[FiiO]

No headphone jack? No problem. FiiO comes up with another solution for you who are eyeing the Lightning interface -- the Lightning earphone cable iRC-MMCX. The iRC-MMCX is specifically designed for use with devices that use Apple’s Lightning interface, such as the iPhone, iPod, and iPad, featuring the following:

• Play/pause, volume up/down, next/previous track in-line controls
  
  
• Over-the-ear cable design that uses MMCX connectors
  
  
• High-performance audio codec chip
  
  
• Built-in high-definition microphone
  
  
• Compatible with iTunes and with many streaming music services
  
  
• Forged aluminum alloy casing with a conveniently long cable
  
  
• Keep calm and carry on with intelligent switching
  
  
• A dedicated app with both form and function
  
  
• Sipping power but ready at a moment’s notice
  
  
• Apple MFi Certified
  

Check out the detailed introduction of iRC-MMCX at: https://bit.ly/2OqUpR5


If you are interested, come get one from FiiO Aliexpress store at: >> Click Here


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FiiO Electronics Technology Co., Ltd.

 

[dricas_007]

Order one yesterday from AliExpress store, now waiting for shipment

 

[FiiO]

Thanks for you support!

 

[MrFujisawa]

I want to use these for sony xba-N3 which are NOT over ear. Is it possible to remove the stiffing part of the cable?

 

[Amber Rain]

@FiiO

Does the IRC-MMCX have asynchronous volume control like the BTR1K; you can get 32 rather than the Apple limited 16 steps of volume?

 

[FiiO]

@FiiO

Does the IRC-MMCX have asynchronous volume control like the BTR1K; you can get 32 rather than the Apple limited 16 steps of volume?

Dear friend,

The volume adjustment is synchronous.

Best regards

 

[Amber Rain]

@FiiO

Thanks for the reply, is the i1 also synchronous?

 

[FiiO]

@FiiO

Thanks for the reply, is the i1 also synchronous?

Dear friend,

Yes.

Best regards

 

[HCOvH]

Hello, is it possible to straighten the earhooks ?

kind regards.

 

[FiiO]

Hope other user could helo you about that. The iRC-MMCX do not have straight verison.

 

[trojan2900]

I have the cable. I’ve read that the built in dac supports 192k/24, and a vendor site says it supports only 48k. The neutron player says its out putting to 44k. Not hi-res. Maybe a firmware upgrade?

 

[FiiO]

I have the cable. I’ve read that the built in dac supports 192k/24, and a vendor site says it supports only 48k. The neutron player says its out putting to 44k. Not hi-res. Maybe a firmware upgrade?

The iRC-MMCX currently only supports up to lossless 48kHz audio due to the Lightning Audio Module (LAM)

Best regards