My thought about 333, 335 & 435 if anyone is interested..
333
Bass is great; tight and punchy without letting up.
Though strong, it never once bled into the mids.
Wonderful musical and with the oomph.
Mids is quite forward and aggressive, with lots of energy, yet sounding relatively full.
PRAT is just amazingly quick, and IIRC, quicker than even JH13.
Treble is very well extended, with a slight sparkle.
It is very well extended with a slight sparkle, with lots of energy.
Imaging is fantastic and pinpoint, which seems to be a common Fitear, no matter the model.
Staging is also fantastic, both in width and depth.
That said, due to the PRAT and energy of 333, it is rather genre specific.
Pop, Rock and R&B will shine fantastically with 333.
With Jazz and slower paced music, I realized that the music is always trying to play catch up to the pace of 333.
With those music, 435 is a much better choice.
335
I put it into my ears and listened for only a couple of minutes before removing it.
Warm and musical. Overly bassy to me, with recessed treble.
I didn't like it one bit. Your mileage will definitely vary.
435
The 435 shares a very close relationship to my Miracle. To me, the general signature of the 2 is extremely similar.
A friend who tried the 435 told me this: "The 435 is Miracle perfected."
I wholehearted agree after demoing the 435. It's the most neutral of the lot here.
Bass, as with Miracle's, is well extended, very tight and clean.
The decay, as with most BA bass, is rather quick.
Mids is very clear, really amazingly clear.
I've heard some say that Miracle has a slightly recessed mids.
I beg to differ; Miracle's mids is just plain clear, like the most natural water from the highlands.
435's mids share the same character.
Clear with extreme clarity, with a tinge of sweetness; as if someone added 2 drops of honey into the clear water.
Not enough to colour it, yet sufficient enough to taste the tinge of sweetness in the mids.
Delightfully beautiful.
Miracle's treble is already very well extended. 435 manages to take the marker and put it even further.
The result is super extended treble with a good sparkle.
This, and the treble doesn't even come close to sounding hot.
How Fitear managed to tune the treble to such is beyond me. I can only use the word "witchcraft".
Imaging is very good, extremely pinpoint. Eyes closed, I have no problems hearing various instruments.
Staging performance is excellent. Wide with layers and layers of depth. Again, 435 blows Miracle's strength away with ease.
The overall signature of the 435 is extremely neutral. It sounds more open and airy than any IEM I've heard.
The Fitear 435 is THE BEST IEM I've ever heard in my time as an audiophile, bar none. The perfect custom for me. Unfortunately, my wallet cannot agree.
