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Beyerdynamic DT770 PRO Limited Edition 80 Ohm over-ear headphones
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Beyerdynamic DT770 PRO Limited Edition 80 Ohm over-ear headphones

80 Ω, 96 dB/mW · over-ear, closed, dynamic · 270 g · desktop amp · entry

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prices and stock as of 2026-11-05

Audiomania expert verdict

A studio classic in closed form: the 80 Ω DT 770 PRO is meant for recording and monitoring — 18 dB isolation, velour pads, a 3 m straight cable. By rule it needs a desktop amp or an amplifier's headphone output (1.42 V for 110 dB); for a phone or a player take the 32 Ω version. The one engineer-owner: “very good for comfort during recording”. AI draft, under review

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In brief

Best if you are looking for:

  • closed monitoring while recording — “very good for comfort during recording” (an engineer-owner); the 80 Ω version is meant by the maker “for recording sessions” AI draft, under review
  • noisy surroundings — a closed design, 18 dB attenuation, “good isolation” AI draft, under review
  • a fixed spot by an amplifier or an interface — a 3 m straight cable and a 6.35 mm adapter AI draft, under review
  • long sessions — memory-foam velour pads, 270 g; “comfortable… I would not call them heavy” AI draft, under review
  • those who “buy what they know” — a studio classic, “among the most reliable in its class” AI draft, under review

Keep in mind:

  • 80 Ω and 96 dB/mW — by rule a desktop amp or an amplifier's headphone output is needed (1.42 V for 110 dB); a phone may be too quiet; for portable use the maker offers the 32 Ω version AI draft, under review
  • not for pushing hard — an owner notes “slight harmonic distortion in the lows” when driven; power handling 100 mW AI draft, under review
  • the cable is fixed, 3 m, one-sided — not for the street; the 32/80/250 Ω versions are separate items with different cables AI draft, under review
  • for a home system with a Yamaha A-S201 the specialist recommended the 32 Ω DT770 PRO, the ATH-M50x or the DT 700 PRO X AI draft, under review
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Product DNA

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A structured sound passport: every value carries a source and a confidence.

Drive need
desktop ampcalculated0.75
Recommended source power
25 mWcalculated0.75
Signature
not yet auditioned
Leakage
lowcalculated1
Use scenarios
not yet auditioned
Optimal room area
not enough data to calculate
Tier
entrycalculated1
What else you need
amplifiercalculated0.5
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Sound profile

The profile appears after an Audiomania expert audition.

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Sound character

No audition or professional review yet — below are only facts from the specs and calculations.

Technical reference

Impedance
80 Ωspec sheet1
Sensitivity
96 dB/mWspec sheet0.75
Drive need
desktop ampcalculated0.75
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Use scenarios

Suits:

  • closed monitoring while recording and studio work AI draft, under review
  • listening in noisy surroundings — 18 dB isolation AI draft, under review
  • a fixed spot by an interface or an amplifier with a headphone output AI draft, under review

Less suited to:

  • smartphones and portable players — 80 Ω asks for 1.42 V; the 32 Ω version exists for portable use AI draft, under review
  • street and commuting — a fixed 3 m cable AI draft, under review
  • pushing them loud — distortion in the lows (owner) AI draft, under review
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Technologies and construction

  • Closed design with 18 dB noise attenuation

    What it is: Closed housings of anti-resonant plastic with internal damping; 18 dB attenuation (80 Ω).

    Practical benefit: Monitoring while recording without “acoustic feedback into sensitive microphones” and listening in noise; owner: “good isolation”.

  • Bass-reflex ports

    What it is: The cups have bass-reflex ports; 40 mm drivers, 5 Hz – 35 kHz.

    Practical benefit: “Extends the reproduced low-frequency range” (description).

  • Steel headband and memory-foam velour pads

    What it is: A steel-plate headband in a removable leather cover, height adjustment on sliders; removable velour pads with elastic filling; 270 g.

    Practical benefit: Longevity and comfort over long sessions: the pads “sit snugly yet very comfortably”, come off for cleaning, replacements (EDT 1770D) are sold.

  • Three impedance versions with different cables

    What it is: 32 Ω (1.6 m straight cable), 80 Ω (3 m straight), 250 Ω (3 m coiled) — separate items; this card is the 80 Ω.

    Practical benefit: Exact matching to the source: 32 Ω — portable, 80 Ω — recording, 250 Ω — mixing (the maker's recommendation).

  • One-sided 3 m OFC cable and a 6.3 mm adapter

    What it is: A fixed 3 m one-sided oxygen-free copper cable in tough insulation, a gold-plated 3.5 mm mini-jack; a 6.3 mm adapter included.

    Practical benefit: Long enough to reach a rack or an interface; fits both 3.5 mm and 6.3 mm sockets.

