Beyerdynamic launches a new range of IEM headphones for broadcast production

Los nuevos DT 70 IE, DT 71 IE, DT 72 IE and DT 73 IE de Beyerdynamic They reinforce the brand's commitment to in-ear headphones (IEM) for broadcast environments.

The new in-ear Beyerdynamic are equipped with dynamic controller system TESLA.11 of the brand, which offers ultra-clear sound with a minimal distortion (THD of 0.02%). These IEMs, which promise “unmatched resolution” and a maximum sound pressure level of 137 dB, making them one of the most “powerful and clean on the market,” in the words of the brand itself.

He DT 70 IE Features linear tuning aligned with the Fletcher-Munson curve, ensuring accurate reproduction of low and high frequencies. Additionally, its -39 dB passive acoustic isolation makes it an option for studio and live environments. He DT 71 IE offers enhanced bass clarity and treble detail, with slightly reduced mids for a more dynamic feel. The range is completed with DT 72 IE, which emphasizes the natural balance of the sound while compensating for the “occlusion effect”, and the DT 73 IE, which ensures linear sound reproduction and a smooth, fatigue-free sound profile, highlighting tonal precision and harmonic details.

In addition to the IEMs, Beyerdynamic presented the next generation of its studio headphones: the DT 1990 PRO MKII (open) and los DT 1770 PRO MKII (closed). Both models feature the new premium TESLA.45 drivers and reduced impedance (30 ohms), allowing compatibility with more devices without sacrificing audio fidelity.

The latest Beyerdynamic solutions will be present at the Data Media and Soundware Media stand at ISE 2025.