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We’re entering perfect sad boy fall weather time, where hits from Radiohead, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, and Joy Division are in constant streaming. Goodbye, summer of sweaty, joyful, raucous pop; it’s time to wear sweaters and be introspective! Maybe these woebegone bands are inspiring you to make your own depressing music. Maybe you just want get all the stunning details woven into the production of these blue bops. Regardless of your intentions, beyerdynamic has you covered with major deals on two of its best headphones.
beyerdynamic DT 1990 Pro Studio Headphone $449.99 (Was $649)
The beyerdynamic DT 1990 Pro are some of the best mixing headphones you can get. The DT 1990s feature titanium-coated acoustic fabric and precision-woven textiles that help inform its sound. These cans feature big, perforated earcups and come with two sets of interchangeable earpads, which let you choose between sonic profiles with a neutral frequency response or a slight bass boost. The highly efficient, accurate 45mm Tesla neodymium drivers are designed to deliver high-resolution sound with powerful lows, detailed mids, and smooth highs. The qualities that make the DT 1990s great for mixing—detailed imaging and crisp transients, for example—also make them great for gaming and in-game sound design.
beyerdynamic DT 1770 Pro Studio Headphone $399.99 (Was $649)
Perfect for those who are all about that bass, the beyerdynamic DT 1770 Pro includes 45mm Tesla neodymium drivers and 150 ohms of impedance. Like the 1990s, these closed studio reference headphones are great for mixing, mastering, monitoring, and recording. You also get your money’s worth with these headphones thanks to two sets of ear pads (velour and leatherette), two 3-meter cables (coiled and straight), and a premium carrying case.