Has anyone ever come across a product to repair or replace the outer insulating jacket on a thin IEM cable? I have some VSonic GR07 Bass Edition IEMs from 2013 that don't have a ton of time on them but the outer cable insulation is disintegrating. If it's not possible to repair/replace that...

The cluster with the audio ports has a Firewire and two USB connections. There's another board in close proximity with an eSATA connection too. I found a pinched ground wire that wasn't actually grounded except where it was pinched. It was between layers of the case so it must have been...

It looks like there are two cables from the motherboard to the little cluster of connections on top of the case. There's a microphone and headphone jack and then several data connections, including two USB ports. Maybe I can isolate the audio connections and disconnect or depin the others. I...

No, I haven't tried power cables without a ground pin on the JBLs. They don't seem to have as much background hiss as the headphones. They are plugged into a 3.5mm jack on the back of the motherboard. The headphones are quieter when plugged into that jack too. The plug on top of the case is...

I did a quick check and couldn't find a compatible Apple Dongle. This is for a PC with USB 2.0 and 3.0 outputs. It's more than I was originally thinking of spending but the S.M.S.L M500 looks like an interesting option. Funny update - I saw a review of a Schiit Modi 3 somewhere that talked...

I need some help narrowing down a DAC or DAC/AMP combo for computer audio. The primary purpose is for playing music through over ear headphones while I'm working but I might use it for JBL 308s too. The 3.5 mm audio out jacks on the motherboard and case of my desktop are noisy. There's an...

I look forward to reading your review. I'm curious in what way the T3's came out on top!

I've been intrigued by these TWE's lately, but haven't taken the plunge. I was under the impression that the sound quality suffered too much with wireless solutions. And the early BT headphones weren't really "wireless" so that was never appealing. I'm not sure why I need TWE's since I have a...

I was thinking a custom IEM solution would be better than the off the shelf offerings. I'm starting to change my mind on that after doing some searching. I thought that one of the major reasons to have custom IEMs was for the isolation. I can only find one manufacturer that claims a specific...

I wonder if one of the Shure IEMs from higher in the range might give you the sound you're looking for along with the isolation. I listened to some four BA driver Shures (can't recall the model, but it wasn't the 846) and the detail was improved, but not so much that I felt I needed a pair. :)...

Most of the time I ride with regular foam ear plugs, but sometimes I ride with Shure SE215's. Mine are the standard version with Shure foam tips. They isolate well under an Arai XD4 for wind noise on my KTM 990 Adventure and 950 Super Enduro. For me it wouldn't be worth having something...

I thought high frequencies would be easier to block independent of the rest of the frequency range, but it turns out it's a little more complicated when you want to retain lower frequencies as much as possible. It might work to block the sound to the mic in the vehicle though. Putting a hand...

Thank you for the response and link. It gives me some ideas to try. I may look into an electronic solution as well. I might have an idea if that's an option when I get access to the microphone.

Anybody else think that title sounds like something from a research paper rather than a forum post? :D I'm trying to figure out a good physical system or material to block high frequencies from getting to a microphone. I haven't found much when searching for a 'physical low pass audio filter'...

I guess they do go on!    It felt like I was going to tear something or break something trying to get the velours on that way.