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beyerdynamic DT 1770 Pro MKII (30 Ohm), Closed-Back Studio Headphones

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Condition
New
Color
Black
Set
DT 1770 PRO MKII
Model
1000310_1
Weight
13.3 oz
Ear Placement
Over Ear
Impedance
30 ohm
Works with
Laptops, Desktops, Music Production Equipment, Gaming Consoles, Tablets, Telephones, Smart Speakers, Television, Car Audio Systems, Cellphones

Features 5

  • 30-ohm MKII drive: full quality from interfaces, amps, laptops, and mobile - no dedicated headphone amp required.
  • Flagship closed-back: isolation plus mastering-grade detail for tracking, mixing, and loud environments.
  • TESLA.45 driver: second-generation Tesla transducer with high resolution and low distortion.
  • Two pad sets: velour and leatherette ear pads included - comfort or maximum isolation, your call.

Description

The DT 1770 PRO MKII offers excellent sound isolation thanks to its closed-back design. The premium headphones are ideal for professional recording, monitoring and editing and are the first choice both in the studio and in loud live environments. The new dynamic TESLA.45 drivers ensure excellent resolution, low distortion and first-class impulse response. In terms of sound, the premium headphones offer a vivid sound profile with precise bass, transparent mids and detailed highs. Thanks to an impedance of 30 ohms, the DT 1770 PRO MKII combines maximum flexibility and studio sound in equal measure. Two sets of ear pads are included in the delivery: Velour pads for high wearing comfort and leatherette pads for high sound isolation. There is also a 3m stretched cable and a 5m spiral cable, both with a lockable 3-pin mini XLR plug. Everything is stored in a high-quality hard case. Optimized for long studio sessions, the DT 1770 PRO MKII is equipped with a flexible spring-loaded headband that ensures optimal contact pressure. The velour and leatherette ear pads offer a comfortable fit. The memory foam headband adjusts to the head and also offers a fontanelle recess for comfort in pain-sensitive areas. Thanks to being "Made in Germany", the DT 1770 PRO MKII is considered a reference in terms of workmanship and durability. High-quality materials such as anodized metal and the ability to replace almost all parts underline its reliability and sustainability. For decades, our PRO headphones have set the benchmark in professional recording studios worldwide. They are the first choice for artists, creators and audio experts, and have come to be regarded as the reference standard. Our wide range of products includes headphones for all applications, such as recording, mixing and mastering, as well as for podcasting and broadcasting. The only question is: what are the best headphones for you?

Specs 40

Brand beyerdynamic
Color Black
Ear Placement Over Ear
Form Factor Over Ear
Impedance 30 ohm
Brand Name beyerdynamic
Model Number 1000310_1
Model Name 1770 PRO MKII

