Trying to clear up my schedule and so far it is looking good so far. Not sure if I can go both days but will definitely plan for it.

I hope I can make this one. Work been crazy busy for me these last couple of months.

Quote:   I have though long and hard about this so I am not jumping into anything lightly. I have had hours upon hours of listening time on a DX100 so I think I know what I am getting myself into. I don't care much about what OS is on the device as I would be paying more for the ability...

I am so tempted to get this unit. Been thinking about getting the DX100 but with the small upgrades especially the battery the HDP-R10 unit might be the one for me...then I saw the price...   Current pricing on Amazon is JPY 79,992; equivalent to $1,008.56 USD.

For those who want their FitEar TG 334 fix you can now get them through ALO Audio:   http://aloaudio.com/fitear-togo-334.html   So I am assuming that they might start to carry the 111's in the near future.

One more thing to add. FitEar did mention that the 111's were designed to be listened to at a lower volume.

Sorry we missed you. I think most of us were out to lunch at the time.

Just so you know pricing should be around 39,000 JPY, hopefully Fujiya AVIC will update their website. Good price for great headphones.

To add to this; I talked to the FitEar folks at the show and they did say that the 111's were designed more along the lines for acoustic music. Given that last statement though the 111's had no problems with handling reggae or hip-hop types of music. The bass was there and bass type club music...

Never mind I see the inventory status.

Just checked this morning and looks like they have them in stock. Where on their website is it listed as out of stock?

Ok so I updated the attendance roster.

What is your budget for IEMs?

Quote: They actually go deeper than than the default tips that come with the TG334s. I would say similar to Shure 315 and Shure 535 fit.

Quote: Correction it is a simply a "tight fit" not a "really tight fit" onto the TG334s. Easy to take on and off.   Edit:   In regards to the fit in the actual ear yes they are a tight fit, nothing bad. A good seal and since they are so soft I have been able to enjoy my music for...

Quote: I assume you mean a tight fight onto the TG334s, if so then yes they are a really tight fit. I have taken them on and off a couple of times to for my normal maintenance but have had no issues putting them back on.

According to the guys at Fujiya AVIC in Japan where I bought mine from, the T400 and T500 should fit. I myself got the T400 and have no issues. The T500 may have a bigger opening but should still work as per the shop guys.

  Tokyo FUJIYA AVIC  Summer Portable Audio Event   Not much time has passed since the last FUJIYA AVIC event in May. The next event is fast approaching. This event will focus mostly on portable audio equipment: portable amps, portable players, custom IEMs, cables etc.   Highlights...

FitEar TG334 seem to be fairly flat.  

I received the Studio V yesterday. I don't want to go into details yet until my unit has gone through a proper burn in. I will say that I did take for a little test drive and was amazed at the sound this little monster (I mean that in a good way) can produce. Can't wait to hear how it sounds...

Quote:   @gkanai: You know you want the TG334s... I will say they sound very very nice.

An update to my rig:   Cables: AlgoRhythm Solo Interconnect Cable Combo SXC UIEM: FitEar To Go! 334    

I won't be able to make the meet on the 23rd. Almost forgot it was my official Japanese marriage documentation submission anniversary or as my wife likes to call it our "wedding anniversary". I have updated the attendance sheet. Sorry again guys. Hope to see you at the next meet.

Quote: Hi Billy,   See below:   Tokyo AVIC Spring 2012: http://www.head-fi.org/t/609804/tokyo-fujiya-avic-headphone-festival-spring-2012-meet-impressions/15#post_8382403   I am planning to put up the review on head-fi.