Linsoul Tripowin Zonie IEM Cable, 2m Long Earbud Cable, 16 Core Silver Plated Earphone Cable, In Ear Monitor Cable (Recessed 2Pin, 3.5mm, Grey)

A good little replacement cable for IEMs.Sound quality was exactly the same through these as with the stock cable my earbuds originally came with.The cable is also a tad thicker than the one I was replacing and feels a little more durable.The connection was also nice and tight (maybe even a tad too tight), but I'd rather that than to lose.

This earbud cable arrived in a zip lock pouch inside a branded cardboard box which also includes a warranty information leaflet.I got this cable for my BASN Mix-PD 2-pin in ear monitors which require the recessed pin type cable.The BASN earbuds were supplied with a 1.5m cable and that’s just a bit too short for my needs and the extra length of this one is perfect. However, the main advantage is the soft and highly flexible nature of the cable. The original is quite stiff and prone to tangle but this one is much softer and a lot more flexible. Just above the junction where the cable splits into two there is a clear sliding toggle so that you can adjust the length of the split leads.In use I’ve found no problems at all with sound signal quality and this cable is just as good (if not better) than the one supplied with the earbuds.This is a good quality cable that I got for its extra length but its softness and flexibility are a huge improvement over the original and I think it’s reasonably priced at £25.99 so it gets 5 stars.

It’s a nicely made and long cable, maybe a bit too long for pocketing a DAC or mobile phone but great for sitting. I have mine hooked up to my PC and the cable is still quite long and I have to hook it up so it’s not on the floor.It’s quite pliable without breaking it in however the ear hook parts are a bit too small and stiff and they do cut into my ears after a while although some readjustment did help.I noticed no change in sound quality however I already had a high quality cable on my kiwiears so maybe it’s different on IEMs that have a lower quality cable.Value for money wise this is good as I’ve seen some crazy prices for nice quality cables.Maybe some super clever music person will say different but for me, an average music listener the cable is great. Just could do with nicer ear hooks, maybe thicker or more adjustable.

I have had my eye on a Tripowin Zonie IEM Cable for ages as the one that came with my 7hz Zero 2 is cheap and thin, but i just couldn't bring myself to spend money on just a wire. Then out of the blue, I get one to review on Amazon Vine. My other IEMS have decent cables, but not this decent!The most striking thing is the feel of the cable, its uncanny, its almost like a thick piece of floppy string. It just does not feel like any other cable I have felt. Its soft and malleable in a very fluid way. It just feels like a natural material and not a braided plastic cable. I get what all the fuss is about now.Its long at 2m, and if I was to buy one I would probably go for the shorter version, as I'm always near my phone, but long can have its uses.Its a cable, so don't think you are getting sound improvements, Ohms law may be at play here with the lowered resistance that multiple strands bring, but how much is open to discussion, but you are 100% getting comfort, tactility and longevity as you have multiple strands and only 4 connections, so lose one and it keeps going.I have watched Zeos on YouTube get all excited about IEM cables and i now get why. This is a tactile thing of beauty.

I have several Tripowin cables for my mainly full size headphones and this cable is the first cable I have got for my collection of IEMs.The cable is very well made from 16 core silver plated copper wich is soft flexible and has little of the annoying memory that some cables have. The plastic coating feels supple and well made with very nice terminals on the earphone end.The 2 metre length is perfect for my desktop usage.Soundwise this cable sounds smooth and warm but not losing out on the highs which is often a difficult balancing act, any so called audiophile who tells you that cables do not make any difference to sound is obviously not versed in output impedance, conductivity of materials etc.Any competent electrician will tell you cables DO make a difference otherwise all recording studios around the world would be using the cheapest cables possible.

The media could not be loaded. Coming in a deceptively small white box these open to such good cables i asked myself how my current ones can be so expensive. They come in only 1 size and pin setup so make sure you choose the right ones before ordering.the end is metal plated and the pins are also coloured coded white and red for quick pickup and put in. Theres no change to the sound profile and overall the build is just exceptional.But the cable drag really needs to be commended, its like they took the tangleless ones you can get off some high end gaming headsets and stepped it up another level. Its like a soft rope instead of a cable, it makes no noise brushing against clothes like some and frankly has replaced my current ones as the permanent cable.

A premium looking (extra long) braided cable of which i'll be using with a pair of KZ IEM's.The fit is secure and precise and the connectors are solid and of genuinely premium quality.An excellent cable....impressive quality.

High quality audio cable. It's 2m long, has a 3.5mm jack on one end, the other end terminates in 2x 2-pin IEM plugs. The cable looks awesome with its braided design. It's made with silver plated cable SPC wire, which apparently provides superior sound quality. If I'm honest I couldn't tell the difference between this cable and a much cheaper one, but perhaps proper audiophiles will notice.Value seems good - though personally I wouldn't normally spend this much on cables.