Beyerdynamic has unveiled its new DT 30 IE in-ear monitors, which boast “no compromises on sound quality”, and are aimed at musicians from the rehearsal room to the big stage.
Designed to meet the demands of modern live performances, the DT 30 IE in-ears boast powerful 11mm dynamic drivers, delivering a balanced sound across a range of 5 – 20,000 Hz. They also offer high passive noise isolation of up to 39 dB, meaning their personal mix isn’t disrupted or muddied by the loud elements around them like drums, guitar amps or loud audiences.
Additionally, the new in-ears sport an IP54-certified design, meaning they’re resistant to dust, water splashes and anything else the stage might throw at you.
Comfort has been a focus of the design process, too, with an ergonomic design that fits snugly in the ear and weighs just 2.7 grams per earpiece. Each set of DT 30 IE in-ears comes with three pairs of silicone ear tips and three pairs of foam ear tips in sizes S, M and L, catering to a range of different ear sizes and material preferences.
They’re durable, too, with Kevlar-reinforced detachable cables with an MMCX connector system – replaceable if necessary. Meanwhile, gold-plated connectors and integrated memory wire ensure a stable connection.
“With in-ear monitors for live use in particular, we often see compromises between sound quality, isolation and durability,” says Kevin Nietsch, Product Manager for Pro Audio at beyerdynamic. “A truly balanced combination of these requirements is still rare. With DT 30 IE, we aim to change that – by consistently bringing this valuable balance to the stage.”
“Whether I’m on an arena tour, performing at a festival or playing a club show with SDP, GReeeN or DJing myself, I can always count on my beyerdynamic in-ear monitors,” says DJ and producer Qris.
“Their clear, balanced sound and excellent noise isolation on loud stages provide me with the same sound quality live as I’m accustomed to hearing from my beyerdynamic headphones in the studio.”
The DT 30 IEs are available now from the beyerdynamic online store and from authorised retailers, priced at £99.
Learn more at beyerdynamic.
Sam is the Associate News Editor for Guitar.com and MusicTech. Thoroughly immersed in music culture for the majority of his life, Sam has played guitar for 20 years, studied music technology and production at university, and also written for the likes of MusicRadar, Guitar World, Total Guitar and Metal Hammer.
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