Beyerdynamic TYGR 300 R Review - Ze German Gaming Headphone
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- The Beyerdynamic TYGR 300 R is such an interesting headphone. A high fidelity headphone that's specifically targeted for gaming, but at what cost? What makes the TYGR 300 R special? And how does it compare against the best gaming headsets and audiophile headphones on the market in this price range? In this in-depth review, I answer all those burning questions and more!
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0:00 - Intro
02:35 - Features and Specs
06:01 - Comfort & Build
09:03 - Glasses Comfort
10:52 - Subjective Sound Quality
16:06 - Measurements & Tuning
21:57 - Final Thoughts
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Nice to see that you have finally familiarized yourself to Beyerdynamic headphones. It is probably my favorite headphone manufacturer considering the price-quality ratio. I am glad that you liked them and we can expect more reviews of Beyerdynamic products from you. 😄👍🏻
I really like your in depth reviews and and tweaks. I was able to fix my clamping pressure on both my 560s and pc38x by using a nice looking piece of black Velcro over the top of the bands and connected to each side. It really opens them up and you can adjust the clamping force as needed. I do love the Tygr for comfort and will try out your Sonar tune. I don’t play to many comp shooters so I have just been using the 560s since I fixed them and love the sound stage and sound quality. Wish Sennheiser would focus on comfort more.
Thanks! Yeah with any of them you can't go wrong. It's amazing what you can get for $200 and less.
Thanks for the review. I was looking for something with low clamp force as most of headphones bother me and this one looks great! let´s hope I can get a nice offer
Thanks for
Your review. Love your channel
My main headset is still the Audeze Penrose X. I’m curious, have you tweaked with the EQ’s on the Penrose’s since you’ve opened your ears to so many other headsets or still going with what you already have? Awesome video man!
Absolutely makes sense. I found through LOTS of EQ tweaking with all kinds of headsets, Valorant footsteps are right at 3k. These peak there. That's awesome. Bass roll off is about what I EQ into most of my headsets for Valorant too.
Great review, as always!
I would really love to see you try more Beyerdynamic products in the future :D. For example there are very few comparisons around between h6 pro closed and dt770 (or mmx300).
In the video it seems to me that you didn't talk about them directly, but it seems to me that the tygr300 are not particularly difficult headphones to drive, and you can use them at dun decent volume even connecting them to the controller?
Thanks! Honestly when playing games like Call of Duty, they are more than loud enough, even when connected to a controller. I will definitely be covering more Beyerdynamic headphones in the future whether they are sent to me for review or not!
I can confirm, too, that the TYGR gets loud enough when connected to controller, but you'll notice that the volume setting must be set a bit higher than an average gaming headset to get a decent level of sound from them.
would be interesting what you think about the mmx 300. nice reviews, thank you
It will likely be my next Beyer review. Either that or the 770 or 900 but I'll have to see how everything plays out soon. Thanks so much!
I've had mine for roughly 3 years now & recently just replaced the pads with the same original pads just new as the old ones had recessed over time.
Absolutely love this headphone, I use mine with a Schiit fulla E for PS5, & a Schiit modi3/Asgard 3 for music/pc gaming ... The sound with those combinations is so fun to listen to music for hours, & amazing for video games.
I've tried numerous other headphones over the years, Moondrop, hifimans, & more & I've never had any headphone that has just hit on everything I need it to. These are by far the most comfortable, fun sounding, easy warm listening, but also great gaming performance headphone I've ever owned.
The sound also grew on me even more over time because as the pads became more squashed in, the sound altered to be a bit more dark I guess, & made music felt like voices had even more soul to them.
I'll be continuing to maintain them & just replace the pads maybe once every few years, also they're built like a tank & don't have a single scratch on them or issue!
Hey bro, I’m new to this dac thing.. I use an Astro a50 and looking to upgrade to a better headphone.. is this worth getting? And how does the schiit connect to the ps5?😊
Okay, the title is already hilarious 😂
Ze German headphone, das ist gut ja haha.
Now ill check the video!💙
Okay I'm at the end now, and a great review as always! Seems like a brilliant headphone, especially for the price! Beyerdynamic knows there game for sure.
LOL dude I had to! Once I thought of that I had to use it. I'm glad you enjoyed the content! It really is amazing to use. At $150 it's easily one of the best for the money period for gaming.
