Beyer dynamic has a new set of headphones out
(well, new to me)
the DT 770 M
they claim their HP's can attenuate 35 DBA out ambient noise...
thats more than the sennheiser hd280,
more than the extreme isolation headphones,
i wonder how true this is...i'm real curious about them,
would love to give them a test,,,,,,did anyone touch these things yet?
i'm not after flat reference headphones since i don't wanna monitor with them, but i want something that Isolates ALOT for when i'm playing drums and stuff....
Type : Circum-aural, close-back
Frequency Range : 5Hz to 35kHz
Impedance : 80 ohms
Sensitivity(0 VU) : 96dB/mW
Maximum Input Power : 100 mW
ambient noise attenuation: 35dba
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sennheiser HD280 specs:
Type: Circumaural, closed-back
Frequency Range: 8Hz to 25kHz
Impedance: 64 ohms
Sensitivity: 113dB/mW
Maximum Input Power: 500 mW
ambient noise attenuation: 32 dba
question about these specs: seems like the sennheiser can handle louder signals without distorting, no? its got a higher sensitivity, this means you can simply turn up the volume more?
or what does the sensitivity mean?
and what can the little difference in Impedance mean?
64 ohm compared to 80 ohm ..... now,,,whats the difference ??
thaaanx
(well, new to me)
the DT 770 M
they claim their HP's can attenuate 35 DBA out ambient noise...
thats more than the sennheiser hd280,
more than the extreme isolation headphones,
i wonder how true this is...i'm real curious about them,
would love to give them a test,,,,,,did anyone touch these things yet?
i'm not after flat reference headphones since i don't wanna monitor with them, but i want something that Isolates ALOT for when i'm playing drums and stuff....
Type : Circum-aural, close-back
Frequency Range : 5Hz to 35kHz
Impedance : 80 ohms
Sensitivity(0 VU) : 96dB/mW
Maximum Input Power : 100 mW
ambient noise attenuation: 35dba
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sennheiser HD280 specs:
Type: Circumaural, closed-back
Frequency Range: 8Hz to 25kHz
Impedance: 64 ohms
Sensitivity: 113dB/mW
Maximum Input Power: 500 mW
ambient noise attenuation: 32 dba
question about these specs: seems like the sennheiser can handle louder signals without distorting, no? its got a higher sensitivity, this means you can simply turn up the volume more?
or what does the sensitivity mean?
and what can the little difference in Impedance mean?
64 ohm compared to 80 ohm ..... now,,,whats the difference ??
thaaanx
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