I meant the additional attachment cable that comes with the Shure SE530s. A custom length one. If that made any sense.

I have the Shure SE530s and the cables that comes with it is either too long or too short and its extremely tedious to wrap the cables around my iPhone in order to not look douchey with all that wire hanging out. It has been pissing me off lately when I have to constantly wrap the cables around...

But they aren't certified sellers meaning you lose your warranty.

Is there anything better then 320kps for the iPhone or thats the limit? Also what does the amp actually do to improve the music experience?

I have been debating for a while over whether or not should I get the Shure SE530 and I finally gave in to temptation. After ordering them I read reviews online that average everyday music-goers can't take full advantage off it unless they have Amps which helps or something along that phrase...

Quote: Originally Posted by HighLife All highs? All lows? Must be BOSE!!! No seriously....Bose headphones are mediocre at best...i mean, they are OK, dont get me wrong..however, for the money you can do MUCH MUCH better. Ive never heard any HUGE difference between the QC...

Bose offer's a one year warranty and it has never let me down. Every time my in-ear Bose headsets breaks by accident or intentionally I can just go to the Bose store and they would give me a brand new one without checking the damage. Only thing I really like about Bose and its pretty convenient...

so are these included with warranty and the price tag sounds too good to be true.

My first pair of really decent IEMs was Bose and it was due to the fact that it was pricey and pretty hyped so I end up getting Bose-in ears and boy there was a huge difference from the Apple and ten dollar head sets I bought. So after months of using them I started to crave for better headsets...