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expired Posted by tDames | Staff • Jan 21, 2025
Jan 21, 2025 12:02 AM
BeyerDynamic TYGR 300R Wired Open-Back Audiophile Gaming Headphones $136 + Free Shipping
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I liked these better than the 990 Pros which had little to no bass.
The TYGR has bass, not overdone leading to a very full sound that doesn't fatigue you. Imaging and soundstage are very good too imo.
I liked these better than the 990 Pros which had little to no bass.
The TYGR has bass, not overdone leading to a very full sound that doesn't fatigue you. Imaging and soundstage are very good too imo.
When it comes to gaming, since they're closed back, they end up kind of shoving the sound into your ears (ear fatigue). The lower 80 ohm version has much better low end, but less hi end detail. If you end up going for dt770, get the 80 ohm. Also, the 250 ohm has the silly coiled cable that always gets caught on things and isn't long enough.
The Tygr completely surprised me, I picked one up for fun. It has all the detail you could want, a MUCH better sound stage from the open back, and adequate low end. ZERO listening fatigue. The only reason to not get a set of Tygrs is if your listening environment is loud, you hear literally everything through the open back.
When it comes to gaming, since they're closed back, they end up kind of shoving the sound into your ears (ear fatigue). The lower 80 ohm version has much better low end, but less hi end detail. If you end up going for dt770, get the 80 ohm. Also, the 250 ohm has the silly coiled cable that always gets caught on things and isn't long enough.
The Tygr completely surprised me, I picked one up for fun. It has all the detail you could want, a MUCH better sound stage from the open back, and adequate low end. ZERO listening fatigue. The only reason to not get a set of Tygrs is if your listening environment is loud, you hear literally everything through the open back.
Even now it continues to surprise me when I watch stuff or game with the detailed sound it outputs. Sometimes i catch myself looking around the room for a sound I thought I heard in the room but was actually from the media I was consuming.
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When it comes to gaming, since they're closed back, they end up kind of shoving the sound into your ears (ear fatigue). The lower 80 ohm version has much better low end, but less hi end detail. If you end up going for dt770, get the 80 ohm. Also, the 250 ohm has the silly coiled cable that always gets caught on things and isn't long enough.
The Tygr completely surprised me, I picked one up for fun. It has all the detail you could want, a MUCH better sound stage from the open back, and adequate low end. ZERO listening fatigue. The only reason to not get a set of Tygrs is if your listening environment is loud, you hear literally everything through the open back.