Linsoul Tripowin Sirene 4 Cores IEM Cable, 24AWG OFC Replacement Cable, for In Ear Monitor, for 7hz Timeless T3 T2 PRO T4 (MMCX, 3.5mm)

This is the cable for CCZ Warrior iem with plenty of detail not bright or harsh or muffled and a lot clearer with better positional audio, a good quality strong tangle free comfy cable ,the cable that came with them was muffled and bright sounding, this cable's exactly what i needed for gaming with my Switch Lite and Soundblaster X1!

Solidly built, decent length, good colour. Audio cables are not going to change the way you hear music really, not unless you're paying either a tiny amount of money for garbage or a pile of money for greatness. So most people just want a cable that is functional, looks good and doesn't fall apart.This fits all 3 criteria for me.

I've been perfectly happy with the sound quality of my Sennheiser IE900 wired buds powered by the Chord Mojo2. I never expected to hear such good hifi sound from such minimal kit and I've been a hifi music fan since the 70s!I came across a review of these buds that intrigued me, mentioning this cable replacement as worth trying. It wasn't expensive so I thought I'd give it a go. And I'm glad I did! These Sennheiser IE900 buds are so detailed and musical that the improvement is clearly audible to my ears - crisper and more fidelity in the higher frequencies like cymbals and the music just generally gets more room to breathe without losing any of the bass quality or midrange presence. I assume the audible improvement is so obvious because the IE900 buds are so efficient and musical anyway - it might not be as apparent with cheaper buds.The cable's shorter than the original but suits the purpose if your device is only at arms length away.

I've only been using a few days but so far it's a great upgrade on the cables I got as standard with Shure SE215 IEMs. The cable falls more loosely giving a better fit around the ear which means the buds themselves do not fall out so easily. Can't speak for longevity yet but seeing as the Shure lasted about a month it's not up against much. Sound quality is on par.

The IEM plugs really let down these cables, the changeable end plugs and wires are really nice quality, but the MMCX plugs have a lot of play in them and unplug accidentally, and when compared to the manufacturer cables they are leagues worse.Quite disappointed, I should have paid the extra for sennheisers own replacement cable.

Bought the product about 2 months ago, cables already damaged around the headphone jack area. Keeps causing channel imbalances and other issues

I own a large number of IEM cables, including other Tripowin cables (all pretty good by the way). It's largely proven, scientifically, that in most instances cables make no, or very little, discernible difference to your sound - except in certain fringe "edge cases" (e.g. where impedance issues may arise). That's certainly my personal experience. (I'm not referring here to differences between balanced and single ended, that's a different story, I'm referring to comparisons of like with like, apples with apples).As a result, my main criteria for choosing between different cables include: a) quality of the terminations and overall finishing of the cables, b) likely lifespan of the product in use, b) comfort (weight, microphonics, resistance to tangling etc, and c) aesthetics - how do they match up visually with the IEMs I'm likely to use the cables with.I was surprised that the diameter of the Mirage cable was so slim, compared to some other cables from the same manufacturer. The overall quality is very high. It's incredibly tangle free, which I know is important to a lot of people. The colour is not black, it is a very dark brown bronze - the product pictures here on Amazon are 100% accurate. It's very flexible and with minimal microphonics.End of the day, it ticks all my boxes, is different to most of my cables, and may be the most tangle free cable I own - obviously your mileage may vary.I'd rate the product a 9/10 and the overall delivery and service from Amazon and the vendor 10/10.Recommended.

And it won’t break the bank either. Cable isn’t to thick like some braided cables can be, but not too thin either. Good flexibility, ligh weight and these do help improve on the sound quality. Using these with a pair of Hidizs MS1 Rainbow and the sound is impressive for a single driver IEM. Much better than the MS1 Galaxy that replaced this set. But I digress, this review is for the Solstice cable and I would recommend it over the OEM that comes with most IEMs. These cables, with the exception of a few are terrible. The standard in my opinion should be something like the Solstice or Sirene cable. Good cables/inexpensive.

Makes your IEMs look a lot more premium than the stock cable. Worth every penny. I'm using them on a pair of Sennheiser ie200's.

I had to get a new cable after my cat bit through two of my Moondrop cables. I ended up not liking Moondrop brand too much so tried another. Just received this in the mail, used - like new.This cable is soft and flexible. Out of the small packaging, it unraveled like a nice well made chain necklace. I like this a lot because I hate the ones that are stiff and eventually mold into a curled up position, like my Moondrops. The ears cables are obviously shaped like a hook though to curl appropriately behind ears. Here's hoping this one doesn't stiff up.Sound quality is bright so it is definitely functioning well and a good replacement. It fits into my iems perfectly and securely. One thing I'm happy about is that it actually locks into my DAC when plugged in. My Moondrops would not lock in and so I had to fidget around my phone to make sure it doesn't slip when I walk. I had to guess which was left or right though. Assumed red was right and it was correct when I tested. So red right, blue, left. I couldn't find any documentation or letters signifying sides unless I missed something obvious.

Much higher quality than the cable they come with.

Punches way above it's price. I've got an mmcx kinera swappable cable that's over twice as expensive, and this one is basically as nice. The plugs on the more expensive one are slightly better, but barely really. These plugs come off slightly easier (but mine will unplug from my device before the 4 pin connector every time) which I find to be a plus since I swap them frequently, there's just less material reinforcing them.The wire is dead straight until it splits, and still pretty straight after the split. It feels very thick, and is very soft and flexible. The ear loops are tight, but not much tighter than most new cables.The only thing that could make it better is different color options (with swappable plugs), and maybe a couple extra inches of length. The brown isn't bad, and I do prefer solid colors over dual color wires.