[no1likesme]

My roommate and I have just started hosting a radio show and I am trying to find some inexpensive closed cans that would be comfortable and have enough isolation so I don't get feedback trough the mic (for some reason they have portapros in the studio right now) I am open to any suggestions for closed cans that can be had for about $30-40. These do not need to have the best audio quality as they will only be used so we can hear callers while on the air. I cannot stress enough that they have to be CHEAP!

to recap:
1. Closed
2. CHEAP
3. COMFORTABLE (i have a 4 hour slot)
4. CHEAP
5. Yes I am to lazy to search and I just want someone to tell me.

 

[AnGeLiCbOrIs]

The HTX7 sounds like a great choice. They are light, comfy, and they look and sound good.

Enjoy!

 

[facelvega]

X2. The next step up would be the Sony V6, but that's out of the price range. The Panasonics sound like a great choice.

 

[ClieOS]

X3. I think it will fit your need...

My review of HTX7 is in my signature.

 

[no1likesme]

Thanks a lot for the responses. Looks like I have to pick up a few pairs of these.

 

[episiarch]

I think it's a nice choice for that. It's comfortable enough, and very decent-fi for the price. You could also consider the Sennheiser HD201 which I believe sells in the low $20's. Very comfortable, but that's in large part because it doesn't clamp much (on medium-sized heads, anyway) and isn't as isolating as the HTX7.

 

[Nagasaki_Kid]

If you are really strapped in the cash department try some philips hp460. Philips is way under rated in this forum.

edit: retract, sorry philips hp460 have poor isolation