. Their extremely high level of efficiency is useful for users in loud environments such as sound engineers when listening to PA systems or musicians.Their closed-back design helps deliver more bass than the open-back Beyerdynamic DT 1990 PRO, but they're more prone to inconsistencies. Inside the box we receive a large semi-rigid carrying case containing the headphones, two cables and two sets of pads (one pleather and one velour). Designed for studio and monitoring applications, the DT 1770 Pro provides maximum comfort with high-tech textiles and its optimised contact pressure creating a perfect it, ideal for long periods of use. Depending on their fit and positioning, there's also some deviation in the low-mid and treble ranges. There are differences between these pads and the pleather version but again, due to lack of time and the fact that a lot of my listening time has been done while working, I have stayed only with the velour option.