Linsoul Tripowin Zonie 16 Core Silver Plated IEM Cable, MMCX, 3.5mm Plug

After much searching and being none the wiser on what to choose I took a leap of faith and went for these to replace the OE leads that came with my AKG N40's which which I'd damaged. They are well put together and the metal elements give an air of quality, the cables are compliant which allows then to be easily coiled for storage. I notice an overall improvement with bass seeming more forward and also better channel separation. There is no microphany which was present on the original leads. The only (slight) issue was that it took a fair bit of effort to get one of the MMCX connectors to snap into the ear-phone. I tend to err on the sceptic side when it comes to leads and much of what I've read implies that there is little to choose between leads. However, these are an improvement over the AKG leads and, IMO, reasonably priced and on that basis would recommend them. Update: Jan 25 I had an issue with the leads but Tripowin acted promptly and positively and replaced them. Not only are they good leads but their customer service can't be faulted. A completely satisfied customer.

Fantastic quality, no knots or tangles. Feels great and huge quality upgrade feom the original IE200 cable... however, these don't fit the IE series without modification (which I did but it wasn't 100% in terms of contact). That's an issue with the Sennheiser product rather than this. Colour was awesome, really something different. Length was perfect and fit around ear was spot on too. Just didn't work out with my IEMs but cannot fault the product. Quality 3.5 metal connection too.

Very happy with the cable, now that I have them attached to my Shure SE215s. The MMCX was tight and took a while to get them connected. Got one side in a little easier than three other. Now they are on, the cable is light, flexible, comfortable and sound great.

High quality finish. Very soft feel and better sound from an RSA T20. Well worth the outlay.

Excellent replacement for my Shure IEM cable. Studier, not gonna get tangled & better shape around the ears. Sound quality no different. Easy to swap out Very pleased with my purchase

Decent sound quality for the price (using my Shure SE535s) but these are really pretty flimsy. I pulled it out at the wrong angle and the connector sheared off inside the IEM.

i bought this cable to fit my sennheiser ie 200 because the ie 200 had a poor stock cable, so i wanted to buy a better cable. i had to cut off the clear and the red rigs because the ie 200 has some kind of wierd mmcx connection so did that and now it works very well. cable is light, it dosent tangle, and dosent make cable noise.

Nice 16 core cable, not convinced it makes a difference but it feels nice and sturdy with the common downfalls of the connector type

Feels really good. But I think it's adding some extra resistance. Comparing to a stock cable on my 7hz timeless, with this cable at the same level of amplification the earphones sounds noticeably quieter, but more detailed. When I increase amplification slightly bit, it equalise the loudness. So I can easily recommend the cable.

Poor quality of both connectors which will not fit correctly into my Sennheiser IE 200. As a result, the left connector disconnects from the iems each time I try to use them. I do not recommend this product. It's better to spend some more money on a better quality product.

Great! I was looking for a replacement cable for my Westone UM30 Pro in ears. This cable is awesome and fits perfectly. So I highly recommend this for people who are looking for this too. Thank you Linsoul Audio!

Bought these to replace the noisy stock cable on IE200. Clip off the plastic and it works like with any other IEM

Robustes und sehr gut verarbeitetes Kabel zu einem fairen Preis, das bequem und sicher an den Ohren anliegt. Da kann man ordentlich dran ziehen und die InEars bleiben trotzdem stabil im Ohr. Erheblich weniger „Kabelklang“ als beim dünnen Sennheiser Original. (Serie IE xxx) Ganz ohne Kabelklang geht es aber vermutlich nie. Die Kabelenden verheddern sich zudem deutlich weniger, als die Originalen. Im Gegenzug spürbar schwerer, was aber so oder so ausgelegt werden kann. Eine Klangveränderung vermag ich nicht zu vermelden. Das hätte mich aber auch sehr gewundert, da letztendlich nur ein par Volt über eine kurze Strecke transportiert werden müssen. Die farbigen Gummiringe am Anschluss muss man mindestens halbieren oder besser ganz entfernen, um die Sennheiser fest zu verbinden. Geht zum kurzen Testen durch festes Andrücken auch erstmal ohne, aber bei Gefallen dann möglichst mit einem scharfen Messer kürzen. Vom Teppichmesser rate ich wegen Verletzungsgefahr ab, da die Ringe aus relativ hartem Plastik sind und man mit den dünnen Klingen schnell mal abrutschen kann. Einziger Nachteil ist der grade Stecker. Der ist zwar sehr hochwertig, aber wenn man einen mobilen DAC nutzt, dann besteht erhöhte Bruchgefahr, falls man diesen z.B. in der Hosentasche transportieren will. Der gebogene Stecker des Originals ist da deutlich anschmiegsamer und platzsparender.