A lot of reviews of the Klipsch series has been less than stellar, so you might want to avoid that series.
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3/16/08 at 12:01pm
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Quick question about the SA6 cable options... (for JasonK or anyone else with some inside info): I'd like to find something with a short cable length, and the only option I see at the moment for the SA6 is a standard length cable. Are there plans to release a short cable for the SA6 as an optional accessory, or does such a thing already exist?
Thanks much, --VelJharig |
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It would help if you specify length. There is no real "standard". I find the length of the SA6 cord to be shorter than most earphones which I like. For me, it is the perfect length to drop the cord down under my sweatshirt and reach my DAP that is on my hip. Unless you keep a small DAP in your shirt pocket, I'm not sure why you would want it shorter IMO.
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Comfort wise, SA6 has the best fit among all my IEM (due to the really soft tips they have). However, it does insert relatively deep as most of its class required.
As for your question, SA6's cable is not really long (slightly short than most IEM out there actually) but sufficient. Any thing shorter will most like be found on canalphone with two parts cable (ie. Sennheiser CX400). I know Sleek Audio is developing a Bluetooth adapter for SA6 but not sure when that will become available. In any case, you can order an extra pair of cable than cut off the excess length and rewire a headphone jack. This way you can have any length you want. |
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To VelJharig (forgot to hit quote button)...
Not only are the Sleek flanges very comfy (for silicone flanges), but I use Shure yellow foamies (the short ones that fit a range of phones, #EA120) with the SA6s and they are very, very comfortable. While they deliver true IEM isolation, they do not have to go very deep. For me, they are the perfect SA6 sleeve. That may not be true for others, but worth a try if comfort is important to you (and the flanges bother you for any reason). In fact, I have a set of Shure yellows on each of the treble tubes I use (treble= and treble+). Makes switching that much easier. |
. If I'm completely sold on the Pioneers, the SA6 may still go back on the list after they come out with the Bluetooth adapter. 