Yes! I love my dt770s as well - good isolation. dt880 possibly better for mixing - flatter but also open backed. HD650s are also really nice, comfortable and great headphones
Sennheiser HD650, here. They sound great, but have a design flaw, in that the plastic headband tends to break.
It can be replaced, but the replacement cost is about 1/3 or the whole price of the phones.
I’ve had mine for about 15 years. The first time the headband broke, I bought a Sennheiser replacement, at huge expense. When it happened again a couple of years ago, I was able to source a much cheaper 3D printed replacement from Shapeways, which doesn’t look great, but seems to be tougher than the original, and is still going strong.
Yes i use them very often for long periods. These are closed back and really nice when you have to work in places with noise. I often have people talking to me and that i don’t notice them. Good for not getting extracted.
You have to watch out with not turning them to loud, they are strong on bass and somtimes i my ears get tired from using them to loud.
You have different ohm versions for different applications. High 250 Ohm for studio equipment. I have 2 … one for in the studio and a 32 ohm for use with my laptop and portable recorder. It also has a shorter wire which is handy for the laptop. And the long telephone curl wire is handy for in the studio.
Thanks ! So I must take the DT770
Is the 80omh sufficient for casuals listenings to my iPod and laptop ?
Or should I go with the 32 ?
It’s main use will be on my pico output.
And is there somebody who had a Sony Mdr7506 to compare ?
DT880 250 Ohm here since years and it’s perfect for laptop listening and modular wiggling. -)
I had a Audio Technica ATH M50 but quickly broken.
Also I have some AIAIAI custom (I don’t remember whish driver version I’ve put in there) for some “boomy” reference.
Thank you for all your comments. Since yesterday, there is a “little” DT770 at home. At this time I’m really happy with it and it’s really comfortable !