[pekingduck]

Accidentally found some spare parts of the Roxanne cable (namely basspots and cable connectors)  for sale on Taobao (the eBay equivalent in China).

 

[Malevolent]

 
I spoke to Jerry mid august at the HK AV show and he said the production time on acrylic is a steady 21 days now. (Im guessing 21 business days)
 
Mine took exactly 2 months from the time impressions arrived at the distributor. I haven't had any fit or cable issues so far and i'm overall pretty satisfied and surprised at how smooth the whole process went. 

 
Nice to hear that some of their recent customers were able to get their Roxannes in 2 months. Gives me greater hope now.
 
I'm just waiting for that phone call from Jaben... 

 

This is from DHC on OCt 18th on his fb page:

 
Thanks. I've heard that DHC are preparing a Roxanne cable. Hence, I've regularly checked their website, but I have yet to see any updates regarding its introduction. Nice to see that they are still working on it. Gives us Roxanne owners an avenue to turn to, in the event that the cable fails to hold up its end of the bargain.

 

[Malevolent]

  Sorry I have enjoy my silver for couple of Month 

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Nice. How's the workmanship? Everything looking okay?
 
Enjoy!

 

[stvc]

   
Nice. How's the workmanship? Everything looking okay?
 
Enjoy!

Nicely done .

 

[onlychild]

Stvc, can u post more pics of the cable please.

Where's the bass pot?

 

[Mimouille]

Stvc, can u post more pics of the cable please.

Where's the bass pot?

I suppose there is no bass pot, just a fixed resistance in the plug.

 

[stvc]

Stvc, can u post more pics of the cable please.

Where's the bass pot?

 
 
Zoom in to the previous image, you should be able to see the bass pot.

 

[onlychild]

The silver thing is the bass pot?

 

[stvc]

On the RSA plug.

 

[Malevolent]

On the RSA plug.

 
Oh, you mean the white screw thingy on the RSA plug? I thought that was a normal screw.
 
Anyway, this one pot replaces the L+R pots on the stock Roxanne cable?

 

[stvc]

No, there is 2 pot there. You. Need 2 to make it balance.

 

[krismusic]

I also use the socket/collar joint as leverage when inserting and removing my earpieces. 

Just a thought. I read on here somewhere a tip that works for me. If you put a finger under the bottom of your CIEM and lift you should find that the earpiece slips out of your ear easily.

 

[bearFNF]

Just a thought. I read on here somewhere a tip that works for me. If you put a finger under the bottom of your CIEM and lift you should find that the earpiece slips out of your ear easily.

Lifting on the bottom sorta works. Although, I find it is much easier if there is an axial rotation added due to how deep they go into the ear canal.
 
But, the point I was making, to ease the minds of those concerned about the connectors, is that I have been putting a load on the socket for almost a years worth of use and have not had it break.
Not saying that a sample of one is the best statistics or that mine might not break at tomorrow, but it is just a data point for reference. FWIW

 

[precisionmike]

I am about to pull the trigger on some JH Audio, and looking for advice.  Assuming I can get the right tip for a good fit, which would sound better- Roxanne universals, or JH13 customs?   

 

[adammax]

I am about to pull the trigger on some JH Audio, and looking for advice.  Assuming I can get the right tip for a good fit, which would sound better- Roxanne universals, or JH13 customs?   

I would,like previous advice, against universal Roxanne. Get the akr03 or custom instead. Else just go jh13.