Oh no...the banned part don't pay attention to that... and it's not an ad nor was he affiliated with them as far as anyone knows. It's a solid company. Check other threads about them too even there's plenty. ( 762 hits in here when you search SUPERLUX ) It's just that that particular one was chock full of good info all in one spot.
Definitely look through that thread. Nothing I can say here can top those people's impressions.
In fact in that same thread you will see that a few people mention isolation for drummers in studios. In there somewhere.
It has nothing whatsoever to do with the guy banned. The thread is full of peoples impressions. They are a huge bang-for buck product line.
They also make recording microphones etc.
Do read it it will be worth your while.
The 662f ( a monitoring one ) is really good for what it costs. Superlux charts say it has a frequency response similar to a shure 440 ( it's what they compare it to anyhow ) the other closed one is the 669 which hits the bass a bit harder I think.
I'm sure you'll get swamped with other suggestions too.
Try a Panasonic HTF 600 Step.. Because the mids are right on your ear and the bass it is way more fuller and dynamic than the HARX700 with better stage and clarity.. The Pansonics are shockingly good for not just your needs but they are just absolutely awesome sounding set of cans for $30.. I have many of the ones you listed.. These Pansonics will not disappoint you.. Not just for drums, for music and even games..
Oh those are mainly as far as i can tell, and from what i have read, appealing to the RETRO trend. I don't think they will approach the quality of the 600's(?) Pretty sure others can testify to this (?) Have a close look at the pads, overall build quality of the two. If looks are more important...
I hesitate to say due to not having heard them, just a hunch
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