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Need headphones with specific requirements..

SacredChili
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Ok, so I want some headphones that don't require an amp or anything to run them properly and loud enough. Also I want closed headphones because I will specifically be using these to talk to friends via Voip, skype etc... And I dont want other people to hear me. And they have to have a detachable cable so I can add something like a Vmoda boompro for the mic, or I could just get a desk mic to. I also don't have a budget so feel free to suggest anything.

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ATH M50x, beyerdynamic dt770, vmoda crossfade lp/lp2, Sennheiser Momentums?

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The cheapest good isolating comfortable headphone would probably be the NVX XPT100.

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the m50x has that extra long thing that would get in the way of a boompro. I still think that a custom one pro would be able to accomodate a boompro with a bit of knife skills then again the beyer boompro clone is only $20 more expensive. 

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The cheapest good isolating comfortable headphone would probably be the NVX XPT100.

What about the beyerdynamic custom one pros? Im mostly worried about the comfort factor in them being to hot but idk.

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ultimate ears 6000 was a steal of a deal for $45 or $60 perhaps it will drop in price again 

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