Damn open back as a mobile setup? Hardcore. How does it sound when you're out and about?

Space permitting! Love the fact that I can plug my phone into this CEntrance Hifi-M8 and drive pretty much any headphones I want wherever I am. iPhone XR > Hifi-M8 > Dt770 80 ohm

There might just be hope for a large SF head-fi meet! I think I've only seen this pulled off once or twice in the area. Looking forward to it!

Thats the good stuff! Yeah it can be, just need to know where to look. ;)

Definitely not the best option because the XLPE insulation is typically the limiting factor, but I've enjoyed it on some of the test cables I've done over the years. It's very unique. If you can get your hands on a solder pot though, I would highly recommend trying Litz out.

Damn super clean stuff, and like kingkikapu said, I can't even afford to put so much furutech on my gear!

We should be getting a gear list up soon! :gs1000smile:

Thanks for the feedback! I've been working hard to try and address everyone's concerns moving forward. Feel free to shoot me an email or reply here if there are any questions that need answering.

Norne and DHC make some reallllyyyyy low profile adapters http://www.norneaudio.com/litzheim/norne-audio-cable-cables-hypershort-ultrashort-eidolic-balanced-trrs-4-pole-female-3-5mm-rhodium-astell-and-kern-a-k-adapter-direct-soldered-conversion

Wow this place looks amazing! Looking forward to it! I can definitely bring stuff by to test as well.

I'm actually really guilty of never walking into that store. :o2smile: I'd definitely be open to meet ya'll at the store and have a poke around.

We could find a rent out a library space (free and definitely has outlets for amps etc. I know some of the libraries in my area (Walnut Creek) are nice, but not familiar with the options in the city.

Just wanted to stop by and give Trevor the thumbs up. Been buying parts from Eidolic and Trevor for a few years now. Always fun to talk to and provides personable service. Thanks again man!

For those that care, I've seen Brandon active and posting some headphone content on my facebook business page, so hopefully he'll be back!

I can't believe I'm finding out about this just now 6 months later, but definitely unfortunate news and I send my condolences to Frank and his family.

Following!

Any changes to sound signature at all?

https://www.head-fi.org/articles/diy-cable-info-and-resources.14308/ I use this all the time to pull up pin-outs. Scroll down to Headphone connectors and you should see all the designations for all the wiring. 2.5mm and Sennheiser (based on pin size)

2nd this, he should have a right angled version too if you need that.

I can't seem to find it on the website, but Trevor over at Norne Audio has probably the only 4.4mm TRRRS high quality plugs on the market right now. Maybe try shooting him a message and seeing if he has some. That or DHC should have them too, that way you can also get a hold of some of their OCC...

Did you do any modification to head T5p's or is it straight out of the box. I always found them a little clampy as well as heavy (can't do much about that). I love the T5p an T1 sound, but couldn't seem to keep wearing them for hours and hours. I've had a lot of luck with Fostex TH series...

Definitely second for that stepped drill bit, it'll allow you to put a nice chamfer on the edge of the holes and keep the driver from striking any of the burrs. I remember when I first started getting into modifying the venerable KSC75's and I used a razor blade to deburr the edges! :dt880smile...

  Thanks for the kind words SonicV! Glad to hear you're enjoying the one of a kind balanced Q701's. 

  Thanks for the review Kahster! Definitely have been working hard to make sure the products I put out have coverage if anything goes wrong. First and foremost is making sure everyone is happy with their cable for years to come! 

    Forgot about that. I do expect apple will release a better product, but I doubt it will be to the same level as a dedicated audio company. I don't expect the beats to have anymore increased durability. Apple is the king of planned obsolescence.