Any good headphones which have no sound leakage at all?

Q. No sound leakage and have to be cheap

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Well there are a number of great sounding sealed headphones that certainly will have minimal leakage of sound, but to say none that would be impossible. Some of the best sealed headphones Ive heard are the Beyer Dynamic dt770. Others getting some good reviews are the AKG272 HD, Monster Beats Pro's, Denon Ah D5000.

Some will require a good headphone amplifier though so keep that in mind

Kevin
40 years high end audio video specialist

over ear headphones without noise leakage?

Trey

Hi, I'm a freshman in high school, and I need a set of over the ear headphones that leak zero noise. Already looked into the v moda crossfade lps, but they leak bad. So any reccomendations, preferably not beats, but should provide good bass. My budget is around $100-$250.

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Audio Technica ATH-M50. Sennheiser HD25-1 II. Bowers & Wilkins P3.
Audio Technica is cheapest, Sennheiser is sturdiest, B&W is prettiest. All three sound great.

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How to cut down sound leakage on headphones?

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N Robinson

Is there any thing you can do besides turning the volume down to reduce sound leakage.

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No, not really. You probably don't want to hear it, but the only thing you can do is buy better headphones.

What are the best Sennheiser headphones for playing music quality in a price range between $0 - $150?

K Dawg

I'm going on a trip around Australia with family and the majority of use will be listening to music, however i probably will watch the odd movie. They need to be headphones and noise reduction is not necessarily an issue, it's really just quality and a bit of durability i'm after ( quality more so ) Thanx.

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I like Sennheisers HD 555/595 headphones. Neither are noise reduction. I prefer open ear headphones vs closed ear. I think they deliver better sound quality. Closed ear headphones reflect the sound back into your ear which can distort the sound quality.

Open ear headphones leak sound, their designed that way to create a better sound stage. Because of the sound leakage people around are able to hear what your listening to, I wouldn't recommend using these headsets while traveling by plane,bus or train. People around you may not share the same level of enthusiasm you do with your audio choices. :)

The HD 555/595's are very comfortable headsets. You can use them with portable devices, however they are a bit bulky. Might want to take a look at Sennheiser CX300-B Earbuds.

Hope this helps!

Enjoy your trip to Australia :)

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