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Superb Headphones.
Color: Black Set name: DT 1770 PRO MKII
My first encounter with this model was at Axpona Chicago 2025. If you don't know what that is, look it up online. Prior to getting this model, I have Meze 109 Pro for my open back headphones. The Meze are unbelievable. I have the Focal Bathys for my wireless headphones. Also stunning. My IEMs are the Technics EAH AZ 80. Also remarkable. I have been looking for a really good set of closed back headphones. When I tried Beyerdynamic DT 1770 Pro headphones at Axpona 2025k I knew that these were special. I had the opportunity to try them again at Axpona 2026. I spent some time with these. Keep in mind that I have heard some of the most expensive crazy headphones on earth. Many of them. Lets talk about headphones for a minute. Some people are drawn to the planar magnetic headphones, which there are plenty. Often ranging in cost from $1,000 to $8,000. Often, these will draw out sounds from instruments that are not as prevalent in regular headphones. A sound here or there. Or the presentation is different than regular headphones. Either way, I am not a fan of them. Electrostatic Headphones are the most premium that Money can buy. Especially Warwick Acoustic Bravuria. These require special equipment to drive them and they are very expensive. Back to the Byerdynamic. I speicifically use my cell phone with a 1tb card full of music, and the Audioquest Dragonfly Cobalt which I specifically recommend using with the Byerdynamic. It's worth the extra money. Actually, that is being replaced by the Audioquest Dragonfly Copper. I would go that way. I should state that I am a serious audiophile. However, I really like energy and good bass. Usually these don't go together very well for audiophiles. When I got my headphones, The first thing is that the bass is more forward in the soundstage. Also, a little clumsy, almost annoying. However, the mids and highs are great. In fact, it has a real different presentation overall which is good, because I don't want them to sound like my Meze 109 pro headphones. These have a completely different sound. Very energetic sound. Guitars are amazing. Sounds that you don't normally notice as much pop out at you. Somewhat like the Planars do, but with much better sound. I listen to these headphones on the average 2 hours per day right now. I probably have around 80 hours in them. The bass has smoothed out and became really nice for the most part. Very deep when needed. Great energy. These claim to have Tesla drivers. Maybe that is why these have become addictive to me. They sound incredible. What do you think when you hear about Tesla technology in audio equipment? Some of the most expensive stereo equipment comes from Denmark. Borresson. They use tesla coils in the amplifiers. The more coils, the more expensive. Starting at around 5 grand. You wouldn't believe the amazing sound. Pangea Audio uses them in line conditioners to quiet and improve performance of the equiopment which is plugged into them. They are amazing. I saw a high end Yamaha receiver and it looked like I could see Tesla coils inside of it too. The point is that when Tesla is in the mix, things sound really good. Things get electric. The bottom line is that I use these for music listening, not for production. I can't recommend the Byerdynamic DT1770 enough. I highly recommend all of my headphones which I have mentioned in this review. One more thing to mention is the cord. I really like the connection and the single cord. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2026 by Prince Robair
A Bulletproof Investment: The DT 1770 Pro MK2 Delivers Unmatched Detail and Durability
Color: Black Set name: DT 1770 PRO MKII
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I recently purchased the Beyerdynamic DT 1770 Pro MK2s, and while I may not be the typical studio professional they are marketed towards, I can confidently say these are an incredible investment. My main reason for buying them was simple: I wanted a pair of headphones that I would never have to worry about breaking, backed by reliable, long-term support. These deliver exactly that. Build Quality and Comfort The build quality on display here is genuinely exceptional. They feel super nice in hand and are constructed almost entirely of metal, giving them a reassuringly solid, bulletproof feel. This is a pair of headphones built to last a decade, not a year. A huge bonus is the inclusion of two distinct sets of earpads. The default pads (which I would describe as velour) offer a plush, warm, and highly insulating experience—perfect for colder months or focused listening. The second set (the pleather/leatherette pads) are more breathable and better suited for extended summer sessions or when you need a slightly punchier bass response. The option to switch depending on comfort or season is brilliant. Sound Performance The most stunning aspect, however, is the sound. It is simply AWESOME. I've listened to music for years, but with these, I am genuinely hearing things in the background of my favorite songs that I have never noticed before. The separation and detail retrieval are immaculate. Every instrument, vocal layer, and subtle texture is presented with clarity and precision, making the entire listening experience feel brand new. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2025 by Missheepious
Balanced sound and nothing else
Color: Black Set name: DT 1770 PRO MKII
Been listening these cans for a week now. Whole variety of different genres, mixing qualities, even some vinyl (although I think listening to vinyl on headphones is like driving a car on a simulator :). Pretty much always coming into same conclusion - these are not adding anything and more importantly not taking anything away from original source. If you love that, full recommendation, if you don't, look for something else. My previous cans were DT700 Pro-X which are not retiring but will be moving along to late-night guitar jamming etc duties. Differences between the two? Slightly less than I expected. They both sound clean, balanced and crisp. What the 1770's are doing better is easiness of bass production and somehow "airier" highs. The physical dimensions also seem to be better fit for me but this is completely personal thing. Both do have the generic same soundstage coming from closed-back application which is the must-have in my life at this point. My setup - PC/Spotify (finally