@@GadgetryTech I want to buy Tygr 300R,I just returned 2 different models of 560S for that huge clamping force.
Please,can you tell me if these have loud volume because some people say that Tygr volume is more on the quiet side. I have an iFi Zen Dac V1 for amplifier. Also please tell me if Tygrs highs are piercing like DT 990 Pro wich I also returned because those killing high frequencys.
I'm mainly gaming BF 2042 and COD MW3.
@GadgetryTech Hi, Joe! I came to the same conclusion regarding the TYGR 300 R. You are the only person I know of who has used both the VZR Model One and the TYGR 300 R. Can you tell me which you prefered for imaging? Merry Christmas! Keep up the great videos.
Much needed video, had the Tygr for a while but was bothered by the mid bass hump. Will try with EQ and see how it fare. also, is that the H6 pro open or closed that you were comparing it to?
Open. Thanks!
Glad to see you reviewing these. Maybe we can see the MMX 300 Gen 2s sometime? Thanks man, keep it up!
I second this. That one always interested me and coverage seems limited.
At SOME point in 2023 I will review the MMX300. Whether they send it to me or I have to purchase it, it will happen hahah. Hopefully sooner than later!!
At SOME point in 2023 I will review the MMX300. Whether they send it to me or I have to purchase it, it will happen hahah. Hopefully sooner than later!!
@Jeff Kantu I have them too and find them extremely comfortable just like my DT770s.
ever tried the dt 770 pro from Beyerdynamic? oldschool studio cans, closed back, build like a tank, very comfortable (like the one in your review) and oh so good sound, for anything (i hear a lot of prog metal and play rpgs on pc) . Those headphones are the best i ever had (used logitech stuff for decades)
Hi! First of all thank you so much for the comprehensive review! I do have a few questions. 1. Do this headphones an require amp? I have a ifi zen 2 dac and I'm wondering if it makes a difference using the it. 2. Tygr 300 vs hd 560s? In your opinion which is better for strict gaming? I used to own the hd 560s but now I'm wondering if I should buy the tygr 300 instead. I'm only using this for fps gaming (warzone 2 and apex legends). Looking forward to your response.
The hd560s are better for competitive gaming but the tygrs are more fun. What happened with your hd 560s tho?
Love this headphone bought these sometime ago and man. I would love to hear your input on the beyer dt 900 pro x I’m currently using them for gaming and I think it’s the best by far would love to hear what you think
I'll slowly expand my Beyer coverage as time goes on. I'm really hoping to work with them directly in 2023, but if they don't respond, then I'll slowly have to purchase different models.
Thanks for this buddy. I like the idea of gaming headphones as I have a dedicated mic.
Do you think there are any wireless gaming headphones?
Any worthwhile ones?
Thanks as ever mate.
Most wireless headphones don’t sound great or have too much latency. The Edifier Stax Spirit S3 is amazing sounding but won’t work too well for wireless gaming performance
@GadgetryTech can do a video on these TYGR's with Dekoni pad swap or other stock pads from Beyerdynamic to see how we can play with the frequencies
Great review Joe!! I'm planning to get the Tygr, but I play on Series X and PS5, not PC... I've got the Astro Mixamp pro, GSX 300, and the old Arctis Pro Gamedac and the new... I will get enough power using the Tygrs with some of them for better volume? Love your work man, keep going!!!
I use them with both consoles. They get loud enough on both through the controller imo.
@@garethg8226 Thanks!!
Thanks! It should be fine on all of those to be honest. In most cases it's more than loud enough. In games like Call of Duty, which are very loud games, you'll never hit max volume comfortably so you're good to go!
@@GadgetryTech thanks Joe👍🏻!! Going to get these beyers!
Excellent review, as always! Unfortunately, these are DOA because of the non-detachable cable. Such an important feature to extend the life of a product IMO.
I have seen people successfully mod it but agree, I'd probably have bought it months ago otherwise. If the cable breaks you're out $150
Everyone wants a detachable cable for "easy replacement" not realizing the pins and the port itself is a weak point in most of those headsets. They can easily break, then what? The nice thing about the cable in these Beyers is unless you completely yank it free of the headset you cannot damage it and it does not wear out AT ALL... not even the rubber. I have daily driven the DT 770 for almost 3 years before I had a cable issue and that was only because I stepped on the cable while standing up from a squat position. I repaired the solder joint in 5 minutes and back in business like it never happened. Cable is perfectly fine didn't even have to buy a new part. This design has been around for 30 years for a reason!
they are build like a tank and can be repaired no problem, the cable is oldschool strong. Beyerdynamic makes their stuff to last and be servicable, those are around since the 80s.
