Kamzook

I first built my PC about 7 years, and aside from a GPU upgrade from a GTX 460 to the GTX 780 Ti and some additional HDDs, I've hadn't really done a "proper" upgrade in a while.
 
Full breakdown & details here!:
https://scribbles.harmelodic.com/post/1576337273000
 
Pre-building picture:
https://twitter.com/Harmelodic/status/1205877779931238402
 
Test-bench is posting picture:
https://twitter.com/Harmelodic/status/1205928329834061825
 
Post installation is posting picture:
https://twitter.com/Harmelodic/status/1205955650464993286

Final picture, after cable management and the sides on here:
https://twitter.com/Harmelodic/status/1206372041412231169
 
What do people think?

They come with tips similar to the comply tips already but if you need something smaller or more comfortable comply tips on Amazon should have you covered

Active noise cancelling is for constant noise like an airplane engines and not for noise that changes all the time although it would help. The best active noise cancelling headphones that sound decent are the soony wh1000xm3. Or Bose qc35s but they don't sound as good as the Sony's
My favorite based on sound alone are the b and o h8 or the Sennheiser PXC 550 but the noice cancelling isn't as good. The best passive noice cancelling is something that has a good seal around the ears and nothing beats IEMs in that regard. You can get an awesome pair of IEMs like the moondrop kanas pro add comply noice cancellation eartips and you should be good. You can even get custom molded eartips for your ears custom made for your ears and IEM

TaoTronics BH046 are very good option at around $100. Or if you can afford them (are used earphones an option?) Sony WH-1000XM3. 

But I'd say that IEM are the way to go for passive noise cancel
 

I use in tin hifi  t3 which are around a $100. The tin hifi t2 are also really good about $60