I have the 900 pro x and I pair it with the Schiit Modi/Magni stack. It provided unbelievable amount of "fun" for listening to music. On the gaming side, I mainly play Apex and the directional cues are fantastic as well. definitely recommend
@@cryptok9185 i tried A50 two years ago i think. My current set up is far superior bc I wasnt able to pinpoint footsteps with A50 like I could now. I returned the A50 after a day of use.
@@xl_cr damn that’s good to hear. I am about to pull a trigger and get the 900 pro x. I am not sure if I need to get a dac/amp to though, I have a fairly newish mobo that’s an aorus b550 elite v2 and has Realtek ALC1200 so am not sure if I need to get one or not. The problem is that I won’t know if I need one or not as haven’t got an amp or anything to company it to
The circular foam pads over the driver are there to reduce and tame the MURDEROUS SCREECHING BEYER TREBLE, main reason many steared clear of Beyers. These foam pads made their debut with the Tygr 300R and is the main reason I got the TYGR 300R over the DT 1990 Pro as I am sensitive to highs and bright headphones. Finally I can like beyer sound signature now that they solve the harsh treble. But I think the 900 Pro X is still brighter than the Tygr 300R, which is a warmer headphone. Tygrs cost 180$ if bough directly from beyerdynamic website.
Looks like I'm replacing my failing PC38x with the DT700 Pro X and a Schiit Hel 2. Enjoyed my PC38x but as my first open back, I realized I came to miss the isolation of closed back. Was going looking into DT770 Pro and saw these on the Beyer website. After watching this and Badseed Tech's review, decision is made. Thank you
i've had 770's in both the 80 and 250 ohm configuration, and still love them i'll agree that there's maybe a little bit of pressure on one's face, but i find that only adds to the noise isolation of the closed-back cups, blocking out pretty much everything in the outside world as to the highs/trebles being a little bit too 'screechy' -- i really enjoy that level of detail and think they're perfect for both music and gaming, but that's likely a matter of taste, and some people may not enjoy that fidelity i do have to agree wholeheartedly with Techne on them needing a DAC/Amp to get the most out of them -- especially the 250 ohm -- but even a cheap portable DAC will do wonders for their performance
@@adamescape9996 not really, the 250Ohm's are more of a lateral move rather than an upgrade, only giving a more aggressive bass and a few other slight improvements if you're driving them with enough power i got them because i ripped the cable out of my 80Ohms by mistake, and not having a soldering iron, thought i'd experiment [edit] i forgot to mention, some people have complained about that more aggressive bass, preferring the 80Ohms for their more natural/neutral presentation
I layer of paper towel and 1 layer of shelf liner cut in circles and placed inside the 770cups and you have 1000$ headphones with perfect bass/treble/mids
Another enjoyable Techne review 🥰👍. As an owner of the DT990’s I do agree some highs come across almost “screechy” and in some songs a bit too full on. I was wondering if you’ve considered with your reviews, charting /grouping comparisons as you often mention in your videos, like this one about headphones for things such as comfort, sound, mic quality etc so us viewers have an ongoing updated reference guide when we don’t get to experience the vast majority of peripherals you get to review to compare to and maybe a scoring system for each attribute? Just a suggestion. Awesome work Techne and glad to see some positive energy in the gaming industry when consoles and gpus are scarce as hens teeth 😉🤩👍🥳
@@flashh.4512yup😂 I got the 900x for my Xbox series x… and I have wall hacks… that’s how good the sound is. I play R6 and it’s unbelievable how good these are.. 900 pro X is the best out there, highly recommend to anyone that’s on Xbox series X.
I was wondering if you could make a content ranking each headphones specifically in terms of comfort and immersion. I love to play adventure rpg games and I just want to have that feeling of being taken to another world.
Great video as always!! I'm really hoping you'll be doing a video on the new EPOS H3PRO Wireless. I just ordered mine, and just might be the best headset so far. I own several EPOS headsets, but to me the new H3's and the H6's are absolutely fantastic.
Great review. My 900 Pro X comes next week, I didn't wanted to buy it on full price but I got lucky and was able to get it for 135€ with shipping so I'm really looking forward to hearing it.
@@kingofyoursoul some fool sold it to me on ebay :) I'm using it since then and I got nothing but positive to say about it. the highs are more balanced and the deeps are more punchy - compared to the 990.
@@Menthix I search something for my PC gaming. You say, the 990 PRO don't have more fine resolved sound, than 900 ?? 990PRO price is 110€ and 900 ...210€, but for PC i need Interface for this 250 ohm. I'm 56 years and since two weeks have a tinnitus, damn...
Both these are amazing. The DT 900 X are my number one for gaming. And for FPS or COD you’re getting one of if not the best. For series X I use the Astro DAC and they sound amazing. For PS5 I use the Shitt Hel 2. Must buy.
