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You can purchase Black Edition of those headphones for a little bit more.
DT 900 PRO X is more expensive, and I doubt that for games you will notice the difference.
But if you don't care about price difference, search for comparision.
I know that DT 990 PRO 250 Ohm is for sure worth the purchase.
32 Ohm is for devices like smartphone, or mp3 player.
Here you have a guy asking for an amp, so you can learn more about it.
Anyway, I would go 250 Ohm.
https://www.reddit.com/r/headphones/comments/q1761q/beyerdynamic_dt_990_pro_250_ohm_without_amp/
YouTube video >>> 250 Ohm Headphones WITHOUT an Amp?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXqs2ZiHXHI
They're .. alright, I think? It's definitely good, the sound quality is very nice, but I don't think I hear 'better' than other players. My mate has some cheap 30€ headset and he often makes plays or calls based on sounds that I don't hear. Although to put the copium aside, I'm pretty sure I just suck when it comes to hearing audio cues in general, regardless of headset.
From pure sound quality, I can definitely recommend it. By far the best out of any headsets / headphones I've tried. I'd imagine the 250 Ohm to just be a straight upgrade, provided you can power them.
Currently using Sennheiser HD 560S and thy're great, low bass but very clean, very accurate
and easy to drive.
you need an eq to play hunt as the high pitched screeching might kill you with that headset
Good and free.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/equalizerapo/
And interface
https://sourceforge.net/projects/peace-equalizer-apo-extension/
But im right: i have lots of friends that cant hear sheet no matter how good their headphones are.
I currently recommend IEMs (Truthear Zero Blues/Reds) or indeed the DT 770 Pro 80 Ohm.
The reason I currently prefer IEMs is due to their affordability, comfort (especially during summer) and the fact that the sound is like its inside your head, instead of it going through your ears first.
The 770 Pros are great too but do have quite a bit of clamping force, making it uncomfortable for some to have on for a gaming session.
do i need a DAC and AMP for this to be good in Hunst showdown?
If you buy the 80 Ohm version, the AMP is not a requirement, in the future you could "upgrade" your audio again by buying an AMP though.
They're basically retuned 770s that are plug & play.
https://global.beyerdynamic.com/team-tygr.html?nosto=gaminglp_kopfhoerer
Buy simple version, you don't need pro or whatever they call it - waste of money.
For versions with more than 32 Ohms (80 or 250) you'll need an amp as the sound might become quieter without it.
So guess a DT 770 332 ohms would be better? I dont know anything about headset and sound in general :(
So i really apprciate all your help :)
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