beyerdynamic DT 1990 PRO MKII Premium Tesla Studio Headphones for Mixing, Mastering and Editing (Open)
The DT 1990 PRO MKII open-back studio headphones are the second generation of the popular premium model. They boast improved sound, increased comfort and industry-leading workmanship made in Germany. At the heart is the newly developed TESLA.45 driver technology. Suitable for mixing, mastering and editing, they are the perfect choice for discerning users who want to take their tracks to the next level.
Thanks to their open-back design, the DT 1990 PRO MKII offers a natural, spatial sound pattern, which makes them ideal for professional mixing, mastering and editing.
Unrivaled Comfort: Elevate your listening experience with two interchangeable velour ear pad sets and a memory foam headband, ensuring luxurious comfort during extended sessions; switch effortlessly between fuller bass or analytical sound profiles to match your listening needs, maximizing enjoyment and reducing ear fatigue, perfect for prolonged professional use or leisurely audiophile indulgence.
Ready for Any Journey: Benefit from durable and secure detachable mini-XLR cables, offering the flexibility of a 3 m straight cable and a 5 m coiled cable; ensures that whether you're settled at your desk or need mobility around a studio, these cables adapt to your needs while maintaining excellent audio quality. Plus, the included premium hard case provides safe transport for your headphones, making them a reliable partner for any
Thanks to our German manufacturing expertise, the DT 1990 PRO MKII sets the benchmark in workmanship and durability. The TESLA.45 driver systems are measured within tight tolerances several times during production. High-quality materials such as anodised metal and hard-wearing plastics make the DT 1990 PRO MKII a long-term investment. In the interest of sustainability, almost every part of the premium headphones can be replaced.
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