Blowing a take because the monitoring lied to you in a loud room stings, and beyerdynamic aimed the DT 275 Pro straight at that problem. Closed-back build, German engineering, and passive muffling as high as 22 dBA, a number the brand reckons ranks near the top of its class.
Squishy earpads clamp a seal around the ear, which kills enough room noise for field recording, camera work, and live gigs where the stage is screaming. Earcups swivel, and the impedance runs low enough that basically any playback device drives them.
The cable locks in through a bayonet connector, and it clips to whichever earcup suits the situation. Pads, headband, and cable all swap out when they wear, which beats tossing the whole set.
Martin Stahl, who runs pro audio products at the company, framed it as insurance against the bad call nobody catches until the moment has passed, and he pitched the cans as portable confidence.
Price sits at $149.99, and they are shipping already.
Squishy earpads clamp a seal around the ear, which kills enough room noise for field recording, camera work, and live gigs where the stage is screaming. Earcups swivel, and the impedance runs low enough that basically any playback device drives them.
The cable locks in through a bayonet connector, and it clips to whichever earcup suits the situation. Pads, headband, and cable all swap out when they wear, which beats tossing the whole set.
Martin Stahl, who runs pro audio products at the company, framed it as insurance against the bad call nobody catches until the moment has passed, and he pitched the cans as portable confidence.
Price sits at $149.99, and they are shipping already.
