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beyerdynamic DT 900 PRO X Open-Back Studio Headphones with Stellar.45 Driver for Mixing and Mastering

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Style: DT 900 PRO X Open-back studio headphones


Features

  • Superb wearing comfort
  • Wide range of applications on all devices thanks to STELLAR.45 driver with an impedance of 48 ohms
  • Hard-wearing, durable and robust workmanship
  • Sustainable headphones made in Germany

Brand: beyerdynamic


Model Name: BEYDT900PROX


Color: Space Grey


Form Factor: Over Ear


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Item Weight: 12.2 ounces


Product Dimensions: 1.1 x 9.7 x 6.5 inches


Item model number: 729906


Date First Available: September 24, 2021


Color Name: Space Grey


Compatible Devices: speaker


Connector Type: 6.35mm Jack, 3.5mm Jack


Material Type: Neodymium, Foam, Metal, Copper


Item Weight: 345 Grams


Units: 1.00 Count


Number Of Items: 1


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    • Best Headphone I've Owned Under 500 Dollars
Style: DT 900 PRO X Open-back studio headphones
Review Image by Douglas B. Douglas B.
Everything about this headphone is exceptionally engineered, balanced and refined. They sound nothing like the DT990 Pro which is the older predecessor of this 900 Pro X model. Everything you want is here. Great bass, midrange and treble. Good soundstage, tonality, detail and clarity. Excellent build quality and solid included cables. Comfort is 100 percent. I have previously owned and sold both the Senn HD660S and Sundara. These Beyer Dynamic DT900 Pro X I'm definitely keep for the long haul. The problem with the Sennheiser 6 series is that they are moderately uncomfortable to me. Clamp pressure is too high and the cable extends down below the neck making them easy to snag and hard to make head movements while gaming. Also the 6 series is a bit off in their tonality sounding a bit washed out. The Sundara are a good runner up to these Beyer 900 Pro X headphones. The issue with the Sundara is the cheap build quality, poor included cable and narrow soundstage. The Sundara probably wins in detail retrieval and bass extension because they are planar magnetic, but I think the 900 Pro X are more all around winners in terms of a complete package compared to both the Sennheiser and HiFiMan competitors. I like these so much I will probably save up for a pair of DT 1990 Pro. The 900 Pro X is well suited to movies, games, music, TV and general multimedia content. They aren't even hard to drive either although I use an amp (Lyr 3 low gain). Pushing them loud caused no distortion and really makes the clarity and soundstage shine on my favorite pop recordings. I'm so happy these were available on Amazon at an outstanding price point. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2023 by Douglas B. Douglas B.
    • Even better than you think it is
Style: DT 900 PRO X Open-back studio headphones
I have owned a lot of headphones in my life, and these are by far the greatest I've ever owned. They are light enough for me, have incredible build quality, fantastic sound and are very comfortable on your head and ears. The sound is even better than I thought it was going to be, I plugged them directly into my computer and EQ'ed them and they work like a charm. They allow me to hear footsteps from far away and they have amazing positional sound. These headphones also have really good bass and sub-bass allowing me to listen to my music and really hear it how the artist intended. These are definitely worth the price! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2024 by Nikolas Boyd
    • Beyerdynamic has fixed my quibbles with their past headphones!
Style: DT 900 PRO X Open-back studio headphones
Review Image by Francis Francis
I got to say that I really like the general aesthetics and fit of Beyerdynamic headphones. What I didn't like about them in the past was their lack of detachable cables and the very bright tuning. I'm glad to say that Beyerdynamic has fixed both of those issues with the DT Pro X headphones. The cups are deep enough that my ears do not touch the surface of the drivers inside. One thing to be aware of, if you're not used to headphones with a lot of clamp pressure, this pair can feel overly clampy. It took me about a week to get used to it. Some people will argue that an oval shaped earcups are better but I really like the round ones. As long as your ears will completely fit inside, I find them very comfortable. With the round earcups, I find more flexibility in placing the headband on top of my head without affecting the fit. When worn for hours on end, I find most headphones will start creating a hotspot on the top of my head. I need to adjust where the headband lands on my head by rotating the earcups around my ears. With oval earcups, this will obviously affect the fit and seal. Round earcups do not have this issue for me. Comparing the DT900 Pro X to the DT700 Pro X, the 700 definitely has more bass but the 900 has a more open sound. I bought both not necessarily because of their differences in sound quality. I bought both because I have different needs regarding sound isolation. I typically prefer open back headphones but in a shared home office, there are plenty of times I really wish I had a closed back pair for when I really need to block out noise. Having said that, I'm finding that I'm really preferring the 700 for casual listening because of the bass. I'm not a bass head and I generally really prefer a flat sound profile but the bass on the 700 just sound so good. It is tight and not boomy. That's not to say that the 900 is lacking in bass though as the bass on the 900 is quite good as well. I've been using the Shure SRH1840 for the past 10 years. It was never really my first choice but at the time it was the only one I could find that checked all the boxes for me. In comparing the headphones, The 1840 have a much more open feel than the 900. As such, I feel that the sound stage of the 1840 is a bit wider. Personally though, I prefer the closer sound stage of the 900. Where the 1840 really lacks is the bass and mids. Compared to the 900, the vocals on the 1840 sounds very recessed. For the price those Shure headphones are going for, I don't really see them worth it especially when the DT Pro X's are available for much cheaper. I paid $700 for my SRH1840 back in 2013 and I knew it was overpriced then, but again, it was a pair that checked all most of the boxes for me (mainly comfort and build), minus the sound quality. Speaking of build, the SRH1840 is still going strong. I have replaced the earpads 2 times and the cable I think 1 time. The headband is really worn out but Shure sells them for $36 the last time I asked them. The metal grill though has started to show some paint wear and slight rusting on the edges. Overall, I'm very happy with the DT Pro X headphones. Both the 700 and 900 are very good with different use case for each. For easy listening or monitoring, I'd recommend the 700, but for a more neutral sound signature for mixing and editing, the 900 is better for sure. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2023 by Francis Francis

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