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The FitEar CIEM Impressions Thread
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Kiats
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Thanks, Anakchan. But I would rather Suyama san come out with a new CIEM rather than do the same thing as he did with the 335.... 
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You mean like thisThanks, Anakchan. But I would rather Suyama san come out with a new CIEM rather than do the same thing as he did with the 335....
http://ohm-image.net/opinion/audiophile/fitear/fostex-te100-hybrid-collaboration-earphone
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You mean like this
http://ohm-image.net/opinion/audiophile/fitear/fostex-te100-hybrid-collaboration-earphone
Or like this (TG334 premium edition only 8 units available)
http://www.phileweb.com/news/d-av/image.php?id=38741&row=9
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Where do you guys see all of these versions? All I know is FitEar only has 334 and 335, plus some other cheaper ones like Aya, etc...
But it's been 5 years now , they haven't come out with a really better iem than the 335
But it's been 5 years now , they haven't come out with a really better iem than the 335
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Guys, i have some questions
1. Can i make a mh335dw Studio reference directly or i must have mh335dw first and upgrade later ?
2. How about sound quality mh335dw sr compare with k10 ?
3. Is mh335dw sr sound better with balanced cables ( chord mojo ) ?
Sorry for my bad english
1. Can i make a mh335dw Studio reference directly or i must have mh335dw first and upgrade later ?
2. How about sound quality mh335dw sr compare with k10 ?
3. Is mh335dw sr sound better with balanced cables ( chord mojo ) ?
Sorry for my bad english
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1) Fitear SR only allow to upgrade later
2) SR sound more boomy then K10 that's base on my opinion. K10 have better clarity.
3) Yes.
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My personal opinion, take a look at the MH334-SR route instead if available (i.e. if you're in Japan). After today's 2nd demo, I have to say I would prefer the MH334-SR over my MH335DW-SR. As for MH334-SR vs K10U Al, hmmm...need more time to demo between the two.
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How does it compare to the original MH334 then?
What are the differences between the two? And also between the original 334?
Thinking of a fitear as my next upgrade and I'm debating a 334 vs 335.
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I never had the original MH334....@Donnyhifi does. I actually compared the MH334-SR to the TG!334 instead today and they are more similar sounding. In the past I compared the TG!334 to MH334, and felt the TG!334 had a little more treble extension over the original MH334 but the MH334 was more holographic. As such through inference, the MH334-SR should have more treble extension over the original MH334.
What kind of sound do you like?
I have demo'd the mh334, which basically sounded like a more refined version of my harmony. Deep bass, not as impactful but still good, and amazing mids was my impression. I also like the treble presentation, it's a little bt more refined than the harmony from what I remembered.
Had a listen to the 223 too, but haven't had the chance to listen to the 335.
Had a listen to the 223 too, but haven't had the chance to listen to the 335.
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My impression with the MH334 demo was kind of a mixed bag. The ones I tried in Singapore and Malaysia were both inferior to the TG334 however the demo in Taiwan was way better, as in a completely refined version of the ToGo.
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