just bought a new pair of DT770 pro 250 ohm from jaben :/
i dunno why i prefer it over the rest of the beyerdynamic line ups but heck im lovin it

currently.. no amp.. just from source(onbouard) -> my hifi system(via optical) lol.. but its definitly better than onboard lol.. and the hifi system is able to power these pair (obviously) XD
btw its an aiwa.. but i cant remember what model it is already

nokia 5130 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
*im serious *

tried (with DT770 pro).. its my favourite among all the amps on jaben's table yesterday .. but its around RM700 .. and i dont wanna hear that name for a while coz i missed a bargain @ garage sales (RM200 for it )

crossroad edge.. sounds owesome with beyers (and its RM700).. imo my favourite amongst all the amps on jaben's table

yea.. A1 was crazy bright and filled with distortions (did it with my DT770) hehehe.. crossroad edge is the ultimate poison of mine still... luckily those high end ones didnt tempt me as bad..

it should lol.. even by changing diff cables(same connectors)... you get diff sound.. ive tried many.. .. braiding and not braiding the cable also had some effect.. or it might just be a placebo
im gonna make a canare starquad with switchcraft connectors soon coz i dont like the harshness of my current one

only the "pro" series have 80ohm .. and its also stated in the website being bassy counterpart .. but the 250ohm variation of the pro pulak is super bright and clear.. ... feels good mang

nice DT770 pads on the DT440... i tested that as well.. and also the opposite XD... doesnt the DT770 pads on the DT440 sounds seriously booming to you?

the contrary.. the DT440 pad on the DT770 pro... made the DT770 pro look friggin awesome.. but the pads made the DT770 sounds leaked hahaha can only hear the highs.. mids and lows all missing

speaking of black pads.. have anyone tried dyeing the pads black or some other colours.. mind sharing ... im thinking of dying mine blue XD

i dont wanna be a na'vi.. thats why need more tips XD ... something permanent and doesnt make my ears blue (if i dyed the pads blue) hahahaha

according to beyer site.. its 29 dollars.. and it seems like there's a black one too.. huhuhu pretty interested since my DT770 pro is fully black.. will look damn awesome with black pads

have anyone here paired a beyer with the little dot MKV amp? im rather interested in knowing the SQ coz i can only find reviews of it with HD600s and 650s

found one really attactive in garage sales

you should get the 80ohm edition then.. which has a long uncoiled 3m cable ... its all explained in beyer's site lol

80 ohm is for instrument's monitoring thus its design to fit well in its purpose, long 3m uncoiled so you adjust yourself gently and comfortably when playing the instrument.. 80 ohm is also being used so that normal smaller guitar amps can drive the heaphones well

250 is for mixing.. having coiled cable is so that it doesnt get in the way when you plugged into your mixing equipment.. you know how long cables will get in the way sometimes

but of course both of them sounds diff

dt770 if not mistaken its 120 for the stock... but gel and leather i wont recon hahaha its not meant for the 250ohm

boa ah.. i find it tak cukup power ler.. even for my closed can 250 ohm beyer
best deal would be the crossroad edge in my opinion, which can drive a 600ohm beyer which i find it better sounding than the 250 ohms

issit the old version where there's a 600 ohm version? i heard they sound very different than the current ones in the market, much more bass and forwarded ... too bad cant go to gathering, would love to try it out

dt231 maybe the cheapest beyer.. but its actually not "cheap" compared to most mainstream headphones ...after all everything starts from small then it accumulates isnt it
welcome to the club bro

This post has been edited by Bonchi: Aug 17 2010, 03:49 PM

the ohms is due the the thickness of the cable used to make the voice coil... lower ohm uses ticker cables.. and lesser spins while higher ohms will be alot thinner cables and alot more spins to make the coil
so you guess the later part ...

wah 80 ohms.. should sound awesome if plugged to a bass guitar mang what great friend you have

no not the cable.. its the cable used in the making of the voice coil..
this is a speaker's one.. headphone ones are alot finer.. infact very very fragile