Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro

I use beyerdynamic dt770 pro, since 2015. My first pair was 250ohm and served me until 2020, I accisentally bumped the wall while wearing them and that resulted in irrecoverable mechanical damage (though they sell individual components so I probably would be able to fix them). After destroying first pair I got second, same model only this time 32ohm so they are a bit easier when plugged to my phone.

I work with a lot of audio in a professional capacity. [...] I have a pretty nice collection of what I consider to be quality mid-tier stuff for my studio (hd280, dt770, mdr7506, k240), and I think they mostly sound better and I can use them longer than I can use the various wireless stuff I use. And the "real" UHF wireless audio I use professionally (well, to collect rather than listen to audio) is very reliable and good sounding but also, like, $1000/ch once it's cased and cabled and properly accessorized. However, for almost all of my day to day listening I use either airpods or a some bluetooth'd 3M ear muffs. [...] And universally the cord ends and the physical connector on my phone are the weak spots that have had me replace stuff- I haven't bought a phone in the 5 years since I got one that could charge wirelessly and never has phones plugged into it, and I don't intend to get another one any time soon (knock on wood that my case keeps the screen from breaking and needing me to repair it). I have a bluetooth receiver with an analog out that I keep in my workbox, which I used for program music at a show tonight. It's nice to start my truck and my podcast just starts playing, too, without having to get out my phone and plug it in. [...]

I got a set of Fairbuds XL at work because it made sense to buy something that could last a long time and be repaired and I really wanted to support Fairphone's basic premise — repairable gadgets with long support. [...] First of all, the sound is fine. [...] I'd say they compare pretty well to my Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro (80 Ohm) or my old Sennheiser Urbanite XL. [...] They hold battery very well. I haven't tested it in depth but I've used them for maybe 3 full workdays without charging them, so maybe around 24 hours of active use and they still had some juice left. [...] The headphones have 3 settings, ANC, ambient and "normal". I personally prefer "normal" but the headphones don't remember the setting across restarts, so every time I turn them on I have to sit through the boot sound (because system sounds can't be interrupted), wait for the audio feedback to finish saying "connected", and if a second device is connected, "second device connected", then click a physical button, wait for it to finish saying "ambient sounds", and finally click a third time to hear it say: "noise cancelling off", and then I can start using them. [...]

Yep, it's that time again. I just ordered the Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO X because the right side of my current headphones (Beyerdynamic DT 700 PRO X) stopped working. I've had my current ones for 2.5 years and of course they had to stop working during the evening ON A SUNDAY

All Mac devices still come with a headphone jack - and they are even good for higher impedance headphones (I use a 32ohms DT770 on my Macbook/MacMini). [...]

Beyerdynamic DT 770 pro 80ohm are so good... [...] My ipad cant... [...]

I got my mic off Amazon for like $40 and it works great, my headset are the beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO 80ohm, which I recommend if you want high quality music and sounds but are on the expensive size and deffo not needed just for gaming

Great, could you tell me which headphones I can use without adapter on Zoom F6, Yamaha DM3, Behringer Wing panels, Focusrite Scarlett interfaces and smartphones? Currently we're using Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro and some MDR-7506. They'd also need to be fully passive, as any active processing introduces unpredictable delays of up to 16ms, which is unacceptable when the goal is to check sync on audio and video signals. It sounds to me like you only see everything as consumer devices for media consumption, ignoring the needs of people using computing devices to create things professionally.

I have a pair of DT-770s from the recommendation of dankpods on youtube, and they are soooooo soft. Great sound too, my only complaint is the cable is 5 billion meters long and i tend to roll over it with my desk chair I got mine refurb but they're these north-america.beyerdynamic.com/p/dt-770-pro