Dekoni Audio Choice Suede

Not sure which ones these are, the title doesn't say because I got one pair for my dt 880 600 ohm and one pair for my friends dt 770 80ohm as a christmas present. I went off Z reviews guide for pads which is titled "Beyerdynamic Pad Swap Adventure _(Z Reviews)_ Every Dekoni Pad Tested!" I would highly recommend watching your specific headphones section on that video and maybe the intro. Pad swapping is so so worth it, cheapest way to greatly increase comfort but more over to change sound signature. If there is something you don't like about your cans, something that you want to accentuate or just want to try a new signature this is the cheapest and easiest way to do it.

I got my Beyerdynamic DT 880 600 ohms thanks to Zeos I got these pads to go with it. Choice Suede balances everything out honestly it sounds really nice I noticed that the 880s don't have a cover over the driver with them unlike these. But the pads are so comfortable regardless I feel like it can sit on my head for hours I was beginning to feel uncomfortable on the 880s pads after an hour but these pads make me feel like I can go hours not gonna lie. Overall superB pads

My earpads were getting pretty beat so I decided to do some research. I saw multiple online posts about how Dekoni makes the best earpads for Beyerdynamic headphones, and the suede ones especially were not only the most comfortable but also manage to make the sound better. Both are very true. I can not recommend these enough. I am honestly considering buying multiple pairs as backup just in case they stop making them in the future.

If you have a DT 177x Go please buy the Choice Suede it makes a world of difference for comfort and sound quality its insane! Bass and treble so perfectly balanced while losing no detail. I did also try them on DT 1990 Pro but I was not impressed they sounded muddy to me. Gear: DT 177x GO Dt 1990 Pro RME ADI-2 DAC

For those who own the Beyerdynamics TYGR 300 R and wondering if they fit, they do! The problem is that there is far more base than before because of how wide the earpads are. I ended up returning these and getting the beyerdynamic EDT990VB EDT 990 VB Ear pad Set Velour Black from the Beyerdynamic store, which fit and sound like the originals.

So yeah, they're boosting comfort a lot for me. But they ruin the sound entirely. Will have to return them.

The DT880 is my silver medal of a headphone. Toppled only by my ZMF Verite Closed for detail and enjoyability. I use suedes on the VC as the preferred of all the other material types. The headphones share some similarities that made me think this was the route to go, but the DT880 are a hard headphone to get right on alternative pads. One reviewer who I trusted did a shootout on pads and these were the ones I landed on. I don't think the issue is with the pads as they may work for the others, but for the 880s... no. The bass is surprisingly elevated like someone cranked mid-bass to +6db. Muddy as hell bass. Details still shine through, but it's a bad representation of the headphones. This is my second set of Dekonis for the 880 and both are terrible options for my taste and headphones.

(Choice Suede + Tygr 300 R Review) If you enjoy the stock tuning of the Beyerdynamic TYGR 300 R, I would recommend you to skip these pads. Unless you want to add some rumble & some bass to your Tygr's audio, then feel free to experiment with these pads. However, this comes at the risk of turning your Tygrs to sound muddy (depending on your preferences). For my ears, the clarity is 70-80% of what stock pads sound like. That missing 20-30% is (for my ears) a concert hall type of reverb, and I certainly enjoy it. I don't know how to put it to words properly, but this might be the decisive factor that will either make or break the Tygr's intended tuning: either the upper-mids & treble sound recessed and nasally, or they are attenuated just right for those of treble-sensitivity.

dt1990に装着すると低音がものすごく増えます 低音強調が苦手な人は注意が必要。