Beyerdynamic DT 30 IE
Up to 39 dB isolation, IP54 protection, and a Kevlar cable with MMCX connectors. We test sound, comfort, and build quality.
If you love to play with your digital piano at night, you may have already become acquainted with your neighbor’s rhythmic broomstick beating. As nice as this duet sounds, for the sake of peace in your house you should buy a pair of headphones.
Some e-piano manufacturers offer their own headphones to match their instrument. This is not only “insanely clever” marketing, but has quite its purpose! After all, the manufacturer knows his instrument better than almost anyone else and can tune a headset exactly to this. Most of the time the sounds are played as clearly and balanced as you wish. Above all, the bass does not stand out unpleasantly, as you might hear when listening to your e-piano with your regular studio or hi-fi headphones.
But even drummers should consider a headset that has been specially optimized for this genre: high level stability, no distortions and robustness should be the deciding purchase arguments.
Up to 39 dB isolation, IP54 protection, and a Kevlar cable with MMCX connectors. We test sound, comfort, and build quality.
Neutral, fatigue-free sound with tight lows and razor-clear mids. Lightweight, modular build and strong isolation — a no-drama studio workhorse.
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