Trying to find closed back 5.1 gaming headset

Funny, on the product description for those on Newegg, it says,"Pump up the volume without disturbing the neighborhood! The comfortable deep cushioned earcups also block sound leakage."

Anyway, I use the Razer Barracuda headset and it seems to keep sound in pretty well and it sounds amazing once you get the settings all tweaked for it.

1 pair of headphones

eDimensional AudioFX 5+1 Force Feedback headphones.

I love Bass, they are lovely headphones. They dont let any sound come through, however some people dont like the color. I dont recommend the cheaper version cuz is smaller.

I have the TB HPA2. It has no software needed to run them. They connect to the 5.1 sound card connectors. I read that the SW used by other 5.1 headsets isn't that good (sorry no linky, but look into reviews of the ones you are interested in).

I went with the HW solution. I like them, in Bioshock it's wonderful and immersing.

Sennheiser HD280. They run about 100 Bucks but are far superior to anything out there for closed ear headphones. Some people say they fit a little tight, which they do, but can be worn for hours and hours without discomfort. They are circumaural which means they go completely around your ear. Well worth the money and will work great for music listening too. Originally designed for music studio use they offer 32db of attenuation, which means you wont hear anything outside of them and no one will hear a peep from you. Look 'em up on Newegg. They also have a headset model with a mic but they run around 200$.

I've tried (and bought) several 5.1 sets. I'm a bit of an audiophile, so I was definitely hesitant to get headphones a lot of people consider "gimmicky". And "Gimmicky" did prove to be the case for the first two sets I tried: the LTB AC97's and Zalman ZM-RS6F's were tinny, have little bass, cheaply constructed, and look like toys. In addition, the sound leak on these muffs is horrible - not good since my G/F and I live in a loft apt that's open space. However, I recently got the Razer HP-1s and am completely convinced now headphones can do 5.1 headphones correctly. They have rich sound, great bass, reproduce 5.1 accurately, and feel nice. Better yet, the sound leak is hardly noticable: I need to really crank the volume for anyone to hear sound. Some people have had issues with the mic, but mine works fine with teamspeak, skype etc.

I've also got a pair of Audio-Technica ATH-A55's (closed-back) which are sweet for music and have no sound leak at all, but I by far prefer the HP-1's for gaming and general computer use.