Beyerdynamic DT770 PRO X: Celebrating 100 Years of Sound

Beyerdynamic's DT770 PRO X LIMITED EDITION celebrates 100 years of innovation with enhanced sound and design.

### Celebrating 100 Years: Beyerdynamic DT770 PRO X LIMITED EDITION Review
* 🎉 Beyerdynamic has released the **DT770 PRO X LIMITED EDITION** to celebrate its **100th anniversary**, a significant milestone for the family-owned company established in **1924**.
* 🎧 The DT770 PRO is noted as one of Beyerdynamic's **best-selling products**, prompting the choice of this model for the anniversary edition, despite the potential for a **more expensive release**.
* 📦 The unboxing experience reveals a well-designed package that includes product documentation and a history of the brand, emphasizing the **craftsmanship and quality** associated with German manufacturing.
* 🔌 A major update in this edition is the introduction of a **detachable cable**, alongside a sleek redesign that includes a **new headband and improved padding for comfort**.
* 🔊 The sound profile shows a **slight increase in treble**, which has been validated through user reviews, suggesting that concerns about **harshness in high frequencies** are largely unfounded.
* 🎮 The headphones excel in sound staging, making them suitable for both music and gaming, with **improved directionality that enhances the immersive experience**.
* 📈 Priced at **349,000 KRW**, the DT770 PRO X LIMITED EDITION maintains a competitive position in the market while showcasing the brand's **commitment to quality and innovation**.
* 🔍 Overall, the DT770 PRO X combines a **rich history with modern advancements**, appealing to both long-time fans and new users seeking **high-quality audio experiences**.

Hello, this is 0DiBi! Sorry for the late review, everyone! You've been waiting a long time. Today's product is headphones. Beyerdynamic celebrates 100 years, so they released DT770 PRO X LIMITED EDITION. What a long name. The important thing is 100th Anniversary!! Isn't this amazing? Beyerdynamic, the company established to be 100 years old, and it hasn't even gone public yet. It remains a family business. So why is it that the headphones they made for their 100th anniversary DT770 PRO X LIMITED EDITION? They could make a more expensive product. Why this is the DT770 PRO. I haven't seen anything official reasons yet. If I had to guess, I'd say I think it's the best-selling product in the history of beyerdynamic? It makes me think. How's The beyerdynamic 100th anniversary model is? Let's see what it might be. What is beyerdynamics, a 100-year-old company founded in 1924, like?

Oh, I'm so excited. Beyerdynamic finally made a video. This is Eugen Beyer, founder of Beyerdynamic in 1924. DYNAMIC was added to the 'last name' BEYER to create the name Beyerdynamic. It was born! And the world's first DYNAMIC headphones in 1937. The amazing thing about these headphones. The DYNAMIC structure that underlies the current headphones is the. The beginning of the end. And until recently, the DT48 was the model name. It was produced. The performance must have been incredible at the time. And in 1939, we made the first studio DYNAMIC microphone. And the first? Sealed, open, with one driver. And we also made headphones with a semi-open structure. Maybe it was 1985 or something like that. This was the first headphone to use diffused field targets. And there were released quite a few products. The thing I value most about the Beyerdynamic brand.

is that it's still made in Germany. That most music companies are moving to China, where labor is cheaper. It's been a while since we've moved the factory. Well, even to Vietnam, where it's cheaper now. Production has shifted again. Why did they move so much to cheaper places? Technology is so much better now. It is very difficult to automate the production of earphones or headphones. The difficulty of automated production means that it takes a lot of people to produce this. The cost of manufacturing goes up when they have a lot of labors. There has been a lot of automation, but it still requires a lot of human interaction. That's why we have to go to China or Vietnam that have a lot of factories. But I've been to a lot of real factories! I've seen a lot of workshops and working. Ah~~ It's really surprising to see. There are so many crazy things going on. That's the thing~~~ Should I call it this mindset?

A product of my own making! They don't have this mindset. So when I design a product, even if I'm just building it, it's very important to design it so that there are no defects or problems. And the production is done in Germany by local workers? Well, that would make it easier for the manager. But even the price doesn't make much difference. It's amazing. Labor must be expensive. This thing has so much history! Or because of the know-how, DT770 PRO is sold for 200,000 won. That's an amazing price. The DT770 PRO X LIMITED EDITION box is similar to the DT700. The Y logo is printed large and with a sticker on top. Made in Germany is highlighted in orange! The sticker is connected all the way down. Monitoring and recording is good! Specs are listed. Let's remove the self-sealing sticker. The box is a little tight to open. The headphones are in. DT770 PRO X checking the Headphones later.