A pair of older Beyers will outlast anything. The fixed cable is a non-issue on cans like these, LOL.
I play games 99% of the time on PS5, and most of that time is without a headset so I can hear a lot of the game sounds and music through my soundbar. So I'm used to using the controller's microphone, which honestly isn't a bad microphone. So these not having a mic is perfectly fine for me, especially when I play something like theHunter: Call of the Wild where I prefer a headset to hear exactly where and how far something is coming from, and don't need a mic at all. The only games I play that I use a microphone with are NBA and NHL and most of the time I don't even say anything, so these might be the next ones to add to my collection.
Love your videos =) Is the beyerdynamic mmx 300 gen 2 a viable option in your opinion?
Beyerdynamic MMX300 is the same Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO 32 Ohm, only with a microphone. Beyerdynamic MMX300 and Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO 32 Ohm sound the same and have the same frequency response. Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO 32 Ohm are not for gaming at all, they only sound great in music and movies, but they sound terrible in games, they simply lack mids and highs in games. If you take it for games, then it’s better to look at the Beyerdynamic MMX100/150. The Beyerdynamic MMX100/150 has raised the mids and highs and lowered the bass. Beyerdynamic MMX100/150 headphones sound excellent, natural speech, booms appear where necessary, there is no boom like the Razer BlackShark V2, Sennheiser HD 599, comfortable high frequencies and do not hurt the ears like the Logitech G Pro X and the sound is rich, not so flat like HyperX Cloud Alpha S. I have a Beyerdynamic MMX150 for games, and a Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO 250 Ohm for music and cinema
I had seen so many positive reviews for this one, but In warzone open world maps the footsteps were sounding from opposite directions. I tried multiple sources, motherboard and amp/dac. The sound was very nice but directional audio was way off.
I agree with you on comfort, it was extremely comfortable.
How does it compare to the Audeze Maxwell or the Mobius regardless the price? I got the Mobius and its amazing, I love gaming with them but the built quality is very poor. So, I am waiting for the Maxwell because they seem to be more durable.
can u plz tell me where to buy those led light sticks u have in some of ur backgroundvids? Im in EU
thank you just bought the tygr
Best imagine EVER! You can not get a per of headphones with better imagine then TYGR 300 R for gaming 💯 It’s kind of insane how good the imagine is 👍🏻 The Soundstage is “okay” very mediocre for a per of open back headphones.
That said i still don’t think any headphones beats the PC38X and HD560S 🙌🏻 I have both and i can’t live without em 💯
Should mention HD800S but again it’s 1500 dollars
This whole review is 💯 spot on, great job 🙌🏻
Ya he is always spot on and has my same toys 😊
@@oldandslow8994 Sometimes he forgets to point out flaws in some products like when he talks about Audeze Mobius, Penrose or Cloud Orbit, they all suffer from a distinct hiss / white noise when turned on and it’s a very noticeable hiss in quiet moments in games, movies, music or just browsing the desktop and something like that a reviewer should point out 👍🏻 But it’s very few times I notice him not to mention things and I always point it out when he doesn’t 🤪
But overall a great tech RUclipsr, one more year and he got over 100k subs 💯
Thanks for the feedback! My Penrose coverage was quite old but I never reviewed or talked about the other models you mentioned, even though they are similar. I did notice the hiss but it wasn't ruining games for me, as the games are much louder than the hiss ever was. Perhaps because I had enough other issues, it masked the underlying hiss a bit. Onward and upward!
@@GadgetryTech Like I all ready stated, don’t matter if you can or can not live with a hiss / white noise in a headset, it’s still something a reviewer should mention period and don’t tell me you don’t notice it in quiet moments and when just browsing the desktop because you 💯 do.
I’m sorry I was sure you reviewed Mobius and the newer cloud Orbit from HyperX/Audeze, that is just Mobius/Penrose with a cable 👍🏻 and they also have the exact same pronouns hiss, but my mistake sorry.
