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beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro 250 ohm Over-Ear Studio Headphones For Mixing, Mastering, and Editing

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Size: 250 OHM


Color: Gray


Features

  • Open over-ear headphones, ideal for professional mixing, mastering and editing
  • Perfect for studio applications thanks to their transparent, spacious, strong bass and treble sound
  • The soft, circumaural and replaceable velour ear pads ensure high wearing comfort
  • Hard-wearing, durable and robust workmanship - Made in Germany
  • Practical single-sided cable (3.0m coiled cable)

Description

The DT 990 PRO (250 ohms) is an open dynamic headphone that is ideal for professional use in studios. Headphone frequency response - 5 - 35.000 Hz

Brand: beyerdynamic


Color: Gray


Ear Placement: Over Ear


Form Factor: On Ear


Impedance: 250 Ohm


Headphone Folding Features: On Ear


Headphones Ear Placement: Over Ear


Style Name: Headphones


Color: Gray


Wireless Technology: WIred


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Headphone Jack: 3.5 mm Jack


Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver


Frequency Response: 3500 Hz


Sensitivity: 96 dB


Impedance: 250 Ohm


Noise Control: None


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Item Weight: 8.82 ounces


UPC: 713803229058


Global Trade Identification Number: 85


Manufacturer: beyerdynamic


Is Autographed: No


Age Range Description: Adult,Teen


Package Type: Standard Packaging


Number of Items: 1


Brand: beyerdynamic


Model Number: 459038


Model Name: DT 990 PRO


Built-In Media: Headphones; 1/8"/1/4" adapter; carrying bag


Is Electric: No


Antenna Location: Audio Monitoring, Recording, Gaming, Disc Jockey Use


Compatible Devices: Laptops, Desktops, Music Production Equipment, Cellphones


Cable Features: Tangle Free


Additional Features: lightweight


Enclosure Material: Plastic


Specific Uses For Product: over ear


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    • Beyerdynamic DT-990 Pro 250
Size: 250 OHM Color: Gray
Pros: The Beyerdynamic DT-990 Pro is a solid, budget friendly headphone. It offers a nice spacious listening experience allowing for a deeper appreciation of even your old favorite tracks all while granting quality comfort. Cons: Being a fully open and high impendence headphone it is not meant for public use and the occasionally unwieldy cable may cause concern for some. Overall: Despite a few minor design concerns the Beyerynamic DT-990 Pro offers exceptional price to performance ratio and would make a great addition to any music library Numerical Breakdown: Sound Quality: 9/10 Build/durability: 8.5/10 Comfort: 9.5/10 Value: 9/10 Overall: 9/10 The DT 990 Pro's come with a 1/4 inch adapter the screws on ensuring a nice secure fit and a rather simple carrying pouch and that is it, nothing fancy. I have primarily compared them to my Fidelio L1's which I love and adore, but these headphones do offer a nice new feel. This is due to their open-back design. This allows more airflow to enter the headphones which help them gain a more spacious sound and tend to make it feel like a speaker more then the "inside your head" feel that is common on closed headphones and IEM's. This openness does have advantages, but it does have one major downside, noise leakage. In my experience these headphones leak minimally at low to medium volumes, but once you reach higher levels the noise leakage is almost exponential. These are definitely designed for indoor listening with few neighbors, or at least few that mind hearing you jam out. Additionally these headphones do benefit from amping, as they have a higher impendence rating of 250 Ohms. Despite this I did find I was able to get to adequate volumes off both my PC (XPS 15) and my phone (HTC One M7), However I found the sound quality itself to be shallow. The highs and upper-mids were almost strained sounding. and the bass was looose and not controlled. Once I amped them using the fiio E09k These problems were fixed and the sound became much more supple and the higher frequencies were less harsh and tinny sounding. So yes you can listen to them without an amp, but don't be surprised if you feel something is lacking in the music. Now I love these headphones, but there are a few changes I would make. Both of these changes concern the cable. For starters it is not user replaceable. This is a bit annoying because everything else about this headphones is, even the headband. Although the one bright spot is beyerdynamic warranties them for 2 years (if purchased from authorized seller is, which amazon is). If yours is damaged outside of warranty the can fix it for 50-80 dollars. I believe the cable is 50 and if it is a driver it is 80. Is this the best? no but at least there is options. Additionally I have seen mods on these which create a removable cable (BTG audio is supposed to be pretty good, does the mod for you!). The other annoyance I have with the cable is that it is heavy. It is certainly heavy duty, which is part of the problem, it weighs a lot. This is a minor concern but you can notice the weight a bit on the left side, however you do get used to it fast. The DT-990 is a solid headphone that I find pleasant with any genre, but it excels at electric, classical, acoustic, and score music. It allows you to hear the full frequency spectrum well and with proper amping the bloated bass and shrill highs are reigned in giving it a smooth sound with a bit of edge for excitement. For the price it is an excellent buy, well below price point of the other DT models. I recommend a decent amp, nothing fancy, but something that can allow you to fully appreciate these headphones. If you have an questions about my review or the headphones feel free to ask/comment I will do my best to answer! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2014 by Paul
