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other but let's get into it so the
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classic range
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they have a very strong and clean base
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they are lacking a little bit in that
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sub base so they don't have a really
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boomy and extended low end but they do
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have a very solid base the sort of low
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mids and mid range is a little bit
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scooped or recessed and then they have a
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really excellent treble response so they
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get quite bright and there's a lot of
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clarity in these headphones it's a very
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sort of well-known and trusted sound
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signature
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the only issue people have is that you
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have to pick a different impedance of
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headphones for a different task now
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again i've made a video all about this
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but it means that sometimes these are
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not loud enough if you plug them into a
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particular device taking a listen to the
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new dt pro x headphones the first thing
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you'll notice is that they are
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significantly louder than both the
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classic and the premium range what
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they've done is try to find one
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impedance and sensitivity that works for
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a lot of different devices so whether
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i'm plugging it into my sort of studio
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audio interface or just plugging it into
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an ipad it's always super loud if you
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want it to be now i don't recommend
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listening to music particularly loud but
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if you need that volume which you
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sometimes can't get out of other
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headphones you don't have a problem with
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these new ones so you can turn them up
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louder but what is that sound signature
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actually like to listen to i'd say they
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have a similar bass response to the
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classic range but where they've really
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reinforced it is in the sub bass so it's
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still a very clean sub bass but they
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just sound like they extend a lot deeper
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and they sound richer in that sub bass
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which to be honest makes them a lot more
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fun when you're producing then they're
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definitely warmer through the low mids
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they don't feel scooped in the low mids
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or the mid-range at all however they
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don't have the same airy treble response
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that the classic range or the premium
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range have they're a lot smoother in the
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top end and honestly it's a really
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interesting treble response because it's
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not crispy or airy like you might
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normally be used to with biodynamic
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headphones but it still has an awful lot
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of depth and it's very easy to still
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sort of hear where things are placed the
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stereo image is brilliant it just
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doesn't have that sort of airy quality
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that i know for some people can be a
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little bit fatiguing but how do they
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compare to the premium dt pro headphones
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so firstly starting with the bass and
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the sub bass it's very similar to the
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pro x you get a very strong and clean
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sub bass and bass here i'd say it's a
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little easier to sort of place and mix
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the sub bass frequencies in these in
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particular they start sounding more sort
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of neutral or even maybe slightly
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recessed through the mid-range but then
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as you get to the treble these become
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incredibly airy very crispy and this is
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what you want for a lot of the
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applications with these headphones
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especially when you're mastering or
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doing critical mixing decisions that
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extra sort of airy analytical quality is
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usually what you need in those
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situations but it can mean that for some
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people it can be quite intense if you're
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not used to it but i'm sure you'd agree
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if you could sit here and try these on
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listening to a range of music with me
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you'd hear that it's not that one is
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better than the other they really are
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three different headphones for three