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The video primarily discusses the newly introduced Beamic cable for the Beyerdynamic DT 900 Pro X headphones, emphasizing its modern features like a mini XLR to USB-C connection, built-in amplifier, DAC, and media controls designed for compatibility with devices lacking traditional headphone jacks. The speaker appreciates the cable's versatility but feels that the sound quality enhancements fall short of expectations, particularly in treble and bass performance. While the headphones are noted for their solid build and comfort, their sound profile would significantly benefit from calibration adjustments in treble and sub-bass frequencies. Despite these shortcomings, the speaker still recommends the DT 900 Pro X model, especially when paired with software solutions like Sound ID or EQ APO for optimized sound. The video concludes with a call to action for viewer engagement and community participation.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the new Beamic cable for the Beyerdynamic DT 900 Pro X headphones, which now includes a mini XLR connector on one end and a USB-C connector on the other. The new cable features a built-in amplifier, DAC, and media controls, making it compatible with many modern devices that lack traditional headphone jacks. The speaker notes that this innovation is a significant step forward given the prevalence of USB-C ports. However, they express some disappointment regarding the expected improvements in sound quality, highlighting a slight reduction in treble and bass, but not the substantial enhancements they had hoped for. This cable adaptation makes the headphones more versatile but does not fully utilize the opportunity to improve their audio performance.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses how the headphone could have been improved by reducing the treble peaks by 3 to 4 dB and adding a sub-bass boost below 100 Hz. They note that while the headphone is well-built and comfortable, its sound profile could benefit from sound calibration software like Sound ID or EQ APO. The speaker is puzzled by the manufacturer, Beyerdynamic’s, decision not to make these adjustments, which could have potentially dominated the market by eliminating the need for additional sound calibration. Despite these flaws, the speaker still recommends the headphone over other open-back models by the same manufacturer but advises using software to fix the treble issues.
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In this part of the video, the creator encourages viewers to leave a like, comment, and share what they’d like to see in future videos. The creator also invites viewers to join the community on Discord or the forum via links in the video description and reminds them to subscribe for more content. The segment ends with a sign-off and background music.