FitEar TO GO! 334 --- Suyama's custom IEM, made universal! - Page 15

They've had it in their ProAudio lineup for a while, but their pro products are limited to those in the industry AFAIK; perhaps it's just now available to the consumer?

The soundstage / headstage seems fairly average to me. It certainly doesn't strike me as having that sense of grandeur that something like the A03 or Piano Forte IX has, but I find it perfectly satisfying. I personally find instrument separation and imaging more important, and in these areas the TG 334 really excels.

I've been listening to the A03 and Piano Forte IX a lot lately, both of which have abnormally large presentations, so that could definitely be influencing my perception of the TG 334. I think my posts will be more helpful when I've had more time to get to know it. 

This might be off topic but very interested in the forte IX you have, could you please post some impressions and also some comparisons vs MH334? How do they sound and do you like them?

Yeah, the FitEar lineup is pretty crazy! There are products that aren't available to the general public, and some models like the C435 (which exists higher than the MH334 in their consumer lineup? Maybe not?) that only seemed talked about in whispers.

I might make a thread for impressions of the Piano Forte line soon. At the very least, I'll be posting some in-depth impressions of the Piano Forte IX and X in the coming weeks.

Without getting too off-topic, I'll say the Piano Forte IX is the polar opposite of the TG 334 in terms of sound. The PFIX is one of the most colored IEMs out there: it's extremely mid-centric, lush, symphonic, grandiose, warm, and liquid. It colors everything you feed into it, so it's extremely limited in application. Some tracks will sound way off, while other tracks will sound absolutely amazing.

If the TG 334 is a window, then the PFIX is practically an impressionist painting.

The Piano Forte X is even warmer still.

I might make a thread for impressions of the Piano Forte line soon. At the very least, I'll be posting some in-depth impressions of the Piano Forte IX and X in the coming weeks.

Without getting too off-topic, I'll say the Piano Forte IX is the polar opposite of the TG 334 in terms of sound. The PFIX is one of the most colored IEMs out there: it's extremely mid-centric, lush, symphonic, grandiose, warm, and liquid. It colors everything you feed into it, so it's extremely limited in application. Some tracks will sound way off, while other tracks will sound absolutely amazing.

If the TG 334 is a window, then the PFIX is practically an impressionist painting.

The Piano Forte X is even warmer still.

Welcome to the club, bizkit. : )

They are indeed massive by universal IEM standards, but I find they're still slightly smaller than a pair of full-on customs. I've been listening to them all morning, and I'm really quite impressed. They're simultaneously the most detailed and also one of the most effortless IEMs I've heard so far.