Then I will set the maximum possible 32 bit 384000 Hz.

I sometimes like to watch music videos and concert performances on YouTube in the Chrome browser. Please tell me what I need to select in this window for maximum sound quality:

Thanks! Great review.

I heard that the old versions were too bassy and the bass was booming, the new versions have even less bass than the HD 280 Pro. Which version did you listen to?

Have you heard what the Sennheiser HD 300 Pro sounds like?

If I listen to rock music, will the drums sound good? I'm not interested in sub-bass, I'm interested in mid-bass.

Thanks for your detailed answer. I bought the Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro 250 headphones. Do these headphones have more mid-bass than the Sennheiser HD 300 Pro?

I heard that the HD 300 Pro has less bass than the HD 280 Pro. This is true?

Can you please tell me if these headphones play better than the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro? At the moment, I am the owner of HD 280 Pro, but I want to purchase HD 300 Pro. What's up with their bass? Is it less or more than the HD 300 Pro? What else is the difference in sound from the HD 280 Pro?

Thanks everyone for the recommendations:thumbsup:

I'm looking for wired IEMs, wireless ones not interested.

V-shaped. My ideal sound is like in the Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro. Powerful, clean, tight bass, neutral mids without upper mids boost and bright, sparkling highs.

Up to $200. Source Hidizs S9 Pro.

I'm sick of Harman Target and everything the Chinese are doing in the IEM world🤮 Most of their IEMs have very high upper mids (2-4 kHz)🤯 I'm looking for something that will sound like a Sennheiser IE 300 or a Beyerdynamic Xelento 2. I don't want to buy a Sennheiser IE 300 because there are so...

By the way, my 770 32 do not have such a nasty highs as 1770.

Yes.

1. It is almost impossible to pull leatherette ear pads on the headphones that come with them in the kit. 2. Too much slow bass. I got a headache from that bass. 3. Sharp and unpleasant highs with a metallic color. 4. The midrange is closer than 770, but it's very boring, dead. 5. These...

I would have stayed with the 770. 1770 a bad headphone.

I used CEntrance DACportable SP.

I also had Beyerdynamic Custom Studio headphones with velour ear pads. Outside, they played very quietly, even at high volume.

Possibly, the beyerdynamic changed something in the design of the 1770 in new batches. I had two copies of these headphones and both of them played out very loudly.

No, it is not. When I gave him these headphones and he listened to the music in them at medium volume, I myself heard that they are playing out very loudly. Alas.

When I listened to my 1770 with velor, my brother, a meter away, was very indignant that he clearly hears everything that plays in my headphones. The volume was average. There are no such problems on Custom Studio, Custom One Pro, 770 32.

The problem is that with velor ear pads, the 1770s play out like laptop speakers. People a meter away will listen to your music.