Incredibly good sounding in-ear headphones

Have & Nuclear bought the AKG3003i together with a Astell AK240, on the recommendation of a friend back in which I was allowed to listen to this combination (of acquaintances, however, has the AKG3003i exchanged for a AKR03 hard to find and even more expensive, the apparently still sounds a bit better , mainly related to the AK240).
Absolute madness. I'm a lot of in-ear headphones used, principally the Bose QuietComfort 20i and the Shure 535 but the AKG3003i is sheer madness, the part does not sound like an in-ear headphones but rather a larger category. About sound details is indeed in other reviews already much has been said, so I'll keep this short.
This headset is definitely worth the money, even if my package a little example to appear pretentious, not to mention the unnecessary white carton. As a rule, you will wear this sonic jewel in the leather bag, with me a sort of bag would also have preferred.

Incidentally, the length of the cable, I feel perfect, not too short and not too long. Especially if the cable is too long, there is a danger that one pulls it unintentionally. The length is in my opinion perfect for in-ear headphones, because you use those headphones usually for portable devices and not somewhere at home on the HiFi system.

Conclusion: Even if the price hurts, these in-ear headphones seem to be worth the money.
Incidentally, I have drawn a comparison with the Bose QuietComfort 20i and I must say that in direct comparison of Bose incredibly bad cuts. Actually, I used the Bose for nearly two years with enthusiasm when traveling and it was always convinced. So you can be fooled if you suddenly really excellent headphones in (on) ear.
The Bose sound concentrated dull, limited and bland, I can describe as a layman poorly but the difference is striking, with or without noise canceling (Bose).