Haonan
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HAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHA!!!!!!!
sorry for laughing so loudly bro
Guangong why chiu bully Goodman agn.
Anyways hor I think I have seen you gave some brief cross comparisons/references of the Private C435 against the 333's in one of your prev posts on Head-fi, personally no offense to you but I don't exactly agree with u on this particular sentence that says "due to the PRAT and energy of 333, it is rather genre specific". In my own words, genre specific can only be mentioned when a particular IEM/headphone gear were able to accomplish at most 1 or 2 specific type of music under normal circumstances. The 333's according to my ears and what used to be shared in Jaben forum's thread discussions and some random posts I have seen on HF's FitEar appreciation thread by some other users proves it otherwises actually. FYI in case you were not aware, I can probably share this but the Private 333's was actually created by Mr Suyama-san specifically for listen to a J-pop group known as Perfume. (Click on this link, this leads to a previous tweet by Mr Suyama-san personally who admitted this fact himself)
For those who are unfamiliar with Japanese pop, Perfume is a trio female band produced by a well-known composer/artist known as Nakata Yasutaka. For those who have seen my HF profile before, I have personally written under my profile that I have always been a huge fan of Nakata Yasutaka-san. This great man not only produces music for popular J-pop groups such as Perfume, Kyarypamyupamyu, SMAP, Ami Suzuki, he has also worked with international acts such as Kylie Minogue previously. When he's not producing music for other pple, he's usually involved as a regular DJ or busy in his own duo band known as capsule. And this guy's only like what, 34 y/o this yr? Respect.
Oh where was I, sry for digressing. Since Perfume's music falls under electro-pop, or more specifically under EDM or electronica, I mean to say the 333's can accomplish music genres easily that reqs PRaT or fast-tempo. Alot of mainstream pop and rock genres nowdays falls under this. Trance and EDM stuffs falls under this too. Classicals and complexed movie OSTs works pretty much the same way too and certainly goes well with gears that showcase good PRaT factor and fast transients too, so how can you say 333's are genre specific? Gotta pardon Goodman, maybe I didn't really get yr post in the first place at all.
To digress slightly further abit, I have to admit in terms of bass quantity and detail/precision, the 333's are certainly not the most impressive among FitEar's line-up. MH334/C435 and the Monet are certainly more for that. In fact based on the 2 days worth I spent at Fujiya and another single day clocking in almost 5 hrs at e-Earphone (I was trying out random ATH stuffs and Rooth/UE's customs here for most of the time), it's very clear to me those who like the bass factor of TG334 universal but craves for more detail/treble extension and precision/finesse qualities aka refinement especially in terms of mids w/o sacrificing on transients response, should probably really look at the Monet. Goodman does not lie at all.

IIRC, word has it that Suyama-san is prepping the a universal Monet version soon, but I still haven't heard when it will be releasing though during the 1st Mook event it was rumoured to be ready by 2014?