I have the DT770 Pro 32 Ohms and they sound Awesome using them now over 3 years, I listen to psytrance and stuff and when i feel i need more bass i use my hip dac 2 which is awesome with the extra bass button, on the laptop i use some times a chrome bass equalizer extesion if i feel to need a little extra bass the headphones are extremly extremly clear and soft clouds havenly sounding in the highs and the bass is nice and punchy which makes me enjoy the music on another level. I love them. I have the M50x as well but i gave them to my mom because i did not use them that much I used to watch movies with them but now I dont watch no more movies and for music i prefer 770s.
@The Techne I got in dac\amp\audiophile headsets world because of your tech rewievs and I really enjoying your work. So I decide to get in my first set up which will be a zen stack according your recommendation but I kinda dont know which headset will be fit for me. I have a blackshark v2 pro as a gaming headset and I love it so I will keep it beside of the new one. So what can you reccommend to me? I play a hell lot with tarkov and sometimes with storry driven games. I actually preffer more closed ones but if you recommend some open ones for the purpose then I'll take that. Thank you mate.
I currently own a blackshark v2 pro and have been considering upgrading to the DT 900 Pro x and the topping dx1 dac/Amp as I enjoy listening to music as well as gaming. I have heard the dt900 pro has a great Soundstage for gaming. My question is will I really notice a difference between a blackshark v2 pro and the previously mentioned combo?
I just upgraded from blackshark v2 pro 2023 model. You will notice a huge difference. If you like the noise cancelling style get the closed backs. I have the 900's & love them!
The DT 700 Pro X looks awesome. But I'm used to my old Sennheiser PC350se and its lack of classic Sennheiser bass which makes it very comfortable in video games. I tested the Meze 99 Classic which has a very flat graph. And I hated it. It makes the sound of games like Valorant, CS2 or Overwatch super graceful, it no longer sounds like anything. So I'm afraid that the DT 700 Pro X will have the same effect on me.
They really aren't for gaming they're studio quality headphones, I have a pair since I make music but not worth it for gaming. IMO they sound pretty much the same as any good gaming headset like the logitech g432.
If only the cable was removable I'd buy it instantly I know it's probably not a major issue but it just bugs me a little bit , enough to not buy it personally If the 900 x gets cheaper over time I might get it,but the pc38x seems a pretty good deal for right now for someone like me getting into open back "audiophile" headphones for the first time
Hello! I'm a newbie at gaming headphones and planning to have an upgrade. Can you give a suggestion of a good quality in terms of sound in music/hd movies and gaming especially? I am currently using HyperX Cloud 2. Thanks in advance! Cheers!
I’m looking for sound separation and excellent positional awareness (gun shots) which does the deed. Tygr300,mmx100,sennhpc38,hyperx cloud2,artics3,astroA40 none are any good.
hey man this is off topic but i’ve been looking for a new keyboard and at first i wanted the ducky one 2 mini until i saw your video, and since you’re very honest i wanted to ask you if you had any suggestions around the price range of 100$ would be nice :)
I have been thinking for a long time whether I should get Beyer Beyerdynamic DT 700 Pro or Beyerdynamic DT 900 Pro and was glad that someone makes an updated video about these two headphones but which AMP or DAC would you recommend for these two headphones? It's probably good if I add that I've only used headsets before so I have no experience with headphones at all.
same here, never had a good pair of headset for games and spotify (only a 20 bucks aliexpress one lol) so i'm wondering if they will work well alone in my computer or if an amp/dac like for example soundblaster gc7 or g6 can change the game :p
Apple Dongle as a DAC + Schiit Magni Heresy as an AMP. The apple dongle is known for being pretty accurate, even compared to dacs that are hundreds of dollars
@@aqilardi5266 "Apple Dongle"? I refuse to buy anything that has to do with Apple, it is well known that all Apple products are overpriced and underperforming crap, just the thought makes me vomit and the Schiit products are impossible to get hold of as a European, or rather as a Scandinavian person.
@@miniblasan5717 Well everything else is overpriced, not the dongle though. You can see the measurements on audiosciencereview that it measures just as well as 100 dollar dacs for only 10 bucks. Even audiophiles acknowledge this, many have used apple dac along with a dedicated amp. Please set aside you apple bias for now as THIS is the only product they have that's literally not overpriced
@@aqilardi5266 When it comes to Apple, I neither can nor want to put aside my opinions about their worthless products. Know far too many people who have had any kind of Apple product and it has been proven thousands if not millions of times that their products are not worth a single penny and break as soon as you happen to drop the product on a pillow. So if you can not come up with a tip other than Apple, feel free to keep that tip to yourself.
What's up, these DT 700 Pro X have to be burned in BEFORE?, if so, how long would I have to burned in them?, any recommendations? ..... thanks and GREETINGS!
I wanted to connect those to my XBOX controller, but you convinced me to pass on 'em, thanks! I'm looking for a proper headphones for my XBOX gaming. I have the Audeze Penrose and they're so...meh. I wanted something really high end, with a lot of oomph, but I can't seem to find one
Hi, could you help me a bit? I"m trying to choose between Dt 990 pro, Dt 900 pro x and Epos h6 pro. I'm mostly an R6 player. Do you have any suggestions?
