New DT 990 PRO X Pro Studio Headphones From Beyerdynamic
The new beyerdynamic DT 990 PRO X are open-back headphones designed for comfort and a wide ... More soundstage, making them suitable for editing and mixing.
The German audio brand beyerdynamic.com has announced the launch of its latest pair of open-back headphones for critical listening and studio editing work. The beyerdynamic DT 990 PRO X offer advanced comfort levels and the kind of clarity that has made the headphone brand a firm favorite in studios and with broadcasters like the BBC.
The DT 990 PRO X dynamic headphones have an open-back design featuring a detachable cable, high comfort levels and beyerdynamic's renowned STELLAR.45 driver system. The lower impedance rating of 48Ω makes for improved performance across a wider range of devices.
The original DT 990 PRO has been used in recording studios since way back in the 1980s. The headphones are known for their detailed sound, affordable price, good comfort levels and the kind of durability that's essential for day-to-day use in the recording studio. In recent years, the DT 990 PRO has earned a following from musicians and producers, including the likes of Flume, Martin Garrix and Metro Boomin.
The unmistakable styling of beyerdynamic can be seen in the new beyerdynamic DT 990 PRO X open back ... More headphones.
The new DT 990 PRO X headphones are for critical listening use such as editing and mixing. Thanks to an expansive soundstage, beyerdynamic claims these headphones will complement studio monitors by offering the kind of precision and clarity that helps audio professionals identify small sonic details or any errors in a mix.
'Most at-home producers have studio monitors that they use to listen back to their mixes, says Kevin Nietsch, Product Manager at beyerdynamic. 'With the DT 990 PRO X, we wanted to create a tool that modern studio professionals didn't already have. The DT 990 PRO X headphones are engineered to magnify subtle mix imperfections that might otherwise go unnoticed – a true companion for studio monitors.'
Designed with home studio workflows in mind, the DT 990 PRO X have a 48Ω impedance so they can work with a wider range of playback devices, from professional audio interfaces to portable devices. They also have a detachable 3m mini-XLR to 3.5mm cable with a 6.3mm adapter that makes the headphones compatible with almost any listening device.
With a nominal impedance of 48Ω, the beyerdynamic DT 990 PRO X can work well with a wide range of ... More devices.
At the heart of these new headphones is beyerdynamic's STELLAR.45 driver system. Engineered in Germany, these drivers have a wide frequency range that runs from a rumbling 5Hz up to a bat-squeaking 40,000Hz. They offer high resolution, low distortion and a full dynamic response.
Additional features with the DT 990 PRO X include soft velour ear cushions and an ergonomically padded headband to alleviate pressure on top of the listener's head. The headphones also use serviceable components for an extended working life.
The beyerdynamic DT 990 PRO X studio headphones are available now and priced at $199 from beyerdynamic.com and other authorized retailers. Each pair includes a 3m Mini-XLR to 3.5mm jack cable, a 3.5mm to 6.3mm adapter and a drawstring carry bag.
Driver: STELLAR .45 dynamic.
Operating principle: Open.
Wearing style: circumaural.
Frequency response: 5 – 40,000Hz.
Nominal impedance: 48Ω.
Weight: 292g (without cable).
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