Listen and communicate with the BEYERDYNAMIC DT 109 200/50 50 Ohm.

The BEYERDYNAMIC DT 109 200/50 50 Ohm. is a professional binaural headset with a dynamic microphone designed to combine listening to a return signal with voice pickup. Its closed-back, circumaural headphones cover both ears, while the hypercardioid microphone, mounted on an adjustable boom arm, allows the pickup to be aimed at the mouth. It is intended for live broadcasts, television, cinema, and language laboratories, for both operators starting out in these environments and professionals who need to integrate listening and communication into a single piece of equipment.

Monitoring through both ears and directional voice pickup for working with return and voice at the same time.

Key features of the BEYERDYNAMIC DT 109 200/50 50 Ohm.

Closed-back, circumaural binaural headphones

Hypercardioid dynamic microphone with adjustable boom arm

Ambient noise attenuation of approximately 20 dBA

Modular construction with separately replaceable components

Detachable side cable not included, to be selected according to the receiving equipment

What makes the BEYERDYNAMIC DT 109 200/50 50 Ohm. special?

Its modular construction allows worn parts to be replaced without replacing the entire headset. In facilities with continuous shifts, having replaceable ear pads, headband, transducers, and microphone boom arm makes equipment maintenance easier. It is a practical advantage for studios and production centers that need to keep their workstations operational and manage the wear and tear of each component individually.

Listening and pickup are addressed in complementary ways: the closed-back earcups reduce the noise reaching the user, while the microphone's directivity helps select the voice sent to the system. The adjustable boom arm allows you to find a suitable position near the mouth; it is advisable to take time for this adjustment when preparing a voiceover or a live broadcast. The weight of 390 g without the cable is also a factor to consider when organizing prolonged sessions.

Before putting it into service, it is necessary to choose a cable compatible with the connection of the mixer, interface, or broadcast equipment. The cable is not included, so checking the connector of the receiving equipment is part of the system preparation.