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What the headphones need

Drive need
desktop ampcalculated0.75
Recommended source power
25 mWcalculated0.75
Leakage
lowcalculated1
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Comparison with similar models

  • How it differs from FiiO FT1 over-ear headphones

    The sound difference is not confirmed by sources — specs only.

    Beyerdynamic DT770 PRO Limited Edition 80 Ohm and FiiO FT1 are the same tier; they differ in character and in the figures below.

    Full comparison →
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Specifications

Main

Type
fit: over-ear; back: closed; driver: dynamic
Impedance
80 Ω
Sensitivity
96 dB/mW
Power handling
100 mW
Isolation
18 dB
Cable
lengths, m: 3; plugs: 3.5 mm TRS, 6.35 mm adapter; no: detachable, spare available

Construction

Finishes
Black

Weight

Weight
270 g

Box contents

Warranty
12 months
In the box
переходник 6,3 мм
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Documents

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FAQ

›Which full-size home headphones for a Yamaha A-S201 and an SMSL DL100 DAC at 15–30 thousand (rock, techno, classical)?
Audiomania specialist (2025-10-23): “consider… Audio-Technica ATH-M50x, Beyerdynamic DT770 PRO 32 Ohm, Beyerdynamic DT 700 PRO X — excellent headphones for your tasks that will work with your gear”. Note the 32 Ω version was named; the 80 Ω one needs a stronger output by rule.
›How do the 32, 80 and 250 Ω versions differ, and which one to pick?
Different impedance and cable: 32 Ω — “for portable sources” (1.6 m cable), 80 Ω — “for recording sessions” (3 m straight), 250 Ω — “recommended for mixing” (3 m coiled). This card is the 80 Ω: by rule it needs 1.42 V for 110 dB peaks — a desktop amp, an interface or an amplifier's headphone output.
›Will a phone or a laptop do, or do I need an amplifier?
By rule (§4.9.18): 80 Ω and 96 dB/mW → 110 dB peaks need 25 mW and 1.42 V — the “desktop amp” class. A phone (≈ 0.5–1 V) gives about 100–106 dB — enough for moderate listening, no headroom for loud peaks. An integrated amp's or an interface's headphone output is fine.
›Are they suitable for recording vocals and studio monitoring?
Yes — that is their main purpose: the closed design with 18 dB attenuation prevents “acoustic feedback into sensitive microphones”. An engineer-owner: “closed monitoring in studio work… very good for comfort during recording”, but “not for driving the signal hard”.
›Is the cable detachable? How long, and which plug?
No, the cable is fixed and one-sided: 3 m straight (on the 80 Ω version), a gold-plated 3.5 mm mini-jack; a 6.3 mm adapter is included.
›Are they comfortable for long work? Not heavy?
270 g without cable; memory-foam velour pads “sit around the ears snugly yet very comfortably”, the headband adjusts for height. Owner: “comfortable… I would not call them heavy”; engineer: “very good for comfort during recording”.
›Can the pads be replaced, and is there a case?
Yes: the pads are removable (for cleaning); Beyerdynamic EDT 1770D replacements and the DT Hard Case / Hardcase Pro are listed in the accessories section of the product page. 12-month warranty.
›How is the bass?
By design — bass-reflex ports “to extend the low-frequency range” and a response from 5 Hz, i.e. extended bass (AI draft, no listening reviews). The engineer-owner warns that when the signal is pushed “slight harmonic distortion appears in the lows” — keep the level sensible. AI draft, under review
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Customer reviews

5.0 of 5 · 6 ratings

  • Владимир Т., Мурманск · 2026-06-21Excellentverified purchase

    Великолепно.

  • Сергей Г., Псков · 2026-06-16verified purchase

    Удобные, качественный звук, хорошая звукоизоляция, не сказал бы, что тяжёлые. Рекомендую.

  • Геннадий Ш., Усинск · 2025-11-16Excellentverified purchase

    Приобретаем то, что знаем. Закрытый мониторинг в студийной работе. Не для раскачивания сигнала - будут возникать небольшие искажения гармоник внизу. Для комфорта при записи - очень хорошо. Отдельное спасибо Александру Ниязову за профессиональное содействие!

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Audiomania expert opinion

The DT 770 PRO has lived in studios for decades — “among the most reliable and best-sounding in its class”, used “by music lovers and sound engineers alike”. Bass-reflex ports extend the bass; the steel headband and replaceable velour pads survive years of work; EDT 1770D replacement pads are on sale. AI draft, under review[5]

Pick the version by the source: 32 Ω for portable, 80 Ω for recording, 250 Ω for mixing. For a home chain of Yamaha A-S201 + SMSL DL100 the Audiomania specialist named the 32 Ω version (alongside the ATH-M50x and DT 700 PRO X); the 80 Ω one asks for a desktop amp by rule. AI draft, under review[3]