[ibis99]

I was just wondering if the Enyo cable is easy enough to plug into the TF10 Pro or if it needs some tweaking. I thought I remembered people saying it needed to be filed down a bit.

Thanks.

 

[justanut]

Nope they do not require filing.

 

[Young Spade]

Naugh but my Lune cable ends were very snug and slightly hard to insert. After removing the stock and putting the lune in, I had to twist and apply a lot of pressure to get them in. If not done at the right angle one has a great chance of bending the pin :/

 

[Sayajin]

The Enyo cable here were for me also slighly truoblesome to insert like the stock was at the beginning. Over time it usaully getting easier.

 

[Young Spade]

Hey sayajin, care to post a couple pics of the Enyo cable?

 

[Sayajin]

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Originally Posted by Young Spade /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hey sayajin, care to post a couple pics of the Enyo cable?

My cable is right now heading to Kevin (Null audio) for repair unfortunately and I've yet not made to create some snapshot of it either, sorry.

This second time I have to send it back. I just keep having issues with the pin connectors - the one channel just always cut out there for me, but I think they will ship a brand new cable to me this time, so it won't bother me anymore.

I can instead suggest take a look at MaoDi's review here for pics. He's cable is similar to mine.

 

[Young Spade]

Oh wow, sorry man. I hope that they get it fixed this time. And thanks for the link; I'll be sure to take a look at that.

 

[pandab55]

i got my Null audio cable for my triples and inserted them into my IEMs...the pins are too large and stretched the holes out so when I put the stock cable back in the monitors fall of the cable really easily.  I am happy with the quality of the cables, but very unhappy that i am stuck using the Enyo cable forever now.