[raypin]

Mmmm.....when can we expect the LCD i3 to be fully disclosed? A sneak pic or two, perhaps?

 

[TAREKFOUAD1]

I see the cable for Iphone and Ipad, any cable for Android?
Thx

 

[AxelCloris]

  I see the cable for Iphone and Ipad, any cable for Android?
Thx

 
Per their Facebook page they're working on a USB-C terminated cable.

 

[wuwhere]

I meant no disrespect. I completely agree but for those that want a universal dac/amp that is not proprietary to just one system would need something other than the cipher cable. I guess it would be in my best interest to put feedback in to Apple to use a USB-C input and then put in feedback to Audeze to work on a USB-C CIPHER Cable that would as well and on both platforms. Also the Mojo was merely an example and I should have stated that.

 
Actually Apple has Thunderbolt 3 which is compatible with USB-C cables.

 

[Madcat207]

   
Per their Facebook page they're working on a USB-C terminated cable.

And they state they include a regular 3.5mm plugged cable,  so no worries there either

 

[monkkx]

Sorry if it has been already mentioned, but is there any plan to release a cheaper package without the dac-cable?
I do not plan to change my equipment for a new connector, and it would allow others customers to save some money, and avoid the pollution and waste of an unused electronic equipment.

 

[Baphomet Metal]

   

Also it required the development of closed earphones. (Train and airport)
But, it is good to use when active. (ISINE10 & 20 & LCD-i3)

 

[Ultrainferno]

 
rha cl1

 
I've heard both and they're both very different. the CL1 is really special though
 
Here's that isine again from IFA, in my ears 

 

 

[Subhakar]

I've heard both and they're both very different. the CL1 is really special though

Here's that isine again from IFA, in my ears :rolleyes:

Nice ear. Frustration-free packaging.

 

[Madcat207]

Sorry if it has been already mentioned, but is there any plan to release a cheaper package without the dac-cable?
I do not plan to change my equipment for a new connector, and it would allow others customers to save some money, and avoid the pollution and waste of an unused electronic equipment.

Sigh...  Right from their product page... 
 

Package Includes

1. Certificate of authenticity
2. User guide and warranty
3. 1/8” to 1/4” adapter
4. 1.5m audio cable, 1/8” stereo plug input to 2-pin plug ouput
5. 1.5m Cipher cable, Lightning plug input to 2-pin plug ouput

 

[monkkx]

Sigh...  Right from their product page... 

Package Includes

1. Certificate of authenticity
   
2. User guide and warranty
   
3. 1/8” to 1/4” adapter
   
4. 1.5m audio cable, 1/8” stereo plug input to 2-pin plug ouput
   
5. 1.5m Cipher cable, Lightning plug input to 2-pin plug ouput
   

Yes the product page mention cipher cable is part of the package. My question is about a plan to sell the earphones without the cipher cable, as a cheaper package.

 

[zer0enna]

if the product contains both standard 3.5mm cable and lightning cable, just now much extra are non "i" user paying for apple tax? both 10 & 20 can potentially be much cheaper than the current retail price?

 

[monkkx]

if the product contains both standard 3.5mm cable and lightning cable, just now much extra are non "i" user paying for apple tax? both 10 & 20 can potentially be much cheaper than the current retail price?

my understanding is that the cipher cable contains a dac, that added to the Lightning license to Apple makes me suspect that cable has a non-negligible cost impact. If my assumption is correct, it would be great to have a different package for non Apple users, or those who prefer a different dac, and keep the cipher cable as an option.

 

[Saoshyant]

If it helps, the Audeze Sine has a cipher and no cipher package with a $50 difference if I remember.

 

[wuwhere]

my understanding is that the cipher cable contains a dac, that added to the Lightning license to Apple makes me suspect that cable has a non-negligible cost impact. If my assumption is correct, it would be great to have a different package for non Apple users, or those who prefer a different dac, and keep the cipher cable as an option.

 
It has a DAC and an amp. There's also an iOS app that has an equalizer.