    • Absolutely worth the buy.
Size: 80 Ohm Color: Gray
Review Image by kevin kevin
If you're like me, then you probably spend hours and hours researching different products, comparing the prices and the pros and cons of many products. Headphones included. For me, I have had a set of AD900x headphones for a few years, and the cable gave out, so I opted to try a new set of headphones. It was down to 3 choices within the same price range, all open back. The Sennheiser HD599, The Beyerdynamic DT990, or just settling for another pair of AD900x's. (Sadly couldn't really consider anything AKG because every model I saw in the same price range required an amp.) I don't know whether to call myself an audiophile or not, but I would like to say that I pay very close attention to sound, and its very important to me. Perhaps the most crucial part of a headphone for obvious reasons. I'm not a professional, just an average guy that loves/has good sound equipment. I would like to offer some clarification, at least that my ears have heard, as I have had the opportunity to own all 3 sets due to some circumstances that Ill discuss later. Here's a comparison with the 3 different headphones I was in the market for. Sennheiser HD599: Pleasant. These headphones to my ears are designed to sound pleasant, not necessarily accurate. At first I was worried about that, especially hearing about the signature "Sennheiser Veil" That everyone talks about. I'm pleased to say that despite my worries, they did an amazing job with what they were marketed for. They do have a small "Veil" That some people may or may not like, but the veil is essentially to my ears a cut in the high mid frequencies. These are the frequencies that are very harsh, and the high highs are still perfectly sparkly and sounded very nice. I found myself going to these headphones for relaxation and for pure enjoyment. You could definitely fall asleep wearing them as many have said. I recommend these headphones for ones that want to relax or have a "milder" sound with their setup. To my ears they seem to have the most bass out of the 3 as well. Again, I was afraid I would not like them because I was afraid that I would not like the sound signature of them, but I was very pleased. Unfortunately, I had to return them due to a defect which made the balance shift to the right side that made it louder. They were a used set, which is something to keep in mind. AD900x: Natural. The best selling point of these headphones in my opinion are their soundstage. Its the best soundstage I've heard out of the 3. And they also to my ears have the most neutral tuning out of the 3 headphones. They are also incredibly comfortable, despite their "gimmicky" Headband design, I actually quite liked them a lot. As much as 4 years worth to be exact. This design made them very light, so many times I would forget that they were on my head. I find myself using these headphones if I want to feel like I am in the room with whatever I'm listening to. They had enough treble to get the job done which I enjoyed. The bass is also there, although a little light. I feel that with the amazing soundstage, some detail had to be sacrificed, including the bass. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing. I recommend these headphones for ones that want the most neutral sound out of the 3, and who want superior soundstage, who don't mind a small loss of detail. Like feeling like you are actually walking through that forest, or that you're actually there listening to the orchestra. DT990: Detailed. It seems that these headphones are designed mainly for studio production. And if that's the case, I wholeheartedly recommend these headphones, which is what I'm currently using now. The ones that I got were the 80 ohm edition if that matters. I have it plugged straight into my motherboard. These headphones offer the most details out of the 3, which I really like. Due to the defect in the Sennheisers mentioned above, I decided to try these. I was very worried about the treble response that everyone keeps complaining about, but decided to bite the bullet, as I could easily EQ it out. I'm pleased to say that for my ears, that is not an issue. In fact, if people hadn't been complaining about it, I probably wouldn't have noticed it. Yes, they are nice and bright, but I like them. Its like a speaker with tweeters vs without. COULD it be harsh? I suppose perhaps, but its not so much making the treble overwhelming, more so reproducing it much more effectively. Again to MY ears. If I want to hear exactly where my opponent is coming from, or exactly how loud I should have a certain track in my mixes, or even just listening for things I haven't heard before in songs I like a lot, I find myself using these headphones. I also find these headphones to have a better bass response then the AD900x's. I recommend these headphones for anyone that wants to hear every little detail of whatever they're listening to, especially useful for producing or mixing audio. Conclusion: My personal favorites are the DT990s for their excellent detail in their sound. They are also extremely comfortable due to their amazing ear pads. But you cannot go wrong with any of the above mentioned sets. They are all excellent sets, and do what they are made for, and do it well. If you have a preference having one feature over another, then I recommend going with the headphone that suits your need the best. But i will say the DT990s have a build quality and sound quality to my ears that is hard to match. Nutshell: Sennheiser HD599: Comfort Audio Technica AD900X's : Soundstage Beyerdynamic DT990s: Details Hope this was able to help everyone who reads this. I had many questions and hopefully this can help others who have similar questions. Cheers! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2021 by kevin kevin

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