BeZo
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After years of use, it was time. I got new pads for my Beyerdynamic DT990 Pros. They feel so much better now.

Holy crap, I looked up how much my Sony MDR7506 phones cost today and they are $113?! I paid maybe $70 for them 2 years ago. I have two of them because I liked them so much.
Curious though, are the Beyerdynamic DT990 a huge improvement over the Sony's?
That's what my synth player used throughout the recording process. No joke.
That's what my synth player used throughout the recording process. No joke.
honestly even if the cans are shitty, if you understand what they sound like vs what is actually there in the frequency spectrum, you can use shitty cans just fine. Tons of people have mixed insane sounding records on cheap headphones or speakers.
Great headphones (just like monitors) aren't expensive because they sound "good" they are expensive because they are accurate which makes it easier to make things translate from one device to another, one format to another
Those would get a lot browner a lot quicker.LMFAO .... I thought those were hemorrhoid donuts ........![]()
was wondering why you would need two also ...... I thought maybe you had two butt holes ..... went to school with a guy that had two pee holes .... so I thought it might be possibleThose would get a lot browner a lot quicker.
I would say that's a solid/noticeable upgrade but it depends on the use case
That's comparing closed to open back which is an entirely different style of headphone for a different purpose
The sonys are great for listening to music, probably get left in the dust for monitoring or mixing though
I have no idea, does your iPhone have a jack or is it Bluetooth only? I don't use apple products so I have no clueThis might be a stupid question, but can I use these 990's with my iphone? Or do they need some kind of preamp or similar to work?
Mine are the 250 ohm, so they work best with a dedicated headphone amp. The 80 ohm version should work, assuming you have the jack to plug them in.This might be a stupid question, but can I use these 990's with my iphone? Or do they need some kind of preamp or similar to work?
I have no idea, does your iPhone have a jack or is it Bluetooth only? I don't use apple products so I have no clue
Has a jack, and my Sony MDR work perfectly fine with it.
Mine are the 250 ohm, so they work best with a dedicated headphone amp. The 80 ohm version should work, assuming you have the jack to plug them in.
Nah, here's the regular 80 ohm pair on AmazonAh I see. So I would probably need the Pro X version that slightly more expensive. Thanks