BEYERDYNAMIC DT 880 Edition 250 ohm-os sztereó hifi fejhallgató, félig nyitott kivitelű

Excellent sound quality

At first they seemed to be too small for my head but when I got used to them I finally started to hear the sound quality and it is simply amazing. Very linear and clear like monitoring should be. I started to hear finer details I never noticed before. These are not street headphones, these are specifically for mixing and mastering and the quality is really high-end.

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Amazing quality for the price.

I bought these DT-880s for critical listening at home and they go beyond what I expected for headphones on this price range. The construction quality is very good and the 880s are very comfortable for long listening sessions, so much that sometimes I forget that I'm using headphones. I use glasses and had no problem with the sealing around the ear, the pads mold easily to the shape of the head. The sound quality is very detailed for t... Show Morehis price range but don't expect a lot of bass. These headphones can be driven to average sound levels on most decent portable players but they need some power to show their true quality. As a semi-open design I don't notice too much sound leaking outside at moderate sound levels. The sound isolation of the 880s is not very good, thus my advise is not using them on noisy places. I don't have anything bad to say about these headphones for home use.Show Less

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Really nice cans for critical mixing and generally listening to music.Comfortable to wear over periods of time and no real downside to owning a pair. Replacement parts easily available which is one of the things that atracted me to these over other headphones. Curly lead and adaptor come as standard and well packaged. Love 'em!

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Awesome

These headphones are a great all-rounder. They do everything well and the price is very fair. I use them mostly for listening to music, gaming and as reference for recording (together with other things). They are semi-open, so they have a respectable sound stage while not being obnoxiously loud to people around you. The velour pads are the most comfortable I've ever experienced. The only gripe I have with the comfort is that the he... Show Moreadband doesn't have a huge surface area and you sometimes become aware of it after long sessions. I would also have liked if the cord was detachable, but I haven't had any problems with it.Show Less

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Wizard

Tells you where you've done mixing mistakes like an old & impatient katana master. No screwing around, it delivers amazing insights for the mix. Would buy again & again & again. Using it in combo with the HD25, perfect way to get a nice and balanced mix :) A bit heavy on the skull but it forces you to get breaks, which is a very good thing.

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On me head!

Very pleasing to use, rich sound, which I gather is pretty neutral. A little tight on my XXL bonce, but not too fatiguing for mixing sessions. A jolly good purchase.

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Sound quality and comfort can co-exist!

After much trials and errors finding a headphone which sounds good and comfortable to wear, I finally discovered this headphone. I can wear it for many hours without feeling any pain on my ears. Before I found Thomann, I ordered two Sony headphones from Amazon - both were turned out to be counterfeits (MDR V900HD and MDR7506). I think one should be extremely careful to purchase things from the Amazon Market Place merchants. I managed to return ... Show Moreone of them but stuck with the other :(. I then ordered another one directly from Sony - which was genuine and comfortable but had very poor sound (MDR-1R). I then tried Sennheiser HD 598 from Amazon (not the Market Place) - sound was great but was extremely uncomfortable. It was quickly tucked in the original package and returned to Amazon. I could be one of those people with a "difficult fit" head and ears. But even for those with no such problem, I wholeheartedly recommend this headphone. It is way less oppressive than the completely closed type headphone and has more powerful base than the open type headphone. In other words - the best of both worlds :).Show Less

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You can hear every detail of the sound.

I'm a bit of a Beyer Dynamic fan, I already had some DT990 pro for general listening and several DT770 for tracking. The DT880 is much more transparent than the DT990. It is my new favourite headset. Great for mixing - I can hear every detail - although beware most other people wont be listening to your mix at this level of quality, nor with such a flat tonal balance. I can't imagine how much speakers that sound this good would cost.

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Great choice for the pro and amateur alike

I did plenty of research before buying these, and I haven't been disappointed. Their direct competitor is the Sennheiser 650's and although they are rated as some of the best mixing headphones out there, these are also on par. The bass response has been argued to be more 'genuine' as in less hyped than the Sennheiser's and I have to say that it seems to translate to other speakers very well. The sound is open, clear and well defined througho... Show Moreut the spectrum and while I haven't used the Sennheiser's, I can say that for mixing and listening on headphones, these will allow you to do a professional job and also enjoy music or audio very close to the way the artists intended it to be. Not great for isolated recording as they are semi-open so there is bleed, but it can be fine in a busy mix. Comfy for long periods, simply put, they sound fantastic! (May need headphone preamp to get high volumes)Show Less

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Sonic Velvet for your ears!!!

Comfortable, sturdy and most importantly, sonically accurate. It took me a few days for my ears to adapt from my old AKG's (which I thought were superb) but these cans just sound better and better with each passing day. You will need a headphone amplifier to get the most out of them but even a cheap solid state amp (Fiio etc) will produce results that your ears will love.

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Great quality and price

Best value and quality, especially for the money! I'd say best semi-open mixing earphones, there are lots of very expensive headphones, but do they deliver the better sound? I have Sony 7509HD also, which are really great closed back earphones, if i may bring in such a comparison... But compared to Sony, the Beyerdynamic DT880 (being a semi-open) gives extra sense of room (reverb) and instrument positioning. Don't know how to describe it better. ... Show MoreBut just listening to different kind of mixes / music, somehow the use of the reverb and room is more obvious. And of course you can mix low-mids and low end on them! Pleasure and interesting for just listening, plus great help while mixing. I really recommend them!Show Less

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The most comforable, uncoloured and honest sounding headphones

The Beyer DT 880's are the most accurate, clean, uncoloured and pure sounding headphones I've ever heard. They sound amazing right out of the box. The more I listen to them the more I love them and realise how good they are. They are meant to be semi-open headphones with little bit isolation feature of closed back headphones, but I've found them only open back headphones with no isolation, they is nothing about this headphones that suggests t... Show Morehey are closed back. All in all these are well-built, inexpensive and truly uncoloured headphones, I'd surly recommend them to anyone who wants a natural, open, pure and very high quality sound from a tough set of headphones.Show Less

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Excellent

Very comfortable with clear sound, excellent kit all round. Feels like a quality, well made product, I recommend. Great for mixing and editing as the cups fit over the ear and stay in place but not so good for DJing I would say.

