nightingelf

Well I just tested the DT770-250 pro with my ordnance .22 amp. I didn't crank the volume up to listen to any music piece and there was people talking all around me at the same time but I could not hear them. The amp knob was at about 9 or 10 oclock position. But it does seem flat which Uncle Wilson said it was due to it being cans for monitoring rather than leisure listening.

Well, as the title has already said it. Its new and not many knows of it.

Manufacturer / Model Denon / AH-D1100

Driver unit 50 mm

Impedance 32 Ω

Sensitivity 101 dB/mW

Max imput 1000 mW (IEC)

Reproduction bandwidth 5Hz~37,000 Hz

Cable length 1.3m

Plug stereo mini plug (3.5mm diameter / L / 24K)

Weight ~153g

From http://www.geekstuff4u.com/denon-ah-d1100-headphones.html

I tried it out at Jaben while actually trying out the DT770 pro, ES7 and ESW9. The prices for those are roughly 234, 240, 400+. And I actually told Uncle Wilson that I would prefer the Denon AH-D1100 over those.

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Opinions? I am looking forward to comparing the Shure SRH840, Denon AH-D1100, Beyerdynamic DT770 pro, Grado SR225 and Audio Technica A900, to help with my choice in buying new headphones.

Thanks for the reply. So would 250 ohms be okay? Kinda find headphones with semi-open or closed. Would need the soundstage, would also want to have a warm sound.

I would like to ask if the Ordnance .22 amp could actually power a DT770-600 ohms. Or is there a need to get better portable amplifiers?

I am currently using my Ordnance .22 with Audio Technica Ath-es5. My music genre taste is quite a wide range. While I do listen to classicals, I also listen to acoustic, some times heavy metal, others maybe nu-metal or rock.

Its a very wide range.