lossless), CD's from Marantz HD-CD1 with Musical Fidelity Y90-HPA driving the cans. Ordered a Schiit Midgard just recently, haven't received it yet. I'll post an update if it changes my view on the cans significantly. Like the fact the these cans come with two cables and two pairs of earpads, so far have only used the velour pads and shorter straight cable. I seriously have no doubts that the other options would move my overall review in any significant way. I had these in my shopping cart for a while and lately they momentarily dropped the price so I triggered. For the price I paid I'm super happy with the overall value for money. As a summary, recommendation for those seeking balanced, studio/mixing grade cans. Seeking boombastic skull-shaking bass or on-your-face highs, go elsewhere. Music references: Massive Attack - Blue Lines (CD) Dirty Honey - Can't find the brakes (Spotify Lossless) Bad Company - Bad Company (Vinyl) ZZ Top - La Futura (45 rpm Vinyl) Bjork - Human behavior (CD) Jonny Lang - Wander this world (CD) Jamie Cullum - Catching tales (CD) Amorphis - Tales from the thousand lakes (Spotify Lossless) ...and various others :) but I guess you get the idea. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026 by Tomster
DT770 Pro better
Color: Black Set name: DT 1770 PRO MKII
I was thinking these would be an upgrade over the DT770 Pro as my main closed-back headphones. I’ll be comparing them directly since this is the next step up given the naming convention. Build quality didn’t feel super great, very plasticky, not a lot of flex without feeling like they’re gonna break. Maybe I didn’t have them long enough to break them in. My main problem with the fit of the DT770 Pro was that the earcups didn’t seal around my ear very well, particularly below my earlobe. This headphone unfortunately had the same problem, although getting both the velour and pleather earpads was nice, they both had the same issue. The sound was pretty different from the 770s, not in ways i prefer. These feel more intense, less spacious, and more bass focused, almost like they have a low-pass filter built into them. Vocals/Strings aren’t going to sound great, almost like there’s something blocking them, or they’re playing from behind a wall while the bass pummels you. The bass is pretty sick though. Overall I don’t recommend, especially for the price. You can get much better headphones for far less than $700 (or even the $500 i spent while these were on sale). I ended up putting Dekoni choice leather earpads on my dt770 pros and I think i’ll be sticking with those for a long time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2026 by jermzyy
A Superb Headphone Value
Color: Black Set name: DT 1770 PRO MKII
The Beyerdynamic DT 1770 Pro Mk II headphones are closed-back headphones that come with two different cables (straight and coiled) and two different kinds of ear pads (leatherette and velour), all packaged in a durable case for easy portability. The cables are fitted with 3.5 mm plugs used in most phones and portable audio players, but a 1/4” adapter is included. These headphones are efficient enough to be used with phones and portable players. These headphones were intended for use by recording professionals and musicians in recording studios; as such, their build quality is excellent. Although they are designed with professionals in mind, I have found them to be top-notch headphones for in-home use when listening to various genres of music - classical, jazz, rock/pop. These headphones excel at extracting information from recordings without overemphasizing any particular range in the audio spectrum. Simply put, you will hear what is on the recording. I found the DT 1770 MkII to be lightweight and comfortable to wear for extended listening sessions. I prefer the leatherette ear pads to the velour pads for comfort, but I can discern no difference in the sound quality using either type of pad. I found switching between the pads to be a little tricky, with scant instructions provided on changing them. (Hint: start attaching the new pads at the V-notch on the earphone cup.) It is possible to spend several thousand dollars on audiophile-quality headphones, but for those with more modest budgets, the Beyerdynamic DT 1770 Pro Mk II headphones will get you a long way down the road to audiophile nirvana. Highly recommended. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2025 by Lee Majors
You get what you pay for
Color: Black Set name: DT 1770 PRO MKII
Out of the box sound amazing. Don't even need an EQ. Of course everyone's ears and tastes are different but if you're a casual audiophile. These things are perfectly tuned out of the box. Materials feel great and sturdy. Comfortable feel and the clamp force isn't bad. In fact, these feel way better than the Arctis Nova pros I am replacing these with. The clamp on those is way too much and they are made for a smaller head compared to these big headphones. These headphones can be adjusted to fit a smaller head or a large one like mine. The carry case is really cool to have if you need to transport these. And if you get a dac amp with a truebass function. It will add some extra based to balance out the higher treble. Let alone having a dac amp gives you superior sound quality. With and without truebass these are amazing. I paired this with a ifi zen v2 and will give you insane headroom power wise. Pretty expensive for a set of headphones but you are actually paying for a professional grade high quality set of headphones. These aren't gimmicky gaming headphones. These are the real deal. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2025 by Nick
Just bad
Color: Black Set name: DT 1770 PRO MKII
Awful bass, ear piercing highs. Poor build quality. Audeze is a million times better. And no I'm not from audeze I tried this and the dt1990
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2026 by B. Hardy
Great true sound!
Color: Black Set name: DT 1770 PRO MKII
Amazing sound quality! I do not recommend this for anyone who is new to studio headphones. These are not meant to enhance sound but more tailored to hearing the true sound. As someone who is just getting into the audiophile world, it was a great experience to see the difference between a colored sound and a studio grade unenhanced flat sound. 10/10 would recommend for anyone in audio engineering. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026 by Alejandro
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