I just recently had all the slims together. The TTVJ was easily the best in pure sound quality but the most unportable of them all. Not only is it too long but the input and output jacks are on opposite sides of the amplifier. A serious design flaw if you want to use it while its in your pocket, you will mess up the audio jacks easily. It was a broad and wider experience, the best stage presentation of the slim lot and was without question the most punchy sounding. Lots of kick. Moderately natural sounding with hints of metallic coloration. I say that because I had the SR71A at the same time and that amp was the most natural colorless experience out of them all
The UHA4 was a good performer for the price but had some harsh highs and lacked a suitable engaging quality for my ears, not enough separation or kick to it. Was too smooth with its lows and mids and just didn't have the sound quality anywhere near that of the TTVJ. It was also kind of wide and didn't fit well on top of any of my media players. Too wide for me.
The Pico Slim was the most fun to use. Just the right amount of everything, good sound qualities across the board, nothing to complain about except the lack of a large sound. This is the best choice for iems or earbuds, even small portable headphones that are on ear and easily driven. It did not mesh well with my HD 598 in the slightest. My J3s output exceeded that of the Pico slim so it was a bit useless. Just the Cowan J3 alone provided more volume, but less punch. The Pico made the sound colder and more punchy at a lower max volume, also had that dumb in and output on opposite ends thing going on which is just so stupid beyond reason.
I miss my SR71A after testing all of these. It was the only amplifier with the most natural sound that was extremely musical. It did not have the output the TTVJ had, which was significantly more than all of the others. Much better choice for driving larger cans. But, the sr71a was clear and crisp enough for me to use with an Edition 8, none of the others could do so. Again though, it lacked power and is a wise choice for harder to drive IEMS and earbuds, even smaller portables like the DT1350, M80, HD25 II. Ect ect.
Hope that helps. I no longer use any of them, not one of them justified themselves comboed with my Cowan J3 except the TTVJ. But then again, its too large and cumbersome for me to consider portable.