I had not realised how different headphones can sound with the same input until I started searching for a pair to upgrade my old Beyerdynamic DT550 pair. These had lasted for more than 30 years and were very satisfactory. I listen mainly to classical music, from chamber music to opera.

I bought these 'phones for 'easy and relaxed listening' and found them to be excellent - these ones are the 250 ohm version as this is easier to mate up with different head-amps - I have not found any significant difference in sound to the 600 ohm version, apart from the amplifier loading.

I tried B&W P7 and purchased PSB M4U headphones before I bought these. I found significant difference between the PSBs and DT880. PSB was nice but this DT880s are way more comfortable; with PSBs I started to feel pain after 30mins, with these I forget the fact that they are on, after 30 mins.

Listening to music is such a subjective experience and there are so many good products that an individual may not find perfect for them. I believe that i have found a set of headphones that I can be perfectly happy with. The DT 880's are probably the last headphone that I will ever want to purchase.

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This headphones are amazing; I have ATH-m50 and Shure SRH840; Well, DT-880 just blows them away! Great headphones for studio recording, mixing, etc

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I owned a pair of DT770s which had excellent sound reproduction, but these 880s are another level entirely. I now hear even the most subtle nuances with crystal clarity, which is the purpose of monitor headphones.

BeyerDynamic has been building headphones and microphones since the company was founded in Berlin in 1924, and today the semi-open-back DT 880 PRO headphone is the second-from-the-top model in the firm's lineup.

Headphones are especially challenging to review. Because a headphone's frequency response depends on the ear canals of the listener, and each person's ear canals are different, a pair of headphones will sound somewhat -- or even substantially -- different to each person.

Headphones are to speakers as motorcycles are to automobiles. Not as generally useful, sure, but significantly better in some respects. And a whole lot cheaper for a given level of performance.

I use it in monitoring & mixing. It is connected to a headphone output of my Presonus Central Station