I would try every pair you can get your head between, lol. I have a pair of the Beyer Dynamic DT770 Pros, and these particular headphones have a very significant wide "Q" boost at the lower frequencies. Maybe the 770 Ms might be different, I've never tried them but they are manufactured to exceed in their outside ambient noise figures. Other phones that I have and also excel when tracking drums are the Shure SRH 840 and Shure SRH 440. What I do is get extra 840 ear cushions and install them on the 440 since these are lighter weight headphones and can be comfortably worn for a long period of time, but the 840 ear cushions have the better isolation of the two. Another great set is the KRK KNS 8400. These have memory foam in the ear cushions and does an incredible job sealing your ears from outside noises. One thing about the KRK 8400 is that they have a very flat low frequency response that many indicate that they have a rolled off response, which they actually don't. Other headphones that work well are the Sennheiser 280, Audio Technica ATH-M50 and also the Beyer Dynamic DT 109. The DT 109 has been a studio staple for many, many years. All the above are priced here in the U.S. between $100 and $250.
There's probably many more that would work well for you, these are just some I use and work for me. Whatever you get, make sure they have a "closed back" design when working in high ambient noise conditions or when working microphones at a very close distance, such as for speech or singing.
Dennis
