Beyerdynamic DT 900 PRO X Studio-hovedtelefoner

Open-Back Studio Headphones for Critical Listening and Mixing

The Beyerdynamic DT 900 PRO X is a circumaural, open-back studio headphone built for mixing engineers and mastering professionals who demand a transparent window into their audio. At its core is the new STELLAR.45 driver, developed in Heilbronn, Germany, which delivers a broad 5 Hz to 40 kHz frequency range and operates at a 48-ohm impedance. You can use it at full studio levels from laptops, interfaces, or even phones without a dedicated amp.

What Sets This Model Apart

Featuring the STELLAR.45 transducer, which blends a neodymium ring magnet with copper-clad high-tech wire and a three-layer diaphragm with an integrated damping layer. This precise build keeps the voice coil perfectly centered during intense sessions, resulting in clean transients at higher volumes. For added precision, the Beyerdynamic HEADPHONE LAB software reads each unit’s serial number and applies a personalized calibration curve.

Driver, Build, and Connectivity Specifications

Everything centers around a high-efficiency dynamic driver and a robust mechanical design made for daily studio work.

• Operating Principle: Open-back, circumaural (over-ear) — experience a broader, more natural stereo image with every track.
• Frequency Response: 5 Hz – 40 kHz — enjoy deep sub-bass and sparkling highs that consumer headphones can’t reach.
• Nominal Impedance: 48 ohms — works effortlessly with laptops, audio interfaces, and mobile devices, no separate amp required.
• With a weight (without cable) of 345 g, these headphones feel sturdy but are light enough for long creative sessions.
• Cable: Detachable 1.8 m or 3 m straight cable, mini-XLR to 3.5 mm with 6.35 mm adapter — swap cable length based on your workspace or mobile setup.

For Producers, Mix Engineers, and Critical Listeners

This model is a reliable choice for engineers and producers who need a clear, honest reference to reveal subtle details. Its low 48-ohm impedance suits project and home studios, removing the need for an extra headphone amplifier. The open-back construction and velour pads support long editing and review sessions where comfort and precision both matter.

Handmade in Heilbronn, Germany

From the spring-steel headband to the GRP structural elements and rugged mini-XLR connector, this instrument is assembled by hand in Germany. Nearly every component—earpads, headband pad, cable, drivers, and housing—can be replaced to keep your headphones working for years.