Beyerdynamic
DT 770 Pro
Best closed-back monitor for studio professionals and critical music listeners.
The beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO headphones are a legendary choice for studio professionals and music enthusiasts alike. As a closed-back design, they offer excellent isolation and detailed sound reproduction, making them ideal for recording, mixing, and critical listening. Renowned for their robust build quality and comfortable velour earpads, these headphones are built for extended wear. They deliver precise audio across the entire frequency spectrum, with a particular strength in punchy low-end detail. While they offer great value and performance, reviewers note a non-detachable cable and potentially bright treble as considerations.
$183.00
Owner Satisfaction
4.6
/ 5
Category Rank
454
/ 6142
#454 in Headphones
Price vs Category Average
-69%
Below average
Wearing style
Over-ear
/ Over-ear
Who it's for
- Studio professionals working through extended recording or editing sessions
- Engineers needing reliable gear for high-traffic tracking environments
- Producers focused on monitoring low-end frequencies and percussion
Who should skip it
- Users who prioritize easy cable replacement and long-term modularity
- Mixing engineers requiring a perfectly flat, neutral frequency response
- Casual listeners lacking a dedicated headphone amplifier or interface
Performance breakdown
Build durability
Industrial-grade construction designed to survive years of rigorous studio abuse.
Long-term comfort
Plush velour earpads make these effortless to wear for entire sessions.
Sound isolation
Closed-back design effectively seals out ambient noise for focused critical listening.
Frequency accuracy
Transparent profile delivers precise audio with a signature punchy low-end.
Soundstage width
Impressively spacious imaging for a closed-back pair of studio headphones.
Cable convenience
The non-detachable cable limits repairability and adds clutter to your desk.
Key Specs
Wearing style
Over-ear
Operating principle
Closed
Transmission type
Wired
Nominal headband pressure
Firm fit for professional use, approx. 3.5 - 5.5 N
Weight headphones without cable
270 g
Headphone frequency response
5 - 35,000 Hz
Nominal sound pressure level
96 dB
Impedance
32, 80 or 250 ohms
Features
- Durable metal component construction
- Comfortable velour earpads for long sessions
- Excellent mid-range vocal reproduction
- Detailed sound with transparent audio profile
- Spacious soundstage for a closed-back design
- Precise imaging for accurate localization
- Robust construction built like a tank
- Good value and performance
What customers say
Reviewers consistently praise the exceptional comfort and superior build quality of the DT 770 Pro. The plush ear pads and lightweight design ensure extended listening remains very pleasant. Users value the robust construction, which suggests excellent long term reliability. While the sound offers great detail, some find the treble slightly bright. These headphones are widely regarded as an industry standard, delivering professional performance and outstanding comfort at a competitive value, making them a trusted choice for many.
Know before you buy
The 32-ohm version is best for mobile devices and laptops, the 80-ohm model is a versatile choice for studio interfaces, and the 250-ohm version is designed for high-end dedicated headphone amplifiers to reach its full potential.
Yes, they are highly regarded for comfort due to their lightweight design and soft velour earpads. The firm headband pressure ensures they stay secure, though some users may find the clamping force tight during the initial break-in period.
The DT 770 Pro features a non-detachable cable, meaning it is hardwired into the headphones. If the cable is damaged, it will require professional repair or soldering skills to replace.
These headphones offer a transparent, detailed sound with a punchy low-end and a spacious soundstage for a closed-back design. Be aware that the treble can be quite bright, which is great for detail but may cause fatigue for listeners sensitive to high frequencies.
Yes, the closed-back design provides excellent passive isolation. This prevents sound from leaking out into your microphone, making them a standard choice for tracking vocals and instruments in a studio environment.
They come with a 3.5mm stereo jack and include a screw-on 1/4-inch (6.35mm) adapter. This allows you to plug them into everything from professional audio interfaces and mixing consoles to standard headphone jacks.
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