LinsoulTripowin Zonie IEM Cable, 16 Core Silver Plated Earphone Upgraded Cords, 1.25m SPC in Ear Monitor Cable for 7hz Zero:2 Orchestra Lite Cadenza Hype4 Supermix4(2pin 0.78mm, 3.5mm)

I wasn't sure if I would like the woven nature of the wire, but it's so soft and flexible I've been converted. It has very little 'memory' and it has a slightly sticky (silicone?) feel that stops it sliding around. It remains to be seen how it survives over time. The open nature of the braid shouldn't pose a snagging problem for me as it will be tucked under my shirt most of the time, but this type of construction can turn into a rats nest after some use. We shall see. I bought this to go with my Sure SE425's, which are bronze, so I chose the closest colour, which unfortunately was grey. It is a metallic grey though. It would have been nice to have a brown / bronze / copper option. A common complaint with Shure IEMs is that the cables are too long. This replacement is more the 'standard' length, enough to reach a shirt or belt mounted amp without having half a metre of wire coiled up somewhere. I can't comment on the sound quality as this was bought to go with a new headphone amp that has a balanced output, which none of of my other kit has, so I can't do an A/B comparison. General impression is very good tough.

A bit of background for you in case it’s helpful.I just bought the Fiio KA3 dongle dac/amp to connect my Moondrop Aria iem’s to my iPhone as I felt the Apple lightning to 3.5mm dongle didn’t give me enough volume.Sound quality is surprisingly good with the Apple connector but I needed more grunt.I also purchased the 16 core / 4.4mm balanced version of this cable in the hope that it would also give my volume an increase and it definitely has. My volume indicator bar is lower now for my listening level whereas it was previously almost maxed out.Despite being 16 core (so thicker) the cable is a dream, it is not clunky or cumbersome so remains perfect for mobile use and it definitely falls in a more relaxed, natural state if that makes sense, compared to the Aria’s original cable which does like to curl with a mind of its own.I’m ordering another couple of these cables (different colours of course). It feel so well made as do the connectors.A real quality item and an absolute bargain, honestly if I’d paid double for it I wouldn’t be unhappy.Just get one and if your device has a 4.4mm balanced socket then definitely go balanced and 16 core.Any questions feel free to ask.

I recently purchased Sennheiser ie300 earphones. They came with a standard 3.5mm jack for connection to my DAP. The sound was good but my player had to ability to accept a 4.4mm balanced cable for a greater purity and depth to my music. However it was not clear what third party cable would have the correct connections to the Sennheiser ie300 earpieces.I am delighted to report that the Linsoul Tripowin Zonie 16 Core Silver Plated Cable SPC Earphone Cable (MMCX-4.4mm) was a perfect fit. The connectors from the cable to the earpieces are solid and I can now plug in the 4.4mm jack to my DAP.The sound using this cable is excellent as is the comfortable over ears set up of an in ear monitor. If you are looking for an upgrade to your Sennheiser ie300 then I can highly recommend the Linsoul Tripowin Zonie cable.

I use this as a replacement for the cable that came with my KZ ZSN Pro since the cable that came with those headphones was three poles (one for the microphone) and that didn't work well with my wireless pack on stage. The cable feels cheap but works well and looks nice. Hopefully, it will last well.

This is a solid cable but i brought it thinking it was longer than the cable i got with my earphones, unfortunately this is the same size so not much benefit to me. It is good quality but i will be using it as a spare.

When I got my Moondrop Arias I though the supplied black braded cable was great simply because it was the best cable I had used to that point. I still have it as a back up. But within a month the brading gaveway and the wire coating broke through the brading and the cable start to spring/bend back on itself. Inevitably it will break. And the ear wraps never fit around my ears, I needed something with a tighter arc to wrap behind my ears. Enter the Tripowin.This cable is the best thing I've bought in ages. It's so well made - no point me repeating how it's presented but all superlatives apply - it's sturdy, tangleless design means I can wear it as much as I want and it never gets twisted or wrapped and there is no fear of it giving way like the braded cable. It is is also less microphonic, which for me isn't a big deal but still. Coupled with new ear tips I feel I block more noise and the listening experience is more enjoyable. The bend at the cable connectors, that wraps around my ears, is so perfect and comfortable.Needless to say I wil buy another cable as back up. I can't go back to normal cables after being spoilt. I'm not an audiophile so I've no idea if there are "better" cables. Ultimately this cable is superb value and provides everything I need. Well worth the money.

I use this cable with my KBEAR KB10s, which I use all the time.This is a 16-core cable, 8 cores for each side, the sound quality is amazing. The same cannot be said for the looks though as after 2 months of living down the back of my shirt, the color of the cable has darkened where it touches my back.

Would be nice if there was a button that enabled you to turn adjust the volume and accept/end calls