The DT 1770 have a better range of motion in the ear cups which helps them fit more securely than the Amiron. Both Beyerdynamic models are great headphones for neutral sound, but are designed with different environments in mind. They also have a cable that can get in your way during running or exercising at the gym and don't provide any controls. The soft, replaceable ear pads and the adjustable headband allow you to use these headphones for extended periods without discomfort. The headphones we released a few years ago and were supposedly the upgrade of the original DT770, a very well known set of headphones.

The cable is removable, and Beyerdynamic has included two options here as well, either your standard 3M cord or the more studio-style, coiled wire, both with a gorgeous soft-touch rubber finish, both with detachable (screw-on) 3. The carefully constructed headband makes the headphones ideal for long studio sessions thanks to their perfect fit. The DT 1770 Pro and the Talos 2 both have a fantastic amount of bass but the Talos 2 wins in texture and impact while the DT 1770 Pro wins in quantity, or at least perceived quality. The closed back design helps to suppress background noise, whilst optimising sound with precise, punchy bass and clarity in the highs. One thing I’ve always appreciated about Beyerdynamic headphones is that they tend to possess good spatial qualities, and that remains true with the DT 1770 Pro.Now for EQ, whilst it’s peaky treble and somewhat dark bass and mids combo can be a little awkward, I didn’t find that the DT 1770 Pro had me reaching out for EQ as desperately as I would with other Beyerdynamic headphones. One last thing I would like to note for the highs is that I wish they had had a little better extension into the upper treble, as I felt like they weren’t quite as airy as on the DT 770 Pro, which in turn made the DT 1770 Pro feel a little more closed-in. They have a comfortable fit for all-day wear and a wired design, so they won't run out of battery at the wrong moment. A well-tuned headphone with a good frequency response will sound natural, one with a poor frequency response will sound weird.

I have spent several weeks listening to both of these headphones at the office for over 7 hours a day.Thanks to the closed-back design of the DT1770 Pros, it's incredibly easy to zone-out and get lost in the music. Monitoring at high volumes allows musicians to feel the energy and emotion of a track, encouraging incredible performances. The same goes for the remaining bass frequencies, there is plenty of presence and they are not shy on bass quantity at any time.