LinsoulTripowin Zonie IEM Cable, 16 Core Silver Plated Earphone Upgraded Cords, 1.25m SPC in Ear Monitor Cable for 7HZ Timeless AE TINHIFI T2 PRO T3 T4(MMCX, 3.5mm)(Grey)

I have been using Tripowin Zonie cables for many years now whenever I need to replace an IEM cable. I can order it with whatever connectors the cable i am replacing was using and I can even match the cord color with the color scheme of said IEM's. The cord length is always generous but it is the build quality of the cord that makes all the difference. Zonie cables are always thick woven cables that are truly "no tangle". They have a soft supple feel to them and they provide a difference in sound quality that is very audible and superior to similar cables. They are far superior to the stock cables that came with your IEM's and considering how little they cost compared to the audible improvement they provide, they are an amazing buy that gives back every time you put your IEM's in your ears.

You don't buy cables because it sounds better. A coat hanger acting as a wire sounds just as good, These are for IEMs, not long running cords to big speakers.What you get when you look for IEM cables is comfort. Something that doesn't tangle. Something that has non-crappy mmcx and jack connectors. Something relatively durable - and it helps if it doesn't look crappy. This cable meets those specs. it's comfortable behind my ear. It's light - even though it's really 16 strands. It bends so easy, it's supple. It resists tangling really well. Using this on my Fiio FH3.Does it sound good? Well yes - but again, cables have really minimal impact on sound. You're not getting nice cables for sound. It's for everything else a cable should do so that all you have to concern yourself with is the sound.

My first product from these folks was the length of 17 football fields. The longest cables this side of the Mid-Atlantic Cables. But high quality. So I'm bought these, same basic cable design but not as long. My chiropractor will be sending you a muffin basket. Same great sound delivery and durable as hell. But super short. It's like Gulliver's travels meets Goldilocks. But they sound great once my back stops popping.

Got this as a replacement for the stock cable on tin t2 iems. This cable is durable unlike the old cable and is not too thick for the practicality and strength it offers. It feels okay to wear for extended periods of time and it doesn't cause any noticable "noise" when walking with it on.

I got the purple version, looks good and my IEMs sound good through it as well. The thickness helps a bit with tangling but it can get a bit messy, and the ear loops might rub you the wrong way if you pull on them often, but overall a great deal for an mmcx cable.

Half the price of the Shure wires I was replacing that my cat chewed through. But double the comfort. I am no audiophile, and no expert on mmcx cables. But they fit much nicer around my ears and sound just as good as the stock Shure SE215 cable.

The 3.5 connector seems fine for the price. Not great quality, but not obviously bad either. The wire is like a wet noodle without being wet. Very compliant. Ear loops seem fine. MMCX connectors are very stiff. Way too hard to put in and take out. Be careful or you could damage your IEM. I have no long term use, so no comments on long term issues.Update: This cable damaged my IEMs. One of the connectors now does not connect properly, causing issues for both secure fit and sound. Tested with multiple cables. DO NOT BUY. Spend the extra money on a cable that doesn't use garbage parts. There is a reason this is cheap.

Gets the job done without tangling. Great quality.