Beyerdynamic DT 880 Pro Studio Headphones
Designed for critical sound monitoring of acoustic and classical music in an open environment.
The DT 880 PRO Headphones from Beyerdynamic combines all strengths of open, transparent headphones with those of more powerful, closed headphones. Spec... read more
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Reviews
Trusted musician and artist reviews for Beyerdynamic DT 880 Pro Studio Headphones
Based on 10 Reviews
Near perfection
There isn't anything really negative I can say about these headphones. They sound beautiful, detailed, and full of life, and their neutrality makes them perfect for music creation. The treble is a bit exaggerated, but I always double check my work on other sound sources so that's never been an issue. It makes them more enjoyable to use for casual listening, which I think balances things out.
Accurate and great sound
My favourite studio headphone for sound production - amazing flat sound for a very good price.
My main studio cans
These are a very true set of cans for a pretty reasonable price compared to may on the market
Main Reference Source
For me these are the best bang for your buck that there is with "studio headphones". They are reliable, sturdy, accurate (flat and detailed), not too obtrusive (as many over-ears are), and fashionable. I've been using these for so long and I've not been failed.
sounndddd
big noise across the whole type range gorgeous partial dynamics and forensic style audiotronomy
Good quality mixing reference
Very good quality headphones lasting for years without crumbling. I had the Beyerdynamic DT990 before but its boost in low-end and treble gave me a hard time mixing. The DT880 is way more flat in comparison with good resolution in the mids and a smooth bass response. The half-open-design might be bleeding on vocalrecordings, but for this the DT770 is more serviceable.