MMX 300

In a computer, at least an on-board sound card with analog microphone and headphone connector is necessary. In many cases, such a standard solution already works perfectly fine. An external audio interface is recommended under some circumstances. It is not necessary in every application or with every device. We recommend to test the headset with the intergrated soundcard. If you are not happy with the result, you can still upgrade to a better soundcard. Several gaming consoles allow the direct connection of a headset to their controller.

Of the beyerdynamic headphones, the DT 770 PRO in the 32 Ohm variant corresponds most closely to the MMX 300. The other variants of the DT 770 PRO do not correspond to the MMX 300 in terms of sound and electrical quality.

The MMX 100 is an analog headset, while the MMX 150 is a USB headset with an integrated sound card. We answer when which headset is best under “When should I choose the MMX 100 and when should I choose the MMX 150?”. The acoustic tuning is identical for both headset models and the design is almost the same. Like the MMX 100, the MMX 300 is a purely analog headset. The MMX 300 is manufactured at the Heilbronn location with an acoustic driver, which we also manufacture ourselves at the beyerdynamic headquarter. The workmanship and acoustics are therefore on an even higher level. The sound characteristics of the MMX 300 have a little more presence in the treble and a more analytical sound. The MMX 100 and MMX 150 are a bit more bass emphasized than the MMX 300.