[tmhifi]

I´m looking for a great pair of headphones to do some mixing and producing work on the road.
 
They need to be closed, over the ear.
 
Criteria:
- Comfort great, will work for many hours straight
- Non-ear fatiquing sound, flat sound, maybe even a bit laidback like HD650, but more detailed and clearer
- Needs to isolate lot of outside noise
 
Few that crossed my path:
Beyerdynamic T70
Beyerdynamic T5p
 
Any opinions on those?
 
Please give me some other suggestions!

 

[olegausany]

Add AH-D600 to your list

 

[vinyl addict]

Some good cans by Denon AH-#### line
 

 

[Slivortal]

This link may help.
 
http://www.innerfidelity.com/content/innerfidelitys-wall-fame-ear-pad-sealed
 

 

[valerianaoff]

+1 for Sennheiser Amperiors - supra but they do a good job

 

[thisthingz]

T5p's sound fantastic, theres a lot that can be searched about them. I would rate them as neutral to slightly lighter on the bass than real life (judged upon classical, symphony/concerto type stuff), clarity, feeling of space, and separation are superb. 
 
ultrasone sig pro: they are bassier than the t5p's, I would rate them slightly heavier on the bass than real life. the clarity, separation, feeling of space aren't as good. But they sound warmer and more pleasant, I wouldn't necessarily say they are more accurate though. 
 
as far as isolation goes, they're both pretty good. I think the sig pro's might isolate a tiny bit better, because of the higher clamping force. The t5p's are significantly more comfortable, but that said, the sig pro's aren't uncomfortable (unless you have large-ish ears, then I can see that your ear will likely rub against the cloth covering the driver.)
 
the sig pro's are smaller by a good bit, and foldable which makes them a lot more portable if thats an issue.
 
 
overall i think the t5p's are a slightly higher quality headphone, but it depends what you're looking for.