okcsc 2 Pin Cable for Earphone, Detachable Earphone Replacement Cable,6 Core Plated-Silver Upgrade Cable for KZ AS10 TRN V80(0.75mm,No Mic)

Muy buenos, me funcionaron excelente

I am a working musician using IEMs weekly. I have bought other cords in the past and they are okay, but these I will use until they die and buy them again. The main reason is that they sound great, but a lot of ear bud cords also sound great too… these cords come with a little ball slider (not sure what the technical name is for this) that keeps the split end from getting tangled. That might not seem to be a big deal for you, but for me it is everything! My IEMs are constantly in and out of a gig bag. My old cord gets tangled soooo easily, especially at the part that hooks around your earlobe. I like to show up to a gig and have everything ready to rock in the shortest amount of time. Dealing with tangled cords is a hassle that I don’t want to deal with. It’s sounds stupid, but being able to grab this cord out of the case and put them right on without detangling a mess of wires saves time and aggregation! A+ for these just because of the extra piece that slides up and keeps them from being a tangled mess night after night.

For around $15 this is actually a very good quality IEM cable. It is slightly thin cable, but doesn't feel necessarily cheap. What I'm actually most impressed with is the fact that it does not stick to itself at all, so it doesn't easily tangle and can quickly unwind. The cable is a good length, it's just long enough to connect to my desk AMP/DAC and give me freedom of movement without having an obnoxious amount of slack. The chin slider is basically useless though. It has almost no friction to it and will not stay in place. I'm not one to use chin sliders much, though, so this is an acceptable compromise for me.

High impedance which throws off tonal characteristics for multi-driver IEMs. Also, the left channel was quieter than the right on both IEMs I tried it with, whether it was through a USB-C dongle or a dedicated 3.5mm out. Tried it with AFUL Explorer 5+2 and Linsoul EW300. Same problem with both IEMs. Cable itself is light and loops were comfortable.

To be fair, the product description didn't say these would work with the Sennheiser IE300, but I took a chance since the IE300's also use the MMCX connectors. Unfortunately it looks like Sennheiser has a a spacer of sorts on the earbud that prevents these from fulling locking in. The diameter of the plastic housing around the MMCX connect would need to be cut down a bit for them to fit properly.Overall the cable quality looked great, and they definitely felt better than the stock IE300 cable. The plastic on the cable to help 'hook' it over your ear was not as nice as the stock IE300 cable however. I would recommend getting this style of cable without the plastic wrap to make the 'hook'. I have another pair of earbuds with this style cable that feels much better without them.

BASN has nice low cost not cheap in ear monitors. The plug developed crack in the 1/4 jack. Intermittent ear problem. These did the trick. Fasten same way BASN plug does. Cord is a little thicker, like. Shrink tubing on connector for speaker not a wire, like. Gives a natural curl around ear, like. Happy with this purchase.

The cable quality is fine. The connectors are nice and the audio quality is good. My main issue is the “chin grip” ball is useless. Typically with IEM cables the slider will tension the cable again the back of your head to keep the cables tight against your head. When you try to tension the ball, it just slides back down the cable providing no tension.

Best cable for under $30