Whats a good "closed" headphones with noise cancelling microphones

[KaiserPhantasma]

No brand preference just tell me the "great/best" ones for you...BTW I have a sennheiser 598 and a separate microphone which would've worked fine if I'm not working online and need a closed headphone (so I can focus on what i'm listening at minus the distractions outside) and a noise cancelling microphone so it won't pick up random background noises... thanks in advance

 

[Kiril1512]

The Kingston Cloud II and Cloud Core are realy god choises for that...

 

[KaiserPhantasma]

The Kingston Cloud II and Cloud Core are realy god choises for that...

yeah... do you have this other than that? im looking for variety approximately around 5 models to choose from that cloud II is definitely one of the five since I heard good things from it... not sure about the cloud core though...

 

[Kiril1512]

The Kingston Cloud II and Cloud Core are realy god choises for that...

yeah... do you have this other than that? im looking for variety approximately around 5 models to choose from that cloud II is definitely one of the five since I heard good things from it... not sure about the cloud core though...

Cloud Core are something like "budget" version of cloud II xD

 

[basroil]

Look no further than sony mdr-1a or mdr 7606

 

[KaiserPhantasma]

Look no further than sony mdr-1a or mdr 7606

besides the headphones themselves acting as noise cancelling components I also need a mic and a noise cancelling one too so I guess those are out...

 

[basroil]

besides the headphones themselves acting as noise cancelling components I also need a mic and a noise cancelling one too so I guess those are out...

Why? Just get a unidirectional headset/earset mic (http/www.bhphotovideo.com/c/buy/Headsets-Earsets/ci/8616/N/3681064884) like the modmic. Unless you spend >300 the only "noise canceling" you'll have in a single mic is software or unidirectional (or both)

 

[KaiserPhantasma]

besides the headphones themselves acting as noise cancelling components I also need a mic and a noise cancelling one too so I guess those are out...

Why? Just get a unidirectional headset/earset mic (http/www.bhphotovideo.com/c/buy/Headsets-Earsets/ci/8616/N/3681064884) like the modmic. Unless you spend >300 the only "noise canceling" you'll have in a single mic is software or unidirectional (or both)

its for doing some online consultancy and I need to hear what they say properly and hear me minus the background noise (which sadly I can't control)

and believe me I would've bought modmic if they are around my place since like I said I just happen to love my HD 598s

 

[basroil]

and believe me I would've bought modmic if they are around my place since like I said I just happen to love my HD 598s

You do know that BH has the unidirectional version in stock and ships nearly worldwide right?

 

[KaiserPhantasma]

and believe me I would've bought modmic if they are around my place since like I said I just happen to love my HD 598s

You do know that BH has the unidirectional version in stock and ships nearly worldwide right?

not our country they don't, asia,south east asia,philippines

 

[genz]

besides the headphones themselves acting as noise cancelling components I also need a mic and a noise cancelling one too so I guess those are out...

Why? Just get a unidirectional headset/earset mic (http/www.bhphotovideo.com/c/buy/Headsets-Earsets/ci/8616/N/3681064884) like the modmic. Unless you spend >300 the only "noise canceling" you'll have in a single mic is software or unidirectional (or both)

its for doing some online consultancy and I need to hear what they say properly and hear me minus the background noise (which sadly I can't control)

and believe me I would've bought modmic if they are around my place since like I said I just happen to love my HD 598s

That makes no difference. If there is noise cancelling technology it will be in software, not hardware. The manufacturing costs of a twin mic noise cancelling mouthpiece is too high to get hardware noise cancelling mics, and the gains are too low. What you are actually looking for is referred to as "a headset with good microphone rejection" as a dynamic diaphragm microphone will not pick up sounds that have sources beyond about a 30cm away, giving you the noise cancellation you need by design. So just look for a headset with a dynamic or electret mic built in (rather than the piezoelectric mics used in most), or if you do want to spend the bucks, get a broadcast headset.

 

[basroil]

not our country they don't, asia,south east asia,philippines

Philippines is one of the few places indeed. You'll have to check local stores for similar products, something like https/www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1011798-REG/pyle_pro_plm31_cardioid_condenser_headset_microphone.html is bound to pop up somewhere, and with minor modifications you can mount it to the 598 directly

 

[KaiserPhantasma]

not our country they don't, asia,south east asia,philippines

Philippines is one of the few places indeed. You'll have to check local stores for similar products, something like https/www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1011798-REG/pyle_pro_plm31_cardioid_condenser_headset_microphone.html is bound to pop up somewhere, and with minor modifications you can mount it to the 598 directly

been looking around for the past 2 days for what you suggested but nah they aren't sold commercially... most likely only on "special interests" groups like the enthusiasts and stuff but sadly I don't have friends on those circles...

say does the modmic have good "microphone rejection" hence doing the noise cancelling? cause I think I can get my hands on it somehow...

 

[basroil]

say does the modmic have good "microphone rejection" hence doing the noise cancelling? cause I think I can get my hands on it somehow...

If you get the unidirectional model, the mic is only sensitive to sound from the front, which when combined with proximity to your mouth means very low external noise capture. Just make sure to have manual gains, putting mic gain to automatic negates all the benefits!

 

[KaiserPhantasma]

say does the modmic have good "microphone rejection" hence doing the noise cancelling? cause I think I can get my hands on it somehow...

If you get the unidirectional model, the mic is only sensitive to sound from the front, which when combined with proximity to your mouth means very low external noise capture. Just make sure to have manual gains, putting mic gain to automatic negates all the benefits!

thanks but how do you manually adjust "gains" on say on the microsoft desktop and/or skype?

 

[basroil]

thanks but how do you manually adjust "gains" on say on the microsoft desktop and/or skype?

Easy, set it in the "recording" properties

 

[KaiserPhantasma]

just a small update I went with a modmic (unidirectional) with mute buttons.