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beyerdynamic DT 275 Pro
Studio Headphones
- Supra-aural/ on-ear
- Closed-back design
- Dynamic
- Frequency range: 5 - 24,000 Hz
- Impdeance: 45 Ohm
- Sound pressure level: 96 dB
- Driver: 45 mm
- Power rating: 100 mW
- Artificial leather ear pads
- Detachable, single-sided coiled cable with a locking mechanism
- Cables can be routed on either the left or the right-hand side
- Weight: 200 g (without cable)
- Colour: Black
- Includes a 1.5–3 m coiled cable, a 6.3 mm jack adapter and a carry pouch
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Available since July 2026
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Item number 647881
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Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
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Design On-Ear
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System Closed Back
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Impedance 45 Ohms
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Frequency range 5 Hz – 24000 Hz
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Adaptor Yes
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Replaceable Cable Yes
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Colour Black
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Max. SPL 96 dB
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Type Of Connector Jack, mini-jack
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Weight 200 g
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Closed-back on-ear monitors
The beyerdynamic DT 275 Pro is a closed on-ear monitoring headphone model designed for reliable signal assessment in demanding professional environments – a control-first tool rather than studio listening headphones. The headphones' closed design and high passive noise isolation keeps ambient sound at bay, allowing the listener to focus on what matters: Speech intelligibility, level accuracy, and critical audio details. The leatherette earpads and a low overall weight of 195g combine to ensure comfortable wear across long production days, and the detachable cable connects to either the left or right earcup, giving both left and right-handed users maximum freedom of movement. Replaceable earpads, headband padding, and cable make the DT 275 Pro headphones (which are made in Germany) a long-term professional investment.
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Durable and dependable
The beyerdynamic DT 275 Pro's detachable cable locks into place via a bayonet connector – plug in and turn to secure. The decoupled cable design also reduces handling and cable noise during use (particularly useful in video and field recording contexts), while the gold-plated connectors and the included 6.35mm adapter protect against corrosion for long-term reliability. The 45mm drivers cover a frequency range of 5Hz to 24kHz, extending well beyond the limits of human hearing in both directions, and at 45 ohms impedance, the DT 275 Pro operates reliably from laptop headphone outputs, smartphones, tablets, cameras, and audio interfaces or mixing consoles with lower-powered headphone stages. With a nominal SPL of 105dB, it offers high sensitivity and can handle up to 100mW, providing ample headroom for monitoring transient peaks.
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From FOH to content creation and DJ sets
The beyerdynamic DT 275 Pro's balanced sound tuning and high passive isolation make it a natural fit for FOH and other live production settings where dependable signal assessment is essential. Broadcast engineers and field recording operators will benefit from its focused sound and controlled bass response, while content creators can concentrate fully on the material at hand, with the low weight keeping fatigue at bay during long production days. The compact on-ear design takes up minimal space whether packed away or in use. DJs can rely on the locking cable mechanism to stay connected through physical handling, with the swivelling earcups allowing single-ear monitoring without removing the headphones entirely.
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About beyerdynamic
beyerdynamic was founded in 1924 by its namesake Eugen Beyer in Berlin and initially manufactured loudspeakers for film palaces before making a huge impact on the sound engineering industry in 1937 with the development of the first pair of dynamic headphones, the DT 48, followed in 1939 by the first dynamic microphone, the M 19. After World War II, beyerdynamic moved its headquarters to the German town of Heilbronn, and today has locations in the US town of Farmingdale, New York State, as well as in Shenzhen, China. The company’s most popular products, a large proportion of which are still manufactured in Germany, have always included headphones and microphones for both live and studio use, and a wide selection of audio equipment for gamers and streamers is also on offer, particularly headsets for broadcast and gaming applications.
Monitoring, DJing, and location work
The DT 275 Pro suits FOH positions, mobile recording setups, broadcast scenarios, video shoots, DJ booths, and side-stage monitoring equally well, and the headphones will serve the same core purpose in any of these contexts: Assessing monitor mixes, evaluating speech quality, checking levels, or verifying a take quickly, even in busy environments – catching problems on location rather than in post-production. The cable combines a straight section with a coiled section, extending to 3m under tension while resting at 150cm without strain. The swivelling earcups also fold flat for compact storage in the included drawstring carrying pouch.
