The DT 880 PRO has a very linear frequency response, while the DT 990 PRO has a slightly more accentuated bass and accordingly more present trebles for a pleasant balance. Both are primarily designed for studio applications. The TYGR 300 R focuses on gaming and is based on the frequency response of the DT 990 PRO. A powerful bass and detailed accentuated treble go very well with gaming. However, the sound design of the DT 990 PRO has been further optimized for gaming, sometimes through the use of a special acoustic fleece.

The MMX 300 and the TYGR 300 R both have a system with 32 ohms impedance. However, the TYGR 300 R has an open design which results in a better three-dimensionality of sound and a higher wearing comfort due to less heat generation. The slightly lower contact pressure also contributes to a more comfortable fit. In terms of material quality, both are on a par. The TYGR 300 R, however, uses a specially developed acoustic fleece, which provides better sound reproduction in the treble compared to the MMX 300. In general, if ambient noise is not a problem and you don’t necessarily want a headset, we would recommend TEAM TYGR for optimal sound reproduction and recording