Beyerdynamic launches four new in-ear monitors catering to different needsNAMM 2025: Beyerdynamic is launching four new in-ear monitors, with each catering to different types of musicians and their needs.
The DT 70 IE, DT 71 IE, DT 72 IE and DT 73 IE all feature beyerdynamic’s TESLA.11 dynamic driver system, said to offer “superior resolution and clarity with minimal distortion”. Developed in Germany, each pair has high impulse fidelity for detailed sound reproduction, and with a maximum SPL of 137dB, the brand believes they’re some of the loudest, lowest-distortion systems soon-to-be on the market.

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Each pair comes with five different sized silicone eartips and three pairs of Comply memory foam eartips for better comfort and sound insulation. Let’s unpack what each pair can offer:

DT 70 IE for mixing and critical listening – Beyerdynamic says these offer a balanced sound signature ideal for studio professionals and audiophiles. A linear tuning that follows the Fletcher-Munson curve ensures accurate low frequencies and treble reproduction at any volume, and their acoustic tuning makes them ideal for evaluating mixes and live sound.
DT 71 IE for drummers and bassists – These deliver “powerful bass and clear treble”, with a sound that enhances low frequencies while ensuring detailed reproduction of cymbals, percussion and bass guitar overtones. Slightly reduced mids provide added clarity and transparency to promote precise timing.
DT 72 IE for guitarists and singers – With a natural sound balance for enhanced clarity, the DT 72IEs have subtly tuned bass providing a foundation without overwhelming lows, while natural low mids ensure transparency. The frequency response between 200-500 Hz compensates for the “occlusion effect,” preventing muffled sound.
DT 73 IE for orchestral musicians, pianists, and keyboard players – These deliver natural bass and mid-range with precise treble overtones, and have a linear sound reproduction between 20 Hz and 1 kHz for an accurate and authentic representation of every note. Ideal for orchestral musicians striving for tonal precision, they have a subtle treble boost from 5 kHz upwards to enhance overtones, allowing musicians to hear intricate harmonic details clearly.

The new IEMs will be showcased at NAMM, where beyerdynamic will also host live performances by Grammy-nominated artist, composer, and producer Cory Henry, as well as singer-songwriter Gina Miles, who won The Voice US back in 2023. The pair will of course be putting these new products into use.
The new beyerdynamic IEMs will be available in spring 2025 via the beyerdynamic e-shop for $499.99. Find out more by catching the team at NAMM, located in Hall A #11702.
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