How do these compare/rank against the monster miles davis tributes?

I am struggling to chose between the Harman Kardon HKTS 20BQ and the 60BQ speaker systems. HKTS 20BQ: http://www.harmanaudio.com/search_browse/product_detail.asp?urlMaterialNumber=HKTS%2020BQ&status= HKTS 60BQ...

finding mixed reviews on these... anyone here care to recommend/criticize these headphones?

I was wondering whether there is a substantial quality difference between the Monster Miles Davis Tributes (in-ear) and a high quality over ear speaker liek the Sennheiser HD650 or 800. I was thinking about purchasing the Sennheiser HD650 since there is a pretty good deal on Amazon at the moment...

In my opinion these are far superior to the comply tips. I don't even see where they are available for purchase on that site. Thats just a price with no place to buy them? Also how would you know what size you are before trying them out?     Available on Amazon now at $29.99...

To specify, I mean the synthetic foam SuperTips.   Thanks!

I purchased a pair of Monster Miles Davis Tribute headphones which came with only the white supertips. Was wondering if anyone knew where (if) I could purchase the SuperTips in black?

Quote: The cone shaped tips seem to fit nicely but in my opinion the sound quality suffers in comparison to the supertips.

I must say these things are killing my ears. Can't seem to find a pair of tips that fit just right. Maybe I'm putting them in wrong but they are either in too far where I can't hear sound as clear or they are falling otu of my ears and not blocking out sound adequately or if they are what sounds...

I am getting my MDs any minute now and was just curious for those of you who do subscribe to burn in... what do you recomend using as burn in music. I had downloaded a whole bunch of things from pink noise to white noise to high frequency sounds to a heavy drum to burn in my Klipsch headphones...

Quote: does anyone know what there policy on returns is for new products that have been opened?

I think you just have to go with your gut and if you are unhappy with your purchase you return them and try something else out.

Honestly its an impossible decision to make perfectly. Its not like you can reasonably try out every one of the expensive headphones you are considering and the manifold opinions and constantly shifting prices make the decision even more confusing. I just got an email offering me a new pair of...

Quote: SUCH OPTIMISM!

Just an update:   Onecall is honoring the $320 price for me and giving me the new pair instead of the open box one. I must say I am impressed with their customer service thus far - this is my first interaction with them. I'll let everyone know how the product is when I get it on Tuesday.  ...