There's a pamphlet. History of beyerdynamic. The history is listed by year. And then there's the product documentation. How to connect the cables. How to replace the ear-pad. It even shows you how to replace the headband. When I lift the box. Ah~~~ I'll look at the pouch later. Let's look at the cable first. Mini-XLR 3-pin terminal. What's so much wire? This is a 3-meter long cable. Is the soft pouch made of nylon? The inside looks like this. Oh, it's the 100th anniversary, but this pouch is a little... Okay, let's take a look at the headphones. Unsurprisingly, there was only one color, black. First, let's compare it with the DT770 PRO. Note that this is the BLACK EDITION, so the pad color is black. The regular version is gray, only the pad color is different. This overall size doesn't seem to have changed. At first glance, a lot has changed.

The biggest change! The biggest change is that the cable is finally detachable! Starting with the housing, the logo is a little different. The impedance markings are gone. And the injection finish here has changed. So the overall design of the DT770 PRO X is definitely looking good. And here's the yoke, and the connecting piece has been circularized. And this part that secures the headband has also changed a lot. LIMITED EDITION is printed here. And the headband has changed. First, the headband has a logo. The headband sponge is about the same thickness. This one is a little bit thinner in the center. Beyer says they made it airy. It could be airy. Some people have bones in their heads. I think it's a very good shape. It was just flat before. Here's a comparison with the DT700 PRO X. Quite a difference overall, isn't it? Only the detachable terminals here are the same. Cables can also be shared.

The design is very different, and the housing size is different. And this pad is different. And the headband is different. But if you press this pad, sponge like this. Definitely, DT700 PRO X is good. It feels like memory foam. DT770 PRO feels a little bit like a sponge. If that's the domestic list price, DT700 PRO X is 399,000 KRW. DT770 PRO X LIMITED EDITION is 349,000 KRW. DT770 PRO is 299,000 KRW. There is some price difference. This DT770 PRO X LIMITED EDITION is installed. The housing of the DT770 PRO, the STELLA.45 driver on the DT700. Previously, DT drivers were 32 ohm, 80 ohm, and 250 ohm. There were three choices. STELLA.45 driver is fixed at 48 ohms. The driver is low in impedance and has good drive. It seems to be validated in DT900 and DT700. Please refer to the video here to see how the drivers are different.

But the sound of the DT770 PRO X is a little different this time around. A lot different? A little different. I looked at the reviews of the people who bought it first. A lot of people really noticed a slight difference. You're still a 0DiBi member. And there's something I want to talk about first. Without putting on the Beyer headphones, a lot of people are worried that the treble will be shot. I want to tell you that you don't have to worry about that. With this DT770 PRO X, I think that's been validated to some extent. I'll come back to this later. So, let's get the DT770 PRO X measurement data out. You've waited too long, so let's get right now. Okay, here's the graph with the DT770 PRO X Olive-Welti target. Can you see the strong V-shape? Notice the high-pitched peak. This time it's the low data. The bass is up a little bit.

The treble is a little stronger, too. The data doesn't really jump out at you, so I'll show you how it compares to traditional headphones. Graph compared to DT770 PRO. It's kind of weird because it's kind of weird that a driver change doesn't make a big difference. Only the treble is slightly different here. And here's a graph comparing it to the DT700 PRO X. I have the same driver as DT700 PRO. The pattern is a bit more different. The bass level is different. Treble level is also different. Now that's interesting. This must be the same driver as the DT700 PRO X. Overall sound balance is similar to the DT770 PRO. Now let's look at the RAW data. First of all, the bass to midrange is pretty much the same as the DT770 PRO. The treble is just a little bit higher. Next, DT700 PRO X and the bass is also different. There's a big difference in the treble as well.

This is not the driver, but the headphone housing. I think it's a result of tuning. First of all, the front damper is much different between the 700 and 770. That's a curious result. This clearly indicates that the STELLA.45 driver is not the same. The material of the diaphragm is different from the DT driver. Although the material of the diaphragm is different from the DT driver, it is clear that they are made with very similar characteristics. So I think that's why we got this result. Since these are almost identical driver characteristics, depending on the housing, depending on this tuning, the sound balance is determined. So the driver characteristics are pretty much the same. But the 5 to 7 kHz that's sticking out here. You might think that the emphasis on the high notes is overwhelming. But I've heard it, too. It feels like there's an emphasis on the high notes. There is very little sense of shooting because of the emphasis.

