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Beyerdynamic DT 1990 Pro - Studio Monitors for Your Head - General Hardware Reviews

SBFordSBFord Former Associate EditorMember LegendaryPosts: 33,129
edited April 2018 in News & Features Discussion

imageBeyerdynamic DT 1990 Pro - Studio Monitors for Your Head - General Hardware Reviews

We take this moment to step away from the standard gaming equipment to bring you some heavy hitting, perfectly balanced, aesthetically pleasing headphones designed for you music makers, video makers and content producers out there. Mixing and Mastering has never been so good in a pair of headphones.

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  • postlarvalpostlarval Member EpicPosts: 2,003
    I recently purchased three pairs for my studio and they are worth every penny.

    Having said that, they are reference phones so they have flat PFR. If you’re used to commercial phones that have a higher curve, music is going to sound different and probably not as pleasant. These phones are for mastering audio.
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  • KahrekKahrek Member UncommonPosts: 68
    Postlarval is right. I tried these just before buying my HD800S & HDVD800 combo and while they were very good I noticed that the music sounded a bit different. I am not a musician and do not master audio so I could not quite put my finger on the issue. Nice to finally know exactly what it was.

    Thanks :)
  • FlyByKnightFlyByKnight Member EpicPosts: 3,967

    postlarval said:

    I recently purchased three pairs for my studio and they are worth every penny.



    Having said that, they are reference phones so they have flat PFR. If you’re used to commercial phones that have a higher curve, music is going to sound different and probably not as pleasant. These phones are for mastering audio.



    Even their lower tiered headphones are pretty solid. Engineers always say "Don't ever mix in headphones" but Beyerdynamic open backs are f#$%ing awesome.
    "As far as the forum code of conduct, I would think it's a bit outdated and in need of a refre *CLOSED*" 

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  • postlarvalpostlarval Member EpicPosts: 2,003
    FlyByKnight said:

    postlarval said:

    I recently purchased three pairs for my studio and they are worth every penny.



    Having said that, they are reference phones so they have flat PFR. If you’re used to commercial phones that have a higher curve, music is going to sound different and probably not as pleasant. These phones are for mastering audio.



    Even their lower tiered headphones are pretty solid. Engineers always say "Don't ever mix in headphones" but Beyerdynamic open backs are f#$%ing awesome.
    Best mixing phones out there. Their closed backs are excellent for recording as well. Vocalists love ‘em 

    Their stuff is great for the studio. I was using Sennheiser HD280s and AKG K701s but after trying Beyer’s I made the switch. All their phones are very solid. 
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