I have enjoyed Effect Audio cables/accessories since last year, and wish them nothing but success.
However I have a rather "big" qualm about the new cables. I haven't purchased any of the three yet, however I am not certain whether what comes in the box is only *one* of MMCX/2 pin/etc., or at least two of the options. If it's only one connector in-box new, then ConX seems useless to me,because you must then buy a separate connector.
I honestly haven't seen single types sold separately, and most definitely do not need anything other than 2pin or MMCX. If the connectors were only $10, maybe it makes sense, but it would be $60 for a set of four of which 3 won't be used? (I.E. included cable connector duplicates, the additional needed pair of connectors, plus a pair of "useless"-in the sense they will never be utilized-connectors. So unless you have 4 types of plugs in your IEM collection-or want to "future proof" your purchases-I see no use for the ConX system without any additional connectors in the cable box.
Hope I made myself clear-I do not yet understand what comes in the box with the cable, as the reviewers I have read do not specify, and go straight to ergonomics and sound analysis. Which is fine! But I am curious if what comes in the box is only *your* choice of MMCX, or 2 pin, etc. The latter would be a disappointment, making the cables more expensive, and only worth it as a pricey cable rolling experiment. For only one cable, it does not make much sense-to me at least.
Very sorry for sounding negative. Hope I am understood. It *is* criticism, but I do mean well. I personally do not want to try them at all unless two connectors are included, or individual pairs of connectors are sold at an acceptable price (not $60-good for 4, case, and key, but not for a pair of connectors.) Otherwise one could buy the older, nice cables without ConX?
If I am misinterpreting how this ConX is being sold or advertised, my apologies. On the official site and at a local store they are sold at regular price for 2 pin, +10 for MMCX, etc. If the +$10 means 2 pin *and* a MMCX pair, it's fine-otherwise I do *not* understand the marketing strategy.
Sorry for my seemingly harsh words. Likewise if I am "not getting" what could be fairly obvious to everyone else. Be well.
However I have a rather "big" qualm about the new cables. I haven't purchased any of the three yet, however I am not certain whether what comes in the box is only *one* of MMCX/2 pin/etc., or at least two of the options. If it's only one connector in-box new, then ConX seems useless to me,because you must then buy a separate connector.
I honestly haven't seen single types sold separately, and most definitely do not need anything other than 2pin or MMCX. If the connectors were only $10, maybe it makes sense, but it would be $60 for a set of four of which 3 won't be used? (I.E. included cable connector duplicates, the additional needed pair of connectors, plus a pair of "useless"-in the sense they will never be utilized-connectors. So unless you have 4 types of plugs in your IEM collection-or want to "future proof" your purchases-I see no use for the ConX system without any additional connectors in the cable box.
Hope I made myself clear-I do not yet understand what comes in the box with the cable, as the reviewers I have read do not specify, and go straight to ergonomics and sound analysis. Which is fine! But I am curious if what comes in the box is only *your* choice of MMCX, or 2 pin, etc. The latter would be a disappointment, making the cables more expensive, and only worth it as a pricey cable rolling experiment. For only one cable, it does not make much sense-to me at least.
Very sorry for sounding negative. Hope I am understood. It *is* criticism, but I do mean well. I personally do not want to try them at all unless two connectors are included, or individual pairs of connectors are sold at an acceptable price (not $60-good for 4, case, and key, but not for a pair of connectors.) Otherwise one could buy the older, nice cables without ConX?
If I am misinterpreting how this ConX is being sold or advertised, my apologies. On the official site and at a local store they are sold at regular price for 2 pin, +10 for MMCX, etc. If the +$10 means 2 pin *and* a MMCX pair, it's fine-otherwise I do *not* understand the marketing strategy.
Sorry for my seemingly harsh words. Likewise if I am "not getting" what could be fairly obvious to everyone else. Be well.
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