Linsoul Tripowin 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, 4.4mm)

Great quality. Looks fantastic. Very flexible. Really satisfying performance.

I bought this cable to use with my Dunu Titan S headphones and I'm delighted that they fitted well and are a significant improvement over the stock cable supplied. The sound is just discernably improved but the main advantage is how flexible the cable is, given its 16 core construction. Well pleased and would buy another (I have VERY many earbuds...)

Nice flexible IEM cable I have a couple of these Balanced cables for use with my IEM's these are one of the better quality ones I have used that wont break the bank.

I was sceptical about whether or not this cable would make any real difference to the sound of my in-ears, but connecting these up and plugging it into my DAC, I was struck immediately by the difference in sound.Music has a much warmer tone and is bass is more responsive. The difference over the factory cable has to be heard to be believed. If this is down to the quality of the cable or the fact I can now use the balanced output on the DAC instead of the normal 3.5mm single ended output, I don't know. All I know is I like it.My only complaint is that the connectors are not labelled L & R, so at first I had them the wrong way round. (Red is right, clear is left)I'm listening to 16 and 24 bit FLAC files on a Xiaomi POCO X7 Pro using USB Audio Player Pro outputting to an Earfun UA100 DAC and Earfun EH100 in-ears.

I use this 4.4mm balanced cable with my Truthear Nova's and Hiby R4/iFi Zen DAC v2, and it works great. Highly recommended - only wish they also sold a longer cable for desktop use in the 0.78mm 2-pin 4.4mm balanced cable.

The media could not be loaded. I bought it since I wanted a 4.4 jack to use for the truthear shio. It looks great and I've been using it for 3 months and it hasn't discoloured. It matches well with the blessing 3 IEM.There are some noticeable kinks on the wires near the jack since this is where most of the stress are created. Theres some marks on the gold plating of the connector but it doesn't seem to be causing any problems on the audio.

I'll keep this short but I've basically owned headphones from high end Audeze open backs to Hifiman Sundara's and everything in between. I run them all out of an IFI Zen DAC V2 listening to Tidal through Audirvana.I wanted to get into IEMs and bought the Blon-03. The sound is really good with the stock 3.5mm cable but I wanted to utilise the balanced 4.4mm output on my IFI Zen DAC V2 so I bought one of these cables and holy molizoids! The Blon-03 now skins like one of THE best headphones I've literally ever heard. So much so I've sold my Sundara's and my Meze 99 Classics! Some of the best money I've spent.

Maybe I was unlucky and got a bad one, but when using this cable I get a lot of hiss in the right channel, and crackling when the wifi is on on my DAP (aka mp3 player). It's unusable with wifi on, and I have to reduce the gain to low to be able to use it at all. I have an alternative Yinyoo cable that works flawlessly. I'm using the version with two pins to the IEMs and a 4.4 balanced plug.