Linsoul Tripowin Amber 32AWG OFC Oxygen Free Cable HiFi IEM Cable with Interchangeable 2.5mm/3.5mm/4.4mm Plug, PVC Sleeve Replacement Cable for Audiophile(2pin 0.78mm)

I wanted a substitute cable for a favorite in-ear monitor that arrived with only a 3.5mm jack. I wanted to use a balanced connection, hence a 4.4mm jack. I do think the quality of the cable material used can make a difference in sound quality, but past a certain point the improvement bang per buck diminishes greatly, in my opinion. This Linsoul cable seems fine; it is kind of soft and so it handles easily. I do think that give my DAC setup the chage to a balanced cable has improved my listening experience. If I need to, I can switch the jack connected to the cable to 3.5 unbalanced or to 2.5mm balanced. The jacks attach easily to the cable via a simple four-pin connection. I am happy with this purchase.

Tripowin cables are honestly the gold standard if you want something that feels premium without breaking the bank. The Amber has that nice thick, high-quality feel with zero cable memory, a smooth chin slider, and it looks great too. It’s also super easy to coil and store. I picked the Amber mainly because it looks great (like all Tripowin cables) and has interchangeable connectors. I mostly use 3.5mm, but it’s nice knowing I can swap to another plug if I need to. The ear hooks are really comfortable too. They feel so light you barely notice them. As for sound, I don’t think it changes much, which is a good thing. As long as the cable’s impedance is under 1 ohm, you’re set. I love the bronze-copper shine it gets in the light, but what really matters is the feel, and comfort and Tripowin gets both perfectly right. Some people have said that their interchangeable connectors can be a bit loose, but mine fit perfectly fine. Overall, this is probably one of the best cables you can get at this price point.

This cable is an excellent option for those looking to upgrade their IEM cable. Tripowin makes IEM cables that are incredibly soft and supple to the touch, with no transfer of microphonic noise to your ears when handled. I own four Tripowin IEM cables for this reason. They are durable and stylish as well. This Tripowin Amber cable is another soft, lovely feeling cable, and its copper construction tones down the sibilant treble in my IEMs, I’ve noticed. I love that the plugs are swappable. The cable includes 3.5 mm, 4.4 mm balanced, and 2.5 mm balanced connectors. There is one flaw to this product, and that pertains to the strength of the connection between the swappable plugs and the cable itself. The connection is a pressure-fit type, with no locking tabs or other mechanism to keep the connection strong. I’ve accidentally disconnected the plug several time by pulling on the cable with too much force. If this cable had a locking mechanism for its swappable plugs it would get five stars; until then, it gets a four. It’s nearly perfect.

This is an excellent cable.It's very well made and works perfectly with my Sennheiser ie 600. The ie 600 uses a proprietary mmcx connector. This cable fits perfect and securely. I saw some post about loose connection, just wanted to share my experience that it needs to push little hard so that there should not be any gap. First click will just attach it loosely to the connector, once pressed hard the second click secures it and fits perfectly (see the attached picture). About the multipoint connector with 3.5, 4.4 and 2.5 it's fits well, have been using frequently between 4.4 and 3.5, never faced any problem. I don't believe that cable has anything to do with sound quality so can't comment on that. In summary it's a well made cable which has versatile connectivity option with 3.5. 4.4 and 2.5 and fits the Sennheiser ie lines perfectly and as a bonus comes at a cheap price. Very well done.

I bought these to swap it with the originals that came with the 7hz Timeless AE. The original cable is incredibly sturdy. This one I just bought is REALLY nice, get it if you want a cable that is smooth like butter. The cable is covered by some PCV plastic, and honestly its crazy how nice it is. The cable feels and behaves smooth, almost like those woven fabric ones. It works really well, no complaints here! definitely a great replacement for the rugged original one

I originally purchased this to go with a set of Simgot 500’s,& I purchased this cable bc so have a few BT Amo/Dac’s that I tend to favor,& some require a 4.4mm plug,& the main one I tend to use (Qudelix 5K) requires the 2.5mm plug in order to provide a “balanced” sound signature. In the end; I tend to use that Qudelix 5K (all the time,& it’s actually my 3rd one I’ve now owned), as I always use it the make every phone call, as well as to do anything with my iPhone or iPad, so it’s my “go to” in order to watch movies, listen to music,& do all of the above. I love the fact that one can simply unplug one of the 3 available plugs that come with this cable,& then have the true option to go with either a 2.5mm balanced, 3.5mm,, or a 4.4mm Balanced port!! As some reviewer’s have said; it does provide for a sound signature that is a little less treble heavy,& considering the fact that some treble tones make me hate certain songs bc that treble is simply irritating to my ears in the end, even when EQ’d. Thus far, I’ve used this cable for 2.5 months straight,& work it both day,& night (as I have to sleep to sounds, bc I’m crazy like that,& can’t sleep w/o noise), yet from day 1 this cable has out up with my abuse without one single issue. I’ve used it with the Simgot 500’s, the Kiwi Ears Quartet’s, & Orchestra Lights,& lastly with the Kinera Gumho’s(I believe… if I can remember their name correctly here?). Again; I haven’t had a single issue. Some have complained & said that the cable comes disconnected from the 3 options in plug’s available too easily, but such isn’t really the case with me. That, & considering how I often forget that I’m plugged into the Qudelix 5K(which is often plugged into my iPad), I actually appreciate that “break away” feature, as I’m sure I’d have destroyed the 2.5mm input port on the Qudelix, or the 4.4mm port on the Ifi Amp/Dac,& all other devices I’ve connected to by now if such was NOT able to separate. To me; the various inputs don’t separate easily at all, as they all require quite a good tug in order to become separateed from the actual plug options (one has with these), & I can not complain about 1 single item having to do with this cable; which cost me something like $32? Hell: I just spent over $300 for a replacement cable for my 64 Audio U8’s,& Tia’s. But for a single cable that costs over $300, I have found that expensive ass cable to be far less comfortable,& less useful than this cable by leaps & bounds, as both those 64 Audio IEM’s have a .75mm 2 pin “proprietary cable” that is required for them,& after already having had one of their cables break & leave one of the 2 pins on the inside of the U8’s housing, let’s just say that I’m not a huge fan of that expensive, less than stellar cable…in the end. For $32 (or some odd) bucks, vs most of the other “upgraded cables” out there (which have prices all over the board,& leave one astuck with 1 single input option”, I’d go with this multi-input,multiple dac/amp device cable ANY DAY,& do such without a moment of hesitation!!!

I bought this as a replacement for my Timeless AE because the original cable looks sloppy af. So, I just wanted something that looks nicer and I decided to grab this one. About the look: The dark red-brownish matches the blue color of my AE so well and I love it. The cable looks absolutely THICC in the product description but it doesn't look that big, or if any at all, in real life so you don't have to worry about the thing looking like an oversized chains, lol. It is also a bit softer and easier to curve compared to my original cable as well. About sound: Prepare your tinfoils now, because I tried a few different songs with the new cable and this actually makes the lows in some of them songs slightly less bloated (could be a placebo, though) compared to the original one. Other than that, I couldn't tell anything different. With that being said, even if you disregard the potential placebo about sound difference , the build quality and the aesthetics of it is still worth it.

Nice cable. Be careful with the Sennheiser IE 200 because the end with the red ring doesn't insert fully. I removed the ring carefully and now it seems to hold fine. I added a tiny drop of red nail polish to the headphone unit to know which is the right side.