Behind the neck

shure e2c with foam inserts

Koss KSC-50 (or 55... can't remember which one has the neckband).

I can't speak for their comfort, but their sound quality is excellent. The Koss KSC-35, 50, and 55 (and porta/sporta pros) all use the same driver and many audiophiles consider it the best sound available for portable use. Don't be scared by the low price... it's just great value.

Head over to head-fi and read what people say about them. I've heard the 35 and it sounds pretty awesome to my ears.

Originally posted by KingChris
those are ear canal ones

you did not specify the type, "headphone" can refer to anything...by the way the ones you posted are going to sound pretty bad ..

Well Senn certainly makes quality headphones, so they'll definitely be better than low-end Sony or Panasonic crap. Problem is, they're brand new... nobody's reviewed them yet. You could give it a shot for us :)

The big question, of course, is how the sound compares to the Koss. By the way, what makes you think the Koss would be more uncomfortable than the others? They all seem to look the same as far as I can tell.

Go for the koss', they have excellent sound quility. The behind the neck version are as comfortable as any other behind the neck headphone but I went for the ear clips which aren't as comfortable but have better portability.

http://www2.panasonic.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ModelDetail?displayTab=O&storeId=11251&catalogId=11005&itemId=69648&catGroupId=11144&modelNo=RP-HG50&surfModel=RP-HG50
how are those ^^^
i was reading some reviews, and the koss ksc-55's are sed to be comfortable on a small head, and i gots a small hed

so hows that panasonic i just linked??

White Sony MDR-Q66LW
http://www.igearbox.com/product_info.php?cPath=45_25&products_id=110

I thought the previous generation Street Styles were pretty bad (including the G72LP).

I have the Sony MDR-G72 (not LP). I'm not sure what the LP stands for, but my G72's are foldable.

The sound quality is alright. It has pretty big drivers, so you won't hear cracking on high bass levels. However, thats where the headphone flaws on. Instead of bass, you really hear booms instead. The headphones can get quite loud as well, so when you want you can just blast the volume and in most cases, it could be heard across the whole room (or bus). I've done it, and its pretty fun.

Oh, one more thing. I broke mine recently. The left clip snapped off the thing that goes around your neck. It's still connected (through the wire) and all, but if I want to use it I have to hold it against my ear or it just hangs down. Don't get me wrong, these are very durable. I've been using these for about two years now.

I'm also in search for better headphones. :D