Difference between different OHM headphones?

[Valhallatier]

As all models have the same sensitivity they should require the same amount of power to drive to the same volume. The reason that the lower impedance models get louder is because they will draw more power from a constant voltage (and most sources output the same voltage regardless of load). Overall the DT line is sensitive enough that even the 250 ohm can be driven comfortably by most onboard sound.

U WOT M8

[Guest]

U WOT M8

 

Ah, the Head-fi sockpuppet awakens.

[Valhallatier]

Ah, the Head-fi sockpuppet awakens.

not going to be mean, i hate the placebo-fi community....

but in all seriousness, i have the DT880 250 for 8 months now, safe to say i rather pick up the ATH-M50 Tek syndicate threw at the trash can, lick it up with my sticky tongue, and run it through an 80's super noisy receiver.

[creatip123]

Jakartian sounds like a real term.

Or Jakarian.

Jakarianian is too long.

 

 

In our language, Jakarian actually sounds something like 'scrotumian', no shit. 

 

Seeing how Narnia => Narnian, and Sparta => Spartan, perhaps the best would be Jakartan

 

*so unsignificant topic....

[.spider.]

http://graphs.headphone.com/graphCompare.php?graphType=3&graphID%5B%5D=2231&graphID%5B%5D=713&graphID%5B%5D=2131&scale=30

I would buy the 250ohm version and even a average soundcard isn't a problem.

[Lauen]

not going to be mean, i hate the placebo-fi community....

but in all seriousness, i have the DT880 250 for 8 months now, safe to say i rather pick up the ATH-M50 Tek syndicate threw at the trash can, lick it up with my sticky tongue, and run it through an 80's super noisy receiver.

wat

[Guest]

wat

 

I stopped trying to understand the random grunts and screams awhile ago.

[Zerolessmusic]

I have the dt 770 pros, I opted to buy the 80 ohms version and they work fine for my setup...