Nymph and Dark Jade are the same cable from the same OEM. As @Poganin has said; I picked up the 4 core version for $38 and am really happy happy with it.
It's NiceHCK's DarkJade. Graphene Silver Plated OCC according to the product page, but I got it more for the looks than anything else. @holsen said this cable is actually made by XINHS as OEM and a similar looking cable is available from him, just 4-core.
Very interesting - Its a single crystal copper cable with graphene SURROUNDING / COATING it. I am curious how much that specific aspect would improve the quality of the sound in 'real terms' especially as the SCC which already is doing a superb job!
If the cable was solid graphene that would interest me more.
Very interesting - Its a single crystal copper cable with graphene SURROUNDING / COATING it. I am curious how much that specific aspect would improve the quality of the sound in 'real terms' especially as the SCC which already is doing a superb job!
If the cable was solid graphene that would interest me more.
I had a good discussion about the difference between Pure Silver and this Graphene coated SPC. Heres an excerpt:
1 What would you say is the difference between the Graphene and the Pure Silver?
The low frequency of graphene is heavier, and the high frequency extension is a bit close. The 3 audio frequencies of the pure silver wire are relatively balanced.
And that's been my experience. I use the graphene cable on my EDP - it doesn't change the signature of the EDP but I find it does a bring a touch more weight to the bottom end.
Incidentally, I also picked up a couple of Pure Silver cables from these guys and the silver really helped with the treble extension on my Fusions. It was a marked difference. Buy I still like the supplied copper with RAH.
I had a good discussion about the difference between Pure Silver and this Graphene coated SPC. Heres an excerpt:
1 What would you say is the difference between the Graphene and the Pure Silver?
The low frequency of graphene is heavier, and the high frequency extension is a bit close. The 3 audio frequencies of the pure silver wire are relatively balanced.
And that's been my experience. I use the graphene cable on my EDP - it doesn't change the signature of the EDP but I find it does a bring a touch more weight to the bottom end.
Incidentally, I also picked up a couple of Pure Silver cables from these guys and the silver really helped with the treble extension on my Fusions. It was a marked difference. Buy I still like the supplied copper with RAH.
Thanks for that - the feedback on Drop is mostly related to the marked increase in bass weight...which is good to know!
I was interested in these differences in relation to how the signal runs along the various materials. If you look at SCC under the microscope it is
much smoother than OFC so i can well imagine the difference between the 'ride' driving along an old country road V driving on a newly laid motorway.
I would have definitely looked to that particular cable for the EDP if I had kept it / been my only IEM
I am time and time again impressed with Bobs cables though
No, not pretty but I'm getting a set. I have a feeling the final production units will have a different faceplate. We've seen this before, the prototype pics on the preorder page are not the final refined design. If they do come like this, I'll just spraypaint the faceplate, but I dont think I'll need to. I swore I'd never sell them, but my current EDPs are up for sale to make room for these babies.
they are available in several colors. Don't stop at first impression, after some hours of usage they change their relative stifness. They are so ridicously cheap.
@Ludwig1968 I’m listening Opus Mia with “your tips”, sounds good but tomorrow I’ll compair them with Azla Earfit short.
Hard to mount on nozzle for a safer grip
With the Semper on board I’m through looking for iem upgrades for a while. I’m looking into specialized things, like Final’s VR3000, or completely different formats like headphones (really keen on IMR’s designs on that front), or DAPs/sources. I’m curious about the new drivers though and, not to worry @lgcubana but bone conduction by year end? With how physical IMR’s iems are already this has incredible potential.
VR3000 looks as gaming IEM...
I didn’t listen Semper and PB2 yet, but tomorrow I’ll start to listen PB2.
I had many IMR and my favorite right now is Opus Mia, maybe not the most neutral IEM but more neutral than previous generation.
Opus mia had a great impact like many IMR but bass is more focused than RAH and EST help so much on highs.
Opus Mia needs a lot of power to shine, I drive with shanling M8 in turbo mode, because with high gain (medium level) doesn’t sounds like can do.
I have other expensive IEMs but I don’t need to go in turbo mode with others.
I bet OM, PB2 and Semper can scale up with a desktop setup.
Done some email conversations with Bob on expectation of BC tuning, and he just make an announcement. Will be booking my slot.
The BC is a bass heads delight! All the mid and sub bass you could ask for all beautifully controlled and with the cleanest midrange and treble on any bass head IEM I believe out there. You will not comprehend the clarity (and no bass bleed) this offers while at the same time offering that immense low end response.
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