I also love the FXT90s and have tried the ex600 in parallel. The sonys have quite an expansive soundstage for an IEM, in my opinion it rivals that of my k601.
In terms of sound the major difference you hear is note thickness from the fxt90, it has a nice amount of bass that is not overwhelming. The sonys do not have that boosted bass, but it is there, punch, and linear. I would argue the mids are a bit more forward in the ex600s than the fxt90s, but both do vocals extremely well. The treble is where it gets interesting, the fxt90s have a solid amount of sparkle and extension without any added harshness. The sonys however extend higher but is more prone to sibilance due to a couple of peaks in its treble.
Overall I still use the fxt90s as my go to IEM, the sonys I couldn't really find a use for, they have terrble isolation and for me is suited mostly for quiet use when you can't bring a set of cans.