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Beyerdynamic DT 1990 PRO 250-Ohm Open Studio Headphones w/ 1-Year Extended Warranty Expired
$399
$529.00
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Newegg has Beyerdynamic DT 1990 PRO 250 Ohm Open Studio Headphones w/ 1-Year Extended Warranty for $529 - $130 off w/ promo code FCLCWA9294 = $399. Shipping is free.
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Product Details:
- Ideal for: Musicians, sound engineers, producers, podcasters
- Open studio reference class headphones for mixing and mastering, Made in Germany
- 250 ohms, 45 mm dynamic Tesla neodymium drivers
- Single-sided, detachable cable with mini-XLR connectors
- Soft, replaceable ear pads and headband for extended studio sessions. Headphone frequency response: 5-40,000 Hz. Nominal sound pressure level: 102 dB SPL (1mW/500Hz)
- Delivery contents: 2 ear pads with different sound characteristics (analytical and well-balanced), two pairs of cables (3m straight and coiled), premium hard case
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- Our research indicates that this deal is $116.74 less (23% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $515.74 at the time of this posting.
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- 2 year warranty + 1 year extended warranty
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Newegg [newegg.com] has the Beyerdynamic DT 1990 PRO 250 Ohm Open Studio Headphones $529 - $130 off w/ promo code FCLCWA9294 = $399. Shipping is free.
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if you listen to classical music and are looking to critical listening then you should probably lean towards to Ananda.
If you want a more exciting headphone that is good for gaming and general listening, movies and such. I would lean towards to DT1990
However if you are sensitive to treble you should avoid them both because they both have they super high end,more so with the DT1990 but both have some pretty intense treble.
You would 100% need a headphone amp for the 250ohm DT1990s. There is a chance Anada's could be pushed with just a cell phone, they would be better on a headphone amp but you could at least get something from them on just a cell phone. The DT1990 you aren't going to get anything so you must have a AMP and a good amp at thatt. 250Ohm is hard to push.
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depends on what you like / want out of a headphone.
if you listen to classical music and are looking to critical listening then you should probably lean towards to Ananda.
If you want a more exciting headphone that is good for gaming and general listening, movies and such. I would lean towards to DT1990
However if you are sensitive to treble you should avoid them both because they both have they super high end,more so with the DT1990 but both have some pretty intense treble.
You would 100% need a headphone amp for the 250ohm DT1990s. There is a chance Anada's could be pushed with just a cell phone, they would be better on a headphone amp but you could at least get something from them on just a cell phone. The DT1990 you aren't going to get anything so you must have a AMP and a good amp at thatt. 250Ohm is hard to push.
if you listen to classical music and are looking to critical listening then you should probably lean towards to Ananda.
If you want a more exciting headphone that is good for gaming and general listening, movies and such. I would lean towards to DT1990
However if you are sensitive to treble you should avoid them both because they both have they super high end,more so with the DT1990 but both have some pretty intense treble.
You would 100% need a headphone amp for the 250ohm DT1990s. There is a chance Anada's could be pushed with just a cell phone, they would be better on a headphone amp but you could at least get something from them on just a cell phone. The DT1990 you aren't going to get anything so you must have a AMP and a good amp at thatt. 250Ohm is hard to push.
DT1990 is better in instrument separation and critical listening. More use for Studio use. But Ananda is better suited for pretty much for any occasion though. It handles many dac/amp so well, for example, I use IFI Gryphon, Go Blu, Chord Mojo2, Shanling H7 and A&C Kann Max for portable all around listening. Ananda can handle very High Volume so much better than DT1990 without any distortion. and if you boost Bass then you can feel so much better attack with Ananda. Also, DT1990 is more sensitive to treble region and with higher volume, it can be distorted.
So to me, Ananda is more exciting headphone for day to day casual listening if it fits your head well. The unit is very big and the adjustment isn't much flexible. and you are going to look so weird.
You must use an AMP to drive both. without it, the sound will be very tiny and you won't fill the full potention of these cans.
At home desk, I also use IFI Micro Signature, A&C Acro CA 1000 and some Schiit Stacks.
I'm almost tempted to buy a second pair...
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These have wildly different sound profiles....