Agree with surprise of Taeyeonie: the timbre of the TG334 was one of the first things which struck me when I first listened to it. Especially when you have strings like the cello as the bow is drawn across. With high quality music files, you can really feel the instruments and the vocals.
Which is why even though I now have the customs for fitears, the TG 334 is still with me with nary a thought of selling it on.
I guess this goes to show that firstly, all our hearing/perception is constricted differently, and, secondly, there is no substitute for a test run with your normal rig.
I am aware that to demo the TG 334 is touch and go since they still sell like hotcakes. I think then the best alternative to have a friend who owns one to allow you to demo it. Probably not less than half an hour to get a feel for it.
Freddychin has it spot on: have a listen and all will be clear if the iem is for you. If it pulls at your heart strings, then you will know what you must do...
