Linsoul Tripowin Noire in Ear Monitor Cable, 4 Core 24AWG OCC Upgraded HiFi Audio Cable with Detachable 3-in-1 2.5mm/3.5mm/4.4mm Plug for Audiophile Musician (2Pin 0.78mm)

If you are looking for a quality, and affordable, interchangeable cable, this is well worth your money. The plugs pull away from the cable with resistance, but not so much that you need a tool.

Cable is well made and looks durable. But the cable wire is too stiff and fights you whenever you try to wrap it or tuck it into a pocket. The 2-pin connectors are too long and straight. With the help of the stiff cable they actually help work the IEM out of my ear, ruining my seal. Tested with the Shouer S12 which is a pretty small IEM. You may have better luck with a larger IEM. I need a less stiff cable, tips that are smaller, and maybe angled to help wrap around my ear instead of providing a fulcrum that pulls the IEM out of my ear. The replaceable audio connector is a nice feature. But it makes the connector a lot larger. Be careful or it could damage whatever it's plugged into. I'm having second thoughts about the usefulness of this feature. In the future, I may just buy 2.5mm cables for everything and use my DDHiFi adapter to convert them to 4.4mm when needed. The DDHiFi adapter is angled, so your cable doesn't stick out from the device much.

Great materials used, nice litz braiding, love the neutral dark grey/black color. It sounds and performs very well. You can change out the termination plug very easily and quickly. Make sure you use firm pressure when changing connection terminations or it will disconnect very easily…be firm and it will be secure. The ear hooks are preformed and are of a good shape, at least for my ears. Its really a nice looking cable and has a quality feel to it. Its not a small cable but I find the size and braiding style very nice….so why 4 stars and not 5? Well, one small minute gripe- the cable is a bit stiffer than other cables I have with this type braiding and size. It may gain some flexibility over time but I think it the sheathing material used that gives the cable its stiffer profile. Still a GREAT cable. I still very much use it. The aesthetics of the cable offset it mild stiffness IMO.

Got this to replace the stock cable on my Timeless 7hz. It's balanced, and has easy to change plugs, so works with all the portable DACs in my collection. The ear loop is less stiff than cheap cables, which is a plus for me. Way more clarity oomph to the sound coming through these.

The interchangeable terminations fall off with a little movement. Other than that the cable is fine, but not being able to have a stable connection makes this cable not worth it

While the cable its self is fine, the modular tips come loose without much effort. This means that the cable will become disconnected unintentionally from time to time. Overall I wouldn't recommend this cable.

This cable is fine for what it is. The price point was decent (hence the 4 stars instead of being 3 stars). Cable is pretty stiff. Nice that it is a quad wire at the plug and the gunmetal color is pretty cool. The 2 pin connectors work well with all my iems. I probably would have paid a bit more for a more flexible cable, but it works well.

An incredibly well built cable with a convenient array of connectors to use for whatever you need. It'll even work with other brands of connectors too, I have not encountered the issue of my tip falling off or pulling out from the interconnect. You push them together hard and the friction fit is strong for its intended use. My only gripe is the cable is too stiff and holds its memory after wrapping it up, if that's something you don't want look to the Tripowin Zonie. That's one of the best cables I've used.

I have been using audio equipment for over 40 years, and in this time have owned many different sets of headphones, IEM's, closed back, open back over ears, driver based, planar magnetic, the whole schmorgesborg. And out of every single upgrade, or purchase I have made, this cable is the most astonishing. Why? I wasn't expecting it. I have been using the Linsoul 7hz Timeless for around two years now, and have been using them via Power Amp Pro on my mobile, in conjunction with the Fiio BTR5. And anyone that knows, this is a superb combination. The one thing I wasn't expecting was how just changing an already really good quality cable, to the Noire, separated the soundstage to surprising levels. I can now hear a lot more of the ghost notes, fillers, and vocal clarity. It is a markable improvement. I wouldn't have brought the cable if it wasn't for the fact I have just upgraded to the Fiio BTR7 and need a 4.4mm balanced cable. The BTR7 isn't here yet, hence why I love the fact you get all three jack sizes. As for the jacks not fitting properly? I have had zero issues. You line up the little square notch, push it home, and they are solid. Yes there is no noticeable click sound like when changing over the MMCX sockets, but you really don't need an audible reference. They can't go any further, so you know they are seated correctly. As you can see, I'm overchuffed with the Noire. A great buy.

El cable mejora muchos de los cables de stock de IEM de precio hasta 150-200 euros, con la ventaja adicional de ser un sistema "plug-in" en el que podemos intercambiar las tres puntas: 2.5/4.4/3.5 mm. Buenos acabados y materiales, realmente muy contento con la compra. Le he bajado la puntuación porque casi al año y medio, con un uso exquisito y siempre guardado en caja, ha empezado a fallar un canal por un fallo en.el cable que termina en el conector trs.

Um meine Sennheiser IE300 akustisch aufzuwerten und das billig anmutende Originalkabel zu ersetzen, wollte ich mir ein neues Kabel anschaffen. Entschieden habe ich mich für dieses Kabel, weil ich dachte, das ein MMCX-Stecker auf jede MMCX-Buchse passen müsste. Leider falsch gedacht, die Stecker an diesem Kabel passen nicht wirklich in die Buchsen an den IE300. Im Gegensatz zum Original-Kabel hört man kein Klick beim einrasten der Stecker und bei der leichtesten Berührung fällt der Stecker wieder raus. Trotzdem habe ich es irgendwie geschafft mir ca. 30 Minuten lang ein Bild von der Klangverbesserung mit dem 4,4mm Verstärkeranschluss an meinem Kopfhörerverstärker zu machen. Im Gegensatz zum Original-Kabel mit dem 3,5mm asymmetrischen Anschluss auf jeden Fall eine hörbare Verbesserung. Auch die Verarbeitung ist gut gelungen und fühlt sich wertiger als das Original-Kabel an. Von daher für die Qualität 3 Sterne. Abzug eben dafür, das die Stecker nicht perfekt die Buchsen am IE300 passen. UPDATE: Inzwischen habe ich mir andere und günstigere Kabel des gleichen Herstellers bestellt. Weil ich dort genau das gleiche Erlebnis hatte, habe ich die testweise vorsichtig die Plastikringe für die Kanalerkennung entfernt und siehe da, die Stecker passen perfekt in die Buchse des In-Ears. Und mit etwas Nagellack habe ich die Farbkennung wieder hergestellt ;-) Vermutlich sollte das auch bei den Tripowin Noire funktionieren. Die Sterne-Bewertung bleibt aber gleich, da es nicht sein sollte, das man erst zu Tuning-Massnahmen greifen muss.

great cable and the multi plug system is easy to use

Ich habe einige Tripowin Zonie im Einsatz und fand die Idee mit den Adaptern am selben Kabel sehr gut. Leider ist dieses Kabel für meinen Geschmack nicht flexibel genug - fast schon steif. Wenn es eine Version mit der 16er Flechtung der Zonies gibt, bin ich dabei.