[sanakaku]

So like the title suggest i will be using it at the studio for work (mostly classical) i want closed and very comfortable, cans that can run w/o amp, this is just another buy that i want to keep
 
I might go for a beyer or Denon D200/D7 any added suggestions? comments? let me now im all ears thanks

 

[Azathoth]

Either the Denon D2000 or the Beyer DT880 are very comfortable for closed cans. Both will do fine without an amp, make sure you get the DT880 32ohm version.

 

[shane55]

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Either the Denon D2000 or the Beyer DT880 are very comfortable for closed cans. Both will do fine without an amp, make sure you get the DT880 32ohm version.

 
DT880 are open (they call it semi-open, but it's wide open). DT770 are closed.
 

 

[E. Cavanaugh]

Shure SRH 840's are good monitoring/studio headphones...they will block better the outside noise than Denons Imo. 

 

[shane55]

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Shure SRH 840's are good monitoring/studio headphones...they will block better the outside noise than Denons Imo. 

True. The M50's also block out sound very well. I listen to classical on them all the time and they are very good. They are comfortable too!
 

 

[sanakaku]

change title to closed /semi headphones thanks guys

 

[E. Cavanaugh]

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True. The M50's also block out sound very well. I listen to classical on them all the time and they are very good. They are comfortable too!
 

Practically the Do it all headphones...well regarded by many of us. 

 

[Mr Joboto]

Beyer DT250 is another option

 

[godog]

wait for beyer t5p??