[AUserName501]

  I just happened to get one of these new cables in the mail this week...

 
I've been pestering Noble about a skinny cable for quite a while. I wear my iems for long periods, so every bit of comfort counts. For that reason, I recently tried the Linum Bax cable. That one has a 1.5 ohm impedance and I found  it to alter the sound of the K10 in a way that just didn't sit quite right with me. I still haven't re-terminated the Skinny Noble(TM), but so far I hear no changes at all, compared to the stock cable. It's slightly stiffer than the Linum, but still very soft and flexible. I just wish it had angled connectors instead of that ¤&!&!!§ memory wire...

 
http://www.linum.dk/technology/
 
Linum cables are extremely light, thin and flexible. The stuff they say about affecting frequency response is rubbish. They also don't have the metal wire that goes around the ear which is good because that usually just ends up adding microphonics. I'm also concerned that silver cables like that eventually end up with a green tinge.

 

[nevin]

 

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Damn!!! My eyes!!!! They're beautifully coloured.

 

[Sorensiim]

   
http://www.linum.dk/technology/
 
Linum cables are extremely light, thin and flexible. The stuff they say about affecting frequency response is rubbish. They also don't have the metal wire that goes around the ear which is good because that usually just ends up adding microphonics. I'm also concerned that silver cables like that eventually end up with a green tinge.

Nope, it does affect the sound.
 
Source: I've tried several different Linum cables, including unrelased prototypes when I visited their HQ recently. The audible changes were also confirmed by Carit, their Global Product Manager, and Allan, the Sales Director and Co-owner of Linum. If you don't trust my ears, at least trust the word of the guys who make the cables.
 
I agree that the Linum Bax cable just KILLS anything else when it comes to ergonomics, but with the K10 and PB2, I prefer the Noble cables for their lower resistance. Others may like the change in tonality that comes with the Linum cables and others still might not even notice the changes - just have a look at the Linum thread. 

 

[blackwolf1006]

Just ordered my K10 .. now for the 2 month wait. saigh...

 

[Currawong]

  Linum cables are extremely light, thin and flexible. The stuff they say about affecting frequency response is rubbish. They also don't have the metal wire that goes around the ear which is good because that usually just ends up adding microphonics. I'm also concerned that silver cables like that eventually end up with a green tinge.

 
FYI, copper can end up "green". Silver tarnishes, ie: turns black.

 

[Mimouille]

FYI, copper can end up "green". Silver tarnishes, ie: turns black.

But diamonds are forever.

 

[ajs6269]

The ultra-thin cable is priced at $80 and is available now under the Accessories section.

Are there any cables available without the memory wire?

 

[FullCircle]

Are there any cables available without the memory wire?

Not at this time

 

[steve2151]

@John, Brannan - is the Noble PR out of production? I was hoping to either pick up a PR or a custom Noble 5 with the P switch configuration, but those appear to be unavailable.

 

[Malevolent]

Not at this time

 
I think it'll be nice to have one in the future. Memory wire and my ears don't go very well together. 

 

[Sorensiim]

Memory wire is very easily removed..

 

[Cotnijoe]

Yea i removed my memory wire. All it takes is a small scissor, and a hair dryer to heat up the cable and recoil it.

 

[Malevolent]

Memory wire is very easily removed..

 
I've tried it before on some of my wires, and I've had mixed results. While I agree that it can be removed, it would be nice to have an option for a memory wire-less cable. Something to hope for, I guess? 

 

[jonpacker]

   
Ok, I understand the problem. We will have this ironed out ASAP, please check back again soon.

This is still happening for me
 
EDIT: Never mind, tried it in another browser and it started working.

 

[RSVRMAN]

Payment to Wizard Audio Industries $1359.15 confirmed.



Feeling so phat right now.