Cuffie Beyerdynamic DT 700 Pro X

The Beyerdynamic DT 700 PRO X are closed-back circumaural studio headphones designed for both studio and mobile use. They use the newly developed STELLAR.45 driver with a neodymium ring magnet and copper-clad high-tech wire to deliver detailed, distortion-free sound across a wide, natural frequency range. With a durable metal headband, replaceable velour ear pads and a removable mini-XLR cable, these wired, over-ear headphones are built for long sessions and professional daily use.

Advantages

The STELLAR.45 transducer offers high efficiency and low distortion even at high sound pressure levels, ensuring reliable studio-quality reproduction on interfaces, laptops, tablets or mobile phones. The removable mini-XLR cable provides flexibility for different cable lengths and connectivity options. Ergonomic memory-foam padding in the headband and breathable velour ear pads provide extended wearing comfort, while robust construction and replaceable components support long-term use.

Suitable for

• Studio tracking and mixing
• Live monitoring and stage use
• Mobile production with laptops, tablets or phones
• Long listening sessions and critical listening

Key specifications

• Driver: STELLAR.45 closed-back transducer
• Impedance: 48 Ω
• Frequency response: 5 – 40,000 Hz
• Connectivity: Wired, removable mini-XLR cable
• Cable length: 3 m
• Ear coupling: Circumaural (over-ear)
• Wearing style: Head-band
• Weight: 350 g
• Colour: Black

How to use

Connect the DT 700 PRO X to your audio source using the supplied mini-XLR cable and suitable adapter or cable end for your device. Position the circumaural ear cups over the ears and adjust the metal headband until the memory-foam padding sits comfortably. For monitoring or mixing, listen at moderate levels and increase volume as needed; the transducer is optimized to remain distortion-free at high levels. Replace the removable cable or ear pads if different lengths or fresh cushioning are required.

Recommendations

Use the DT 700 PRO X with professional audio interfaces, desktop audio systems or portable devices; start with lower volume settings and raise gradually to prevent sudden loud peaks. Keep spare replaceable ear pads and a backup cable to extend service life, and store the headphones in a dry place when not in use.