But I’m looking forward to your Maxwell review, I pre-ordered my own, lest see if they also got a hiss 🤪
Thx again for the reviews and this review was just 💯 spot on with everything, fully factual spot on review and you mentioned everything that needed to be mentioned.
Any chance you will test the Razer Kaira Pro PS5 Version with haptic feedback? Would love to hear your opinion about them! Love your videos, cheers!
I’ve been asked that a few times. Originally I wasn’t planning on it but I may purchase one to review in January! Hopefully soon.
@@GadgetryTech That would be interesting, especially since you can EQ them and use the settings on console. Thank you and have a good start into the new year!
tip:
for a gentle stretch of your plastic sennheiser headphones, fully extend the headband and leave them overnight on top of the box they came in side-ways!
good review
Does Sonar only work while gaming on PC? Or could I use Sonar to tune these and then use them with my PS5 with the tune I created from Sonar?
Thanks!
Thank you so, so much for the super thanks! Sorry I missed this before!
Would you recommend these over dt 770 pro closed back? I do need a closed back.
I know this comment is late but which amp/dad would you recommend to power the tygr300r ? I need my headset to sound loud loud I want to have a nice headroom 👌 thank you
Joe, thoughts on Sonar vs Dolby Access for EQ... I paid for the Dolby license long time ago and I use it on Xbox and PC. I'm guessing Sonar's parametric EQ > Dolby's 10 band EQ. I'd appreciate any feedback.
Suh-wheeet . I found a killer Guitar Center in Los Angeles that has some smoking deals on some hard to find headphones including these and a few other BeyerDynamic items . Great cans over there
Off Topic: Which is better for listening to Movies/Music Open Back or Closed? Open back I'm assuming offers less fatigue. But at a cost of solid bass? I'm trying out the Sennheiser 599's at the moment. I don't have anything to compare it too yet. Should I be looking at "Dynamic" headphones?
I know its a 8 months late answer, open back provides wider soundstage (great for gaming as you can hear sounds more around you, not always the cause with some intimate narrow soundstage open backs like the 6xx), and yes less fatigue as well because the sound isn't being forced directly into your ear like a closed back. Closed backs do offer better thump in the bass, not that open backs don't have good bass, but because of the closed design you "feel" it more, every headphone is different though and not all closed backs have good bass. Open back planars have some insane bass extensions that can make it feel like you have a mini subwoofer in your ear.
@@victorzuniga5187 great answer. thank you. I wound up buying everything. lol.
Are these compatible with the Gen 2 dac from steelseries?
Hi,
What’s the best software to eq these for console use?
Can i hear good footsteps when i take the volume down?
By far one of the most under rated headphones I think
Just decided after another plastic "gaming" headphone fell apart , to go separates and try real audio headphones.
Got the Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro 80ohm MADE IN Germany ! using with a Play4DAC and a Play3DAC Play 4 is USB-C and works on my phone. I am literally blown away by both music and how clean audio is in games.
Play3 has an up to 300ohm setting and will drive these way loud (24/96)
Play4 is specked up to 150ohms, 24/192 and on my phone is loud enough , but on my PC will go crazy loud. Headphones or speakers. BD is quality in construction. I will get a separate mic when needed.
Any mic suggestions appreciated. Even one that mounts on a swing-arm.
the dt 770 with a dac and very little eq is marvelous, you dont need anything else. On the go IEMs are more practical but they lack in comfort and stage.
Can you also make a deep review of the DT1990 with a focus on gaming and positional audio?
