[kyuuketsuki]

Anyone have a Bluetooth mmcx cable with aptx hd?

I don't think such a thing exists yet... Just regular aptx

 

[kyuuketsuki]

So, I can safely say they have a good standby time. I had them on most of yesterday and listened to them for about an hour (the total music time is about 2 hours now), so I can assume that the rated battery time is at least decently accurate. As for sound, paired with my SE215s sound pretty darn decent. I can't really hear a significant enough difference between wired and wireless to use the wired over wireless. Naturally my Rockets are a part of my EDC and that's never going to change, but I can see these becoming a daily driver especially for running and being in the city moving about where wires could get more easily caught.

Other thoughts... I was hesitant on the design with the pendant and magnet, but using it, I think I like it better than the more popular and frequently used solid horseshoe-esque style that I've seen manufacturers use, like Sony, LG and Sennheiser.
 
I still have yet to really put it through the full litany of tests. I might want to throw on my SE425s for fun see how they sound with it, but honestly I just wanted a good sounding pair of wireless so I have the option and this wire paired with my 215s seem to fit the bill nicely. I just need to see how voice calls are

 

[cruizin caleb]

The replacement cable came today. I just tried it out and it works and sounds just fine. I think the other one I got was just a dud. I'll report back once I've used it for a longer period of time. I just used it briefly with the Tennmak Piano IEMs. I'm still waiting on my modded Fischer Audio DBA-02 from Brian. I think the DBA-02 IEMs will be the real test given that they have dual armature drivers with 43Ω impedance as opposed to the Tennmak's dynamic driver with 16Ω impedance...

 

[zolom]

The emerging Beyerdynamics Xelento Wireless, has an interesting Aptx hd cable. Hope they will sell that cabke separately.