[cdstamper]

I'm still on my search for the perfect headphone. I want an on-ear (portable) style that sounds very good, but doesn't leak AT ALL.
 
I work in a quiet office, and I don't want to annoy my coworkers.
 
So far, I've auditioned dozens of headphones. I've found several that sound good, and even went ahead and bought a pair of TMA1s (Studio) and a pair of HD25s.
 
The TMAs may as well be speakers - they leak horrible. The HD25s are decent - at low volumes they don't really leak at all. But I often listen loud, and they aren't really going to cut it - they still leak too much.
 
I already have / don't want IEMs.
 
I'm looking in the $200-$400 range. I suppose over-ear would be ok, if that's the only option.
 
Does anyone know of anything? How do the M80s fair in this regard?

 

[concrete]

DT770M - the drummers version of the DT770, zero holes.

 

[cdstamper]

Sounds interesting, any personal experience? I tried the DT770, felt very very open. I wasn't extremely impressed by the sound, but I could probably get used to it...

 

[Nochaunceinell]

AirBuds (www.air-buds.com) are made with an awesome foam that keeps all sound IN. they run about 40$ they also just sell the foam tips which are better than the comply tips IMHO

 

[Currawong]

I just pulled out my M80s to test the isolation and at loud volumes they don't isolate completely.  I don't think there are headphones that aren't going to leak at least a bit at high volumes, unless they are chock full of damping material.
 
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AirBuds (www.air-buds.com) are made with an awesome foam that keeps all sound IN. they run about 40$ they also just sell the foam tips which are better than the comply tips IMHO

 
 
He posted:

I already have / don't want IEMs.

 
So please, rather than spamming the forum with the same post in every thread about cheap IEMs, why don't you think of something more interesting to contribute?