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Beyerdynamic DTX 101 iE
Earphone (Earbud), In-ear Headphone; Sound-Isolating; Without head band ; Newest review: 8/2012 "... the DTX 101 iEs have the range and balance to turn their hand to just about any style ... Of particular note is a bass delivery that while not the deepest, is authoritative, solid and great …
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30 opinions
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Beyerdynamic MMX 101 iE
In-ear Headphone; Sound-Isolating, Microphone, Remote Control; Newest review: 8/2012 "... these sound better than their impressive siblings, with greater weight, detail and dynamics. They lack volume buttons on the remote, but that makes them compatible with more phones."
2 reviews,
16 opinions
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Beyerdynamic T70
HiFi Headphone; Sound-Isolating, 3.5 - 6.3-Adapter, Single-sided Cable, Gold Plated Plug; …; Newest review: 4/2013 Beyerdynamic's T70s are a conservative-sounding pair of headphones which pleased Hi-Fi News but didn't blow their mind due to a certain lack of presence and detail. However, they make for … 2 reviews |
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Beyerdynamic Custom One Pro
HiFi Headphone, Clamshell headphones; Shape: Over-ear, Closed; Gold Plated Plug, …; Newest review: 5/2013 Even though the Custom One Pros are quite bassy, they don't sound overwhelming, offering a very natural and puncy low end which, furthermore, can be adjusted to the user's personal taste. …
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4 opinions
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Beyerdynamic DT-1350
Studio Headphone, DJ Headphone, HiFi Headphone; Pivoting Ear Pieces, 3.5 - 6.3-Adapter, …; Newest review: 7/2011
“If you’re used to using headphones that deliver an analytical sound, feel free to take your expectations up a notch with the DT1350. Terms such as ‘clarity’, ‘definition’ and ‘attention to detail’
5 reviews,
4 opinions
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More information at: professional audio, issue 6/2011 Dynamics giants With its DT 1350 model, Beyerdynamic has come up with the first ever professional headphones to include its patented Tesla technology, ensuring a particularly high degree of effectiveness and a superior frequency response.
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Beyerdynamic T50P
HiFi Headphone, Clamshell headphones; Shape: On-ear, Closed; Plane adapter, Sound-Isolating, …; Newest review: 8/2012
"2011 Award winners for a reason, and now more affordable than ever."
10 reviews,
14 opinions
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More information at: What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision, issue 1/2011 On-song, on-ear Beyers Unboxing the Beyerdynamics, we were desperate for them to sound as good as (we think) they look. ... … to review
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Beyerdynamic T 5p
Clamshell headphones, HiFi Headphone; Shape: Closed, Over-ear; Sound-Isolating, Gold Plated …; Newest review: 6/2012
"FOR: Dynamic and good timing; a decently open, lively sound; good build; portable.
AGAINST: The closed-back design takes away some edge and transparency."
7 reviews,
1 opinion
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More information at: STEREO, issue 12/2010 On-the-go with your band When it comes to mobile music pleasure, compact headphones with a headband are becoming more and more popular. We tested three new models including ones with wireless and noise reduction. And we also had a listen to the new in-ears from Shure. In test: Six sets of headphones were reviewed of which three were in-ear and three were mobile headphones with a headband.
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Beyerdynamic DTX 71 iE
Earphone (Earbud), In-ear Headphone; Noise-Cancelling; Without head band ; Newest review: 1/2011 “Likes: balanced sound; comfortable fit. Dislikes: -.” 2 reviews |
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Beyerdynamic T1
HiFi Headphone; Gold Plated Plug; Headphones; Newest review: 8/2012
"Near-perfect reproduction, from sparkly treble to the deepest bass we've heard from a sub-£1000 pair of cans, is what you get here. But to hear these at their best you need to partner them
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More information at: stereoplay, issue 1/2010 “Unadulterated pleasure” - open design When listening to music via headphones you’re not disturbed by either the reflection of sound or noisy family members. But if the sound is still poor then it’s because of the headphones themselves- that’s why we carried out this test. In test: We tested eleven headphones with an open design from a wide range of price categories and they received ratings from “good-very good” to “satisfactory”. Test criteria were sound, measurements, practice and valency.
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Beyerdynamic DTX 300 p
HiFi Headphone; Shape: Closed, On-ear; Detachable Cable, Fold-up, 3.5 - 6.3-Adapter, Sound- …; Newest review: 6/2011
“Likes: dynamic, lively sound and foldable. Dislikes: hardly any bass, weak foundations.”
3 reviews,
2 opinions
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More information at: SFT-Magazin, issue 4/2011 Beyerdynamic DTX 300 p Beyerdynamic’s latest model provides MP3 fans with music on the go. ...
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Beyerdynamic DTX 60
In-ear Headphone; Gold Plated Plug, Sound-Isolating; Without head band ; Newest review: 1/2010
“... The 60 sounds rounder and has a few more bass fundamentals, but in exchange the highs are not as clear as with the DTX 100. But when faced with the competition both are going to have a difficult
5 reviews,
3 opinions
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More information at: stereoplay, issue 9/2009 “Hits” - 51 to 100 euros Hardly any other branch of entertainment electronics has seen such an increase in the number of models than in-ear headphones. This is partly due to unbelievable demand (thanks to MP3 players) and partly because technical developments in this area have been coming along in leaps and bounds. ... In test: Eleven sets of headphones between 51 and 100 euros were tested. They were rated between 45 and 58 points out of a possible 100. Test criteria were sound, measurements, practice and valency.