I feel like the treble sound is a little different. The highs sound a little shrill. It feels different from my old DT770. There are quite a few people who bought it first, right? I haven't seen a single complaint from any of them about the treble popping. Many people are worried about the 900 and 990 making treble popping. I think this definitely puts your worries to rest. DT770 PRO X is higher, but no one said it makes treble popping. But the 900 or 990 has lower treble. Well, but there are exceptions. Some people say that DT990 PRO is also irritating to the ears. That's mostly for people who are sensitive to certain frequency bands. I think so. So before you buy it, don't worry about high pitch. And the bass is just holding it up. The bass sounds pretty good. The bass detail is good. In the beginning, I was very focused on the changed treble. You might not immediately notice if the bass is good.

The bass is really good if you listen carefully. And it's definitely better because of this sound characteristic. The location of sound sources, a direction! Let's start with the sound staging. The DT770 Pro has already proven to be one of the most staging enclosures available. I think that's where the treble comes in. The treble is a little bit higher, so the staging is a little bit wider. The top has gone up a lot. And the treble has definitely improved direction than any other headphones I've ever tested. I could hear the directions to Battlegrounds clearly. Direction detection is very good. So these are the headphones that can do music and gaming in one. I'm thinking. Those of you who bought it early, I want you to test it. Please leave a review. Seriously, this sound ambisonic good. And of course, if you have a good stereophonic sound, it's also very effective for stereo. I thought it would be pretty good for immersive audio.

In the end, I think the reason the treble was raised. Maybe the current technology is considering a lot of immersive audio. That's what I think, and that's my conclusion. Yes, today is the 100th anniversary limited edition of the beyerdynamic. We took a look at the DT770 PRO X LIMITED EDITION. We hope we've answered your questions! The treble seems unusually high by measurement, doesn't it? But when you actually listen to it, it doesn't sound irritating. Isn't that already proven by the reviews? I didn't say anything about shooting high notes. So saying that beyerdynamic makes treble being shot. Except for very sensitive people. I think you don't need to worry about. I guess the reason treble is raised that they are considering immersive audio work and gaming. And that's my conclusion. So, if you enjoyed today's video, please subscribe and like it. Please click. I'll be back with the next video. Thank you.

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Beyerdynamic's 100th Anniversary and the DT770 PRO X Limited Edition

Beyerdynamic, a family-owned company, is celebrating its 100th anniversary with the release of the DT770 PRO X Limited Edition headphones.

The brand has a rich history, being founded in 1924 and producing the world's first dynamic headphones in 1937.

Despite the global shift in production to cheaper labor, Beyerdynamic has maintained its manufacturing in Germany, valuing the importance of human interaction in the production process.

Unveiling the DT770 PRO X LIMITED EDITION

The DT770 PRO X LIMITED EDITION is produced in Germany, highlighting its rich history and expensive labor.

The box design features a large Y logo and orange "Made in Germany" label, with a tight fit for the headphones inside.

The updated design includes a detachable cable, changed housing and yoke, and a redesigned headband for a more comfortable fit.

The DT700 PRO X and DT770 PRO have different designs, housing sizes, and headbands, with the DT700 PRO X priced at 399,000 KRW and the DT770 PRO X LIMITED EDITION at 349,000 KRW.

The DT700 PRO X features a fixed 48-ohm STELLA.

45 driver, while the DT770 PRO offers three impedance options.

The sound profile of the DT770 PRO X is slightly different from its predecessor, with a strong V-shape in the frequency graph and a higher treble compared to the DT770 PRO and DT700 PRO X.

Tuning and Driver Characteristics in Headphones

The headphone housing, not the driver, is responsible for the tuning differences between the 700 and 770 models.

Despite having different diaphragm materials, the drivers share similar characteristics, which influence the sound balance.

The emphasis on high notes is noticeable, but there have been no complaints about treble popping from users, and the bass detail is also commendable.

The Sound Characteristics of the DT770 Pro X Limited Edition

The DT770 Pro X is praised for its excellent sound staging and direction detection, making it suitable for both music and gaming.

The treble has been raised, resulting in a wider staging and improved direction, which is effective for immersive audio.

The headphones aim to balance immersive audio work and gaming, and the treble's high measurement doesn't translate to an irritating sound for most listeners.