Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO 80 Ohm Black Studiohodetelefoner

Closed-Back Studio Headphones for Tracking and Monitoring

The Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO 80 Ohms is the closed-back entry in beyerdynamic's classic studio lineup, developed for control and monitoring in recording scenarios. The 80-ohm edition occupies the middle ground in the impedance spectrum, offering the most adaptable choice for both home and project studios.

What Sets the 80 Ohm Apart

Thanks to an innovative bass reflex system, this model delivers impactful low frequencies without the muddiness often heard in closed-back designs. Long sessions stay comfortable, as the breathable velour ear pads and sturdy, adjustable headband support extended use. All key parts—from the cable to the ear pads—are replaceable, ensuring longevity. The included 3 m straight cable differentiates this version from the 250-ohm variant, which comes with a coiled cable for boom-arm setups.

Key Technical Parameters

Rather than boosting coloration, the technical tuning prioritizes analytical monitoring for precise work.

• Construction: Closed-back, circumaural (over-ear) — blocks room noise and keeps sound from bleeding into live microphones when recording.
• Frequency Range: 5 Hz – 35 kHz — reveals both deep sub-bass and airy treble, helping you make confident mix decisions across the spectrum.
• With its 80-ohm nominal impedance, the headphone works seamlessly with audio interfaces, mixers, and dedicated headphone amplifiers—no extra gain required.
• Nominal SPL: 96 dB — monitoring levels are achievable with standard interface outputs.
• Cable & Plug: 3 m straight cable, 3.5 mm mini-jack with 6.35 mm screw-on adapter — compatible with both mobile and desktop studio gear straight away.
• Package Contents: Carrying pouch and 6.3 mm adapter — provides safe storage and transport between sessions.

Who the 80 Ohm Is For

This model is aimed at home-studio producers, musicians, podcasters, and engineers seeking a closed-back reference headphone that connects with a wide variety of audio interfaces. Drummers and vocalists working in the same space as their microphones benefit from the closed cups, which prevent playback from leaking into the recording. Those needing a more universally compatible option than the 250-ohm variant will find the 80-ohm version easier to drive from laptops and portable recorders.