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Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO
Studio Headphone, DJ Headphone; Gold Plated Plug, 3.5 - 6.3-Adapter, Single-sided Cable, …; Newest review: 5/2011
“... Beyerdynamic has focused on pure elegance and functionality in the development of its DT 770 Pro model. ... Its increased frequency range (which now goes all the way to 5 Hz) deserves a special
4 reviews,
33 opinions
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More information at: Beat, issue 4/2009 Four popular sets of studio headphones A linear frequency response, sophisticated detail and a light weight are some of the defining features of serious studio headphones - and it’s these characteristics that have played their part in making these models very successful. In test: Four pairs of studio headphones were reviewed. They were each rated between 5 and 6 out of 6 possible points.
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Beyerdynamic DTX 100
In-ear Headphone; Without head band ; Newest review: 11/2010 "... the 100s are still rhythmic, open and detailed, and they are significantly weightier and fuller-sounding, but it nevertheless has to be said that the 80s have just a smidge of extra sass …
6 reviews,
5 opinions
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Beyerdynamic DT 440
HiFi Headphone; Headphones; Newest review: 1/2010 "... Sonically, the Beyerdynamics conjure up a surprisingly spacious and open sound. They uncover detail well, and are strong at extracting treble nuances. But music doesn't flow as freely …
1 review,
1 opinion
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Beyerdynamic DTX 80
In-ear Headphone; Without head band ; Newest review: 3/2011 "There's a lot to be said for an upgrade to your earphones - the free buds rarely do the job. The DTX80 in-ears combine comfort ... with superb attention to detail - solid but controlled …
3 reviews,
13 opinions
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Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO (80 Ohm Version)
Studio Headphone; Sound-Isolating, Single-sided Cable; Headphones; Newest review: 5/2009 The only headphones tested with a closed back design, Beyerdynamic's DT770 Pro 80Ω also have the best noise reduction of the five. Straighforward design with massive bottom-end, though not quite …
1 review,
50 opinions
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Beyerdynamic DT 880 Premium Edition
HiFi Headphone; Headphones; Newest review: 6/2011
Wired.com deemed the Beyerdynamic DT 880 headphones to be some of the most comfortable they had ever tried. The sound they generated was firm with controlled bass. Build quality was also superb, with
2 reviews,
3 opinions
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More information at: Wired.com, 6/2011 Beyerdynamic Headphones Are Classic Cans for Modern Times The DT880s from Beyerdynamic eschew the trend setter styling of today, and instead look to the past when headphones were considered a listening tool. … to review
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Beyerdynamic SX10
In-ear Headphone; Neck-band earphones; Newest review: 1/2009 One of the the oldest headphones in this group of new designs, this comes over in Beyerdynamic's SX10's sound. Detail and clarity have improved much since their release, as has design and … 1 review |
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Beyerdynamic DT 235
HiFi Headphone; 3.5 - 6.3-Adapter; Headphones; Newest review: 4/2008 Although no lookers, What Hi-Fi? finds that the Beyerdynamic DT-235s offer a likable enough sound to warrant an audition, suggesting that their smooth and natural sound can be the perfect travel …
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10 opinions
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Beyerdynamic DT 770
HiFi Headphone; Newest review: 7/2007 "Decent enough if you must have closed-back headphones, but there are better cans at the price."
1 review,
33 opinions
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Product information and further reviews
Big sound VIDEOAKTIV 1/2011 - Beyerdynamic just keeps on giving: with the 890 euro T 5 p, the manufacturer has brought out its third model in the Tesla series this year. Something for film makers to consider?
Beyerdynamic T1 headphones and A1 amp What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 11/2010 - These headphones and amp siblings dig up detail most speakers can only dream of.
Tested: Beyerdynamik T50 P AUDIO 8/2010 - It wasn’t quite finished in time for the last AUDIO headphone test in our 6/10 issue, but we were able to give you a little taster of the capabilities of the T50 p in a quick test. Now the time has come: the first mobile headphones from Beyerdynamic are on sale. ...
Beyerdynamic T50P: street headphones for purists Toms Hardware Guide 5/2010 - You can get the Tesla series, not only from Nvidia, but also from headphone specialists, Beyerdynamic. At the end of the day both companies are referencing the name of the inventor, electrical engineer Nikola Tesla (1863 - 1943). Beyerdynamic will soon be bringing out the T50P high-end headphones, which you can catch a glimpse of at the High-End trade fair in Munich.
Turn it right up AUDIO 12/2009 - Beyerdynamic really wants to break into the top league of premium headphones with the T1, thanks to its new motor principle and magnetic power. Review details: Single test. Test criteria were sound and workmanship.
Beyerdynamik DTX 100 sempre audio.at 5/2009 - According to the audio experts at Beyerdynamic in Heilbronn, it wasn’t just professional expertise which went into the development of the DTX 100 in-ear headphones; the customer’s needs and wants were also considered, which were gauged using factory models.
Beyerdynamic Headzone What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 4/2008 - Two ears on your head, two channels to your headphones. That's only logical, isn't it? The same logic dictates that 5.1-channel surround sound, which relies on multiple speakers in a variety of positions, isn't something that 'phones are going to be much cop at.
Beyerdynamic T1 TechRadar UK 3/2010 - We break the Tesla barrier with Beyerdynamic's high-end T1 headphones.
Good, for wireless cans What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 9/2007 - Wireless 'phones are a bit of a toughie: should you compare them to other headphones, or do you judge them based on the standard of other wireless cane? We do both.
Beyerdynamic's buds will make your music flower What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 5/2007 - The silicon pads on these new Beyerdynamic earphones provide a snug, effectively noise-isolating fit.