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Detail, detail, wondferful detail.

I use Sonar and compose music with it which is why I bought these. I don't consider myself an expert at all but I was just listening to Bowie's 'Heroes'. Never owned it, only hearing the Grooveshark version but there are things on that record that I had no idea about. I have just tested the bass response, in my own fashion. It's fine - at least for my purposes. Also I'm using a good USB audio interface, not the onboard soundcard, but I have no headphone amp and they are loud enough for me.

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Fanastic headphones

I've been using these at work for 5 years now, and they have been absolutely awesome. The earpads are comfortable enough to wear all day without discomfort, and the sound is clear and balanced. My only complaint was that the headband started to become deteriorated after about 4 years. I purchased a replacement online which was actually for the DT770, but it fit on the 880 fine -- the pad just wrapped around the metal tabs on the sides instead of under them.

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Professional monitoring and mixing headphones

These headphones are a pleasure to use. Extremely comfortable and crystal clear sound make for extended use for both monitoring and mixing applications? catch every detail with these headphones! There are difference impedance versions so make sure to get the version that will best suit your headphone amplifier. 250 Ohms version is suitable for professional equipment in my experience although it may result in a bit of lower volume for use with con... Show Moresumer equipment. Used these headphones regularly also with an Apogee Duet and the performance is flawless. They also come with their own carry bag although it is a bit big to carry around so these should best stay at home or at the studio.Show Less

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A great choice for sanity checking your bass frequencies.

These were recommended by a trusted friend and I'm really happy with them. Initially they sound underwhelming but that is because they aren't hyped at the top end. I find they have a tiny bit too much high mids 2-4khz although the overall tonal balance is excellent. They are a very relaxing headphone to use although they can like most over ear headphones press a little too hard onto the veins in front of your ears. I also have some... Show More well known closed back headphones and I would say that these are definitely nicer to use for long periods of time like when the kids are asleep. They don't fold up so they aren't the best choice for travelling and the open back design means you can only use them for tracking without a click - I've had click bleed come through quite obviously even at low levels. It's worth paying a little extra for headphones of this quality - they don't sound impressive but that's the point, they are honest enough and the bass end is much more honest and transferable than any other cans I have used.Show Less

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Beautiful open sound

Got these on the recommendation of a fellow professional, and have never looked back. They are my first choice of cans for mixing and mastering. The only way I can describe them is that when listening to a mix on the monitors and then putting them on nothing changes except the sound stage opens up a little as would be expected. The open back design gives far better transparency but obviously makes them unsuitable for tracking. They are absolu... Show Moretely lovely to wear and do not fatigue even after a few hours. I would recommend these to anyone, especially if you cannot afford good monitors or your control room isn't the best. Very Honest cans.Show Less

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Great headphones

These are the best headphones I have ever owned. They do need an amp, but are still fine without. I use them with a focusrite soundcard, for mixing down and recording. Awesome sean

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Precise, Sturdy, Repairable Cans that Improve With Age

An interesting headphone that does differ to previous models I have tried from the same manufacturer. The DT-880's are rugged and very clean although they can be slightly harsh in the 2-5Khz range to begin with - this is actually somewhat useful as getting these resonant frequencies accurate in any mix is crucial. To make use of them you will NEED a high quality headphone amp. Too many times equipment of this nature suffers from under-powere... Show Mored elements or cheap sections within a persons studio chain. The sound is not tiring but does take getting used to - especially if I compare them to the very low end heavy DT-990's I have used before. You soon realise that in most cases the extra low end in certain headphones only masks the important elements of music due to a physical limitation you have in headphones. Super low frequencies wont generate wavelengths properly within a 4-5" circumference slammed right next to your ear. With that in mind it means you don't need to listen to these cans at full whack to appreciate their accuracy. Thus why this model tend to be priced at a good £50-60 higher than other models in the manufacturers range. Once worn in these headphones will give you an immediate sense of what needs addressing in a mix at all listening levels. I cannot iterate though the importance of a good amp that can drive them cleanly. A sound card with a required power outlet will help as sound cards that run from the USB or Firewire port will not likely be able to use the 5V supply to much use. Firewire cards might be okay in this respect as that use a 12.8V DC. As an additional bonus, ALL parts are replaceable.Show Less

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Well worth the investment

I have been using these headphones for 5 months now and they are proving to be a very good investment. The results of my recordings are proving to be very accurate over the months. I also use them to assess the fine differences in drum heads, shell materials and drum tuning. These headphones pick up the smallest adjustments and drum/head characteristics that are almost impossible to hear by ear. They are robust, comfortable and good for both listening for enjoyment and for mixing accurately. I would definitely buy these again.

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Excellent Pair of Headphones

Probably the most comfortable headphones you can get at this price, sound and build quality are amazing. Well worth the price. 250 Ohm impedance mean you will probably need an amp. Delivery time was spot on, very happy with the quality of service

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10/10

Absolutely amazing sound. They feel the same after 8 hours of wearing them as they felt when I put them on for the first time - super comfortable.

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What's best...

?for the money and the overall quality. By far the most accurate and relaxing headphones I have ever used. DT770 for years and now DT880 250Ohm? Can't ask for better.

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