I Love the video! Btw would u say these are the best headphones under the prize of ~330 dollars? "I Will mostly play games and sometimes listen to music with them". And how Long would u think these headphones would last for if i Take care of Them like a baby when im not using them? My brothers are recomending me the HD 600 Sennheiser, but personally i like the looks of the dt 700 pro x but the quality matters the most for me and the sustainability. I understand if u can't answer this so i would be really happy even if some1 of the viewers responded, have a nice Day evry1. I have found out something strange when i looked Up the graph on dt pro x is it bad enough to not buy it? Or is it false? I dont know much about headphones so could some1 tell me? Thx.
Can I ask you for an opinion between two headsets that you have tried? I'm considering the dt700 and the epos h6 pro, and I'm kind of undecided between the two. I'm supposed to use them for gaming and PC music, the main features I'm interested in (aside from sound quality) are comfort and ability to isolate from noise, which one would you recommend?
havent tried beyerdynamics, but H6 pro closed sound is pretty subpar for shooters and DEFINITELY not good for music. isolation and comfort is great (if your OK with quite strong clamping force)
usually i use mine beyerdynamic headphone by streching out the headband and now it almost feels like very very low clamping pressure over my head, can it be done with these? not sure about the plastic headband they have now!
The circular foam pads over the driver are there to reduce and tame the MURDEROUS SCREECHING BEYER TREBLE, main reason many steared clear of Beyers. These foam pads made their debut with the Tygr 300R and is the main reason I got the TYGR 300R over the DT 1990 Pro as I am sensitive to highs and bright headphones. Finally I can like beyer sound signature now that they solve the harsh treble. But I think the 900 Pro X is still brighter than the Tygr 300R, which is a warmer, fun headphone, also easier to drive at just 32 ohm. Tygr 300R cost 180$ if bough directly from beyerdynamic website, no stupid bundle with the FOX mic so better value gaming wise vs 300$ for the Pro X.
Hey mate, looking at buying some new wireless gaming headphones. Is your recommendation still arctis 9 Pro wireless, or is there something better around? Caveat for me is I have large ears, currently have atctis 7 that are on the way out, but to fit comfortably I had to buy some wicked cushion ear cups as the standard ones weren't deep enough for me. I see you also recommend virtuoso XT but I'm concerned they won't fit my ears. Also love the dual battery of arctis and can't find anything else with that same feature
@@ApacheRambo ended up getting astro a50, I wrote off the audeze as everyone said clamping force was too high, I have a big head and wouldn't of been able to deal with that. Shame though heard good things about them other than that
@@paulk3198 yea the clamping force is a bit much, I have a fairly normal head size and I do still feel it a bit. The bass in a little underwhelming for gaming as well ( had to eq them slightly after ) but I’m still happy with the tightness of the sound. I’ve been looking into other headphones for music and what not and if the A50s don’t do it for you I would look into beherdynamic as they’re another reputable audio company that offers quite a bit for the price.
for the price there is the penrose that you praised the sound so much, but i have to notice that in the last few videos you don't use it as a comparison, is penrose no longer "worth it" to compare? and comparing with the last epos h6pro video? Great video congratulations
i bought the DT 900 Pro x a week and a half ago how long do they take to ship anyone know havent even got my shipping tracking yet. I got them on the beyrdynamic website
Hey techne, if i bought the 900 pro x and just plugged them into my pc for gaming would they be any good or would i need to buy a dac, I currently rock the Logitech g pro wireless. Would these be better for gaming than the gpro wireless?
they will work. as for the 900's I personally am not a fan of open back headsets for gaming. will they be better than the gpro, well I love wireless. as for sound it's different, much more natural with the 900's not as pushy as the gpro.
That “For Gaming” tag is such a clickbait This does not even elaborate on the frequency range which these premium headphones offer. Might just be a “Comfortable” headphone review to be honest
@@TheTechne thanks for the response, most people with lots of followers don’t respond to comments the way you do. Shows you genuinely care about the community. Well, I guess my arctis 7’s are going to my younger brother and I’m off to get one of these 2 bad boys and to check out your videos on amp’s lol. Have a good one man.
They are not. I'm now owning a pair of DT 700 Pro X and switched from a pair of HyperX Cloud Alpha. I'm mostly playing Hunt Showdown and can't tell any difference at all. But that doesn't mean i'm not satisfied with my beyerdynamics. I love hearing music with them.. it's a pure joy!
Great review, kinda late comment but i really want to hear your thoughts on mu question and i really would be greatfull if you can answer. I heard that its good to use these headphones with amp/dac especially on console. But i am going to use it on my pc and i have really good motherboard which is Asus Z790 strix(current latest gen) would i really need an extra amp/dac even on this mobo?
If u care about the mic quality then go with the Corshairs. But if u prefer build quality I’d go with the Blacksharks. Also the blacksharks have a 3.5mm Jack just incase u wanted to use it in another device like your phone or an Xbox. Something the corshairs don’t have.
@@TheTechne I just bought myself a pair and love them. I’ve been searching for over a year to find something that hit everything I was looking for. Now I know why you always mention them. They are amazing!!
If people have an issue with a non audiophile reviewing audiophile headphones why are you even here this is a gaming centered channel if you want an audiophile take go watch one