I’ve reached out to Beyerdynamic so we’ll see what they say! I’d love to one day
@@GadgetryTech thx for replying! 👍👍
I haven't listened to the Beyerdynamic DT1990 headphones, but I have listened to the Logitech G Pro X, Sony INZONE H3, HyperX Cloud Alpha S, Sony MDR-7506, Audio-Technica ATH-M30x, Shure SRH440A-EFS, Sennheiser HD 569/599/HD660S, Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO 32/80/250 Ohm, Beyerdynamic DT 880/990/1770 PRO 250 Ohm, Beyerdynamic MMX150/MMX300 and I have an understanding of how they sound. When I listened to all these headphones, I also looked at the frequency characteristics of the headphones to understand. I have Beyerdynamic MMX150 and Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO 250 Ohm headphones. I can say that the Beyerdynamic DT 770/880/990/1770 PRO 250 Ohm sound great in music and cinema, but are not suitable for gaming. All of them in games lack mid and high frequencies, which creates a muffled feeling, you can barely hear where the enemy is and you may not hear how the enemy reloads the weapon. I did not listen to the Beyerdynamic DT1990, but judging by the frequency response of the headphones, the Beyerdynamic DT1990 headphones are also not suitable for gaming. I will add that in terms of frequency response, the Beyerdynamic DT1990 does not sound as great as the Beyerdynamic DT770 PRO 250 Ohm. Compare them yourself according to the frequency characteristics. The Beyerdynamic DT770 PRO 250 Ohm has a better frequency response than the Beyerdynamic DT1990. In the Beyerdynamic DT770 PRO 250 Ohm, the low frequencies end at 250 Hz (see description of frequencies below) and do not overlap the mid frequencies, thus we hear all frequencies well, and in the DT1990 the lower frequencies affect the lower mids and high mids, and you can hear a boom like I heard this boominess with the Sennheiser HD599, and the speech will not be as natural as with the Beyerdynamic DT770 PRO 250 Ohm. Sennheiser HD 569 sounds clearer than Sennheiser HD599 and this is heard very well, and all because the Sennheiser HD 569 lower frequencies end at 200 Hz (see description of frequencies below).
For games, it’s better to look at the Beyerdynamic MMX100/150, they have specially raised the mid and high frequencies and in games you can clearly hear sounds at these frequencies and excellent positioning, which the Beyerdynamic DT770/880/990/1770 PRO 250 Ohm cannot give, because they have there are simply not enough frequencies in this range, but the Beyerdynamic MMX100/150 do not sound very good in music, higher frequencies distort the sounds of music. You can watch a movie, but it’s not as interesting to listen to as it is with the Beyerdynamic DT770/880/990/1770 PRO 250 Ohm. There is also the Beyerdynamic MMX300 and they are positioned as premium gaming headphones, but in fact, the Beyerdynamic MMX300 is the same Beyerdynamic DT770 PRO 32 Ohm, only with a microphone. Beyerdynamic MMX300 and Beyerdynamic DT770 PRO 32 Ohm sound the same and have the same frequency response. Therefore, the Beyerdynamic MMX300 are not gaming headphones at all, unless they have a microphone. It would be right if you personally listen to the headphones in an audio store, if there is such a store in your city. I highly recommend listening to headphones through the FiiO K9 PRO sound amplifier. I listened to: FiiO K7, FiiO K9, FiiO K9 PRO, EarMen ST-Amp, HiFiMAN EF400. The FiiO K7 and HiFiMAN EF400 are terrible. FiiO K7 is budget and the sound is no different from the built-in sound in the computer motherboard, and HiFiMAN EF400 is expensive, but it sounds boring, the sound is dry, uninteresting. I was told that it needs to be warmed up for 100-150 hours and then it will spring up beautifully. I find that an audio amplifier either immediately sounds beautiful or it doesn't. FiiO K9 already sounds more interesting than FiiO K7 and HiFiMAN EF400, and FiiO K9 PRO and EarMen ST-Amp sound great, both are good in their own way and it’s difficult to choose. But the EarMen ST-Amp has a problem that is why I didn't buy it, it's clicking when scrolling or rewinding a music track. The clicks sound like someone tapping on a microphone. They appeared after 30-40 minutes of listening. I was really upset because the EarMen ST-Amp sounded amazing. The FiiO K9 PRO does not sound as warm as the EarMen ST-Amp, but it is very analytical, ultra-precise, beautiful, great bass, it does not care about the source and produces sounds purely, no clicks, everything is at a high level. With FiiO K9 PRO Beyerdynamic MMX150 and Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO 250 Ohm sound much more interesting and very cool.
Description of frequencies:
32 Hz Sub Bass
64 Hz Mid Bass
125 Hz Upper Bass
250 Hz Lower mid
500 Hz Center mid range
1000 Hz Upper mid
2000 Hz Low High
4000 Hz Mid high
8000 Hz Upper Treble
16000 Hz Upper octave
How do these differ DT770 Pro
I have Focusrite Scarlet Solo gen3 and i'm thinking about buying DT 770. Does Sonar work if i connect the headphone to scarlet solo?
Yup! Sonar will work with nearly everything. Just not Dolby Atmos now lol.
