I just got mine in from 11-11 yesterday (2x MMCX and 2x 2-pin), and dang these are great cables! Excellent sound quality and measurements, very soft and comfortable, superb build quality and appearance. Working chin slider. Comes with nice hard-shell carrying case as well. KBEAR/Tri is killing it with the budget cables right now.
These iem connections types r very confusing and I just ordered the 2 pin 0.78mm cable for the NM2+ and referring to your comment about, it should be the QDC type.. Please correct me if I'm wrong as I always consider the QDC is 0.75mm instead of 0.78mm..face plam
QDC is 0.78mm, the 2-pin you ordered will work fine on the NM2+ I'm using the same type myself.
Really appreciate for your quick reply... TQ
Just to add confusion to your clarity, there are traditional 2 pin sockets, either flush or recessed, and there are 2 pin sockets that stick out of the IEM, and the cable plug has a “sheath” that covers the socket. Of the sockets that stick out, if it is rounded, w/o corners, it is commonly referred to as a “qdc” socket. If it is rectangular, it is commonly referred to as a TFZ or NX7 socket. To my knowledge, all TFZ sockets are for 0.78m spaced pins. The qdc and traditional 2 pin sockets can be 0.78mm OR 0.75mm. AFAIK, the 0.75mm spacing is mostly used by KZ, CCA, and TRN.
Oh no! I never heard of 0.75mm QDC.
TRN sells them.
Darn.. Looking at NM2+ socket, it seems like a qdc socket type or maybe I am wrong, and ifvitvis a qdc type, is it safe to connect the 2 pin with the same polarity and will it fit without any modification.. Sorry for asking too much noons question as I am more familiar with mmcx socket type.. Which is very straightforward.
Yes it’s safe I’m doing it myself.
That’s a good question, nothing to be sorry about. Yes, as @KutuzovGambit said, you can use pretty much any cable with a qdc plug, or even with a standard 0.78mm 2 pin plug, with the NM2+. It will just not look ideal with a 2 pin plug sticking out of the qdc socket. Thus far, polarity has never been an issue for me, as long as the right and left wires are hooked up in the same orientation.
surely not pure silver ...
Just got a set of these. It is the 8 core version of the cheapo 4 cored pure silver cables. NiceHCKs version shown here. I just compared this cable with another much more expensive pure silver cable. Which was the GU craftsman pure silver cable, retails for $130. I would be telling a lie if I said I prefer the GU craftsman. As far as I can tell there is really no benefit in spending the extra $90 for a pricier silver cable. Truth is both are very similar in how they perform. It is astounding to me that you can get a quality pure 8 core silver cable for less than a $40 spot.
If these cables existed about 2 years ago people would have thought I was making it up but nope these are for real. So what is better than a sub $20 pure silver cable? An 8 core version for less than $40. Signal is cleeeean with pure silver. Works wonders for warmer sounding earphones.
