Noise-Cancelling Headphones

[bkbkbk]

Looking for a deal on a decent pair of noise-cancelling headphones.. not looking for total top of the line $200+, but something more around the $60-$100 range.

I'm also looking for a set that has active noise cancelling, not passive. They're going to be used for straight-up cancelling, not listening to music or anything else.
Any help is appreciated

[bkbkbk]

i'm bumping this just once

[sticks]

i'm looking for a pair also to use at work. let me know if you come across anything. looks like most of the half decent pairs are over 250.

[Jorpho]

I'm also looking for a set that has active noise cancelling, not passive. They're going to be used for straight-up cancelling, not listening to music or anything else.
Any help is appreciated

I would have thought that active noise cancelling would require you to listen to something. Otherwise, surely you'd be better off with a good pair of "earmuffs" of the sort sold as safety equipment?

[Marky_Mark]

Hey guys.
I think there's a sale on at The Source at the moment for Skull Candy's which I believe are noise canceling for around $10 +tax.
I've got a pair, they're about middle of the line quality, in-ear and are pretty good especially for the price.

A couple other options you may want to look into are creating your own noise canceling headphones on the cheap.
Lifehacker has had a couple really cool tutorials on it, check em out,

http://lifehacker.com/305131/make-no...dphones-for-20
or
http://lifehacker.com/5347245/make-c...-than-a-dollar

[hightech]

If you need headphones, I am selling my new Sony headphones if you are interested.

[Mastermis]

Have the exact same query as you a while ago and went with Sony's.

http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/pro...0121677&catid=

Have flown a few times with them now and am very happy.

Cheers

M.

[Jorpho]

And now there's those ones at Dell, as featured today:
http://accessories.dell.com/sna/prod...gTm59o4h1bF26w

[bkbkbk]

great.. thanks for all the help