@@GadgetryTech thanks for replying! I almost don't want your channel to get bigger because I won't be able to interact and ask questions lol. I'm joking mate good luck in the future you really deserve to be succesful
@@akifkamer haha all good. I’ll always try!! It’s been a challenge but I try to respond as often as I can.
I dont get why they don't build them with a detactable cable. Beyerdynamic even sell a very good boom mic, that could go into a plug on the side.
Hi all. for Competive fps gaming use only, are better this tygr or dt900pro x? i pair it with an ifi zen dav v2. i've got also dolby atmos but i don't use it. than you.
I have both and find the Tygr to be slightly better.
Love mine! A guy on Etsy will remove the permanent cord and add a jack making it detachable.
560s review next ? :)
Lol SOON I promise. I have to respect brands that send me stuff for review over items I purchase, so I have a few others I'm releasing over the next couple weeks but I seriously hope to release this when I can. Tons of good stuff coming though. If it helps, I mentioned the 560S in my "Best Wired Gaming Headset" video I released recently.
What are your thoughts on the Meze 109 pro
I haven't receive them yet but they are coming!
Yes, would love to get your thoughts on the 109 pros, seen a lot of good reviews…but also heard the highs are borderline unbearable.
I got a DT 770 pro 250 ohm recently for my gaming/music/movie needs. I Don't play competitive shooters so I was looking for immersion. Dt770pros deliver on that front. I plug it directly into my laptop 3.5mm jack and it works fine for gaming. When I listen to music I run it through ifi go blu. Looking for a desktop dacamp to match my dt770s for music purposes but for now it works fine.
Shiit Hel 2E
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Would you pick these or the PHILIPS Fidelio X2HR if you had to spend your own cash?
I haven't covered the X2HR before unfortunately so I'm not sure! I'm hoping to get one in a month or so
OK so get this,.. Got the Nova 7s and wow, they really are pretty awesome! So, 2 weeks into having them I download Discord to talk to a friend. After the install the headset is EFFED.. lol The volume knob on the right side of the headset now does nothing and all sound is pushed thru the chatmix side. Its totally messed up, even after moving the dongle to a phone to see if that would change it back. Nope. headset has somehow changed the code and is totally fked up. Can use it still but only when the chatmix is cranked and you hear your surroundings buzzing cause of how high the it needs to be to hear anything. SO FAR steelseries has has no clue what to do.. 200 dollar mess up. Ooof.
Now I wait to see what they tell me next. might just be 200 bucks into the trash. hahaha.. wow
I have both the TYGRs and the DT770 pros. Both are easily my favorite headphones/headsets of all time. I love the comfort and convenience of the TYGRs (convenience being because anything can drive them). The 770s need a little more power (80 ohms), aren’t as comfortable out of the box, and aren’t open back. With that said, i feel with EQ the 770s sounded better and seemed to me to have either a wider or much clearer soundstage. With EQ imaging is about the same.
Great info, thanks! I hope to cover the 770s at some point and would love to compare. Down the road for sure!
The DT 770 Pro 80 Ohm has a clearer soundstage that's true.
If you like the 770, check the Beyerdynamic 700 and 1770. I love tgem
DT 770 is available as 32 ohm model as well. That model is probably more relevant when it comes to gaming, as many (console) gamers connect their headphones directly to controller.
bro u gotta try out agk 712pro it's super good for gamnig
Noted! I plan on covering a lot more brands down the road but I have to crawl before I can run :)
Getting a pair for Christmas can't wait
We want the Maxwell 🫥🫥🫥
Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro is the legendary headphone everyone should still be using...but everyone wants the RGB crap lmao. So. Yeah I bet these from BD are great too but just go get a DT770pro if you dont need a built in mic and can live with 3.5mm. Trust me bro.
@GadgetryTech It's not like you to not upload in 10 days. Everything alright? How is you daughter?
Thanks for checking in. Recording a TWS ear bud tonight. Releasing 3 videos this week. She’s sleeping better now but it got rough for a bit. I was just exhausted from it all and didn’t have anything left in me for filming at the time. I appreciate you checking in!
Sadly Beyerdynamic can’t make a headphone with earcups, that swivel. Hard pass.
Hey Joe, I really love your channel and videos and have been following for a long time. I wonder if you have a discord for your community or anything like that? I would love to join in with a group of like-minded gaming audiophiles.
Next year apparently.
Thanks, it's up! discord.gg/pKH6pFxkBB