I guess that's the version with the same polarity as the 2-pin CIEMs. The QDC connectors with the raised bridge have opposite polarities compared to 2-pin CIEMs.
I usually verify the polarities using a multimeter and just check them with the included cables.
I guess that's the version with the same polarity as the 2-pin CIEMs. The QDC connectors with the raised bridge have opposite polarities compared to 2-pin CIEMs.
I usually verify the polarities using a multimeter and just check them with the included cables.
That, too, should ease minds about qdc being used with other cables. I will say, though, reverse absolute polarity makes no difference in sound whereas reverse relative polarity between the left and right channels will.
Hey guys, I just got my new Anole VX and I’m very happy to have it back. One thing different from my previous VX is there’s not the raised bridge where the 2-pin cable connects, the connector is flush with the shell which will ease some user’s mind about switching cables. I reached out to Andrew @MusicTeck about the change and he told me qdc now offers the two different connectors, and he orders only the non-bridge design on QDC models for easier cable swapping.
I want to get some recommendations on ear tips for V14. What ear tips work best for your qdc iems? I have tried Dunu candy, S&S, spinfit, azla xelastec, and softear UC, but none of them work well. Thus I stick to the stock tips now. However, I think there might be something great to try.
I want to get some recommendations on ear tips for V14. What ear tips work best for your qdc iems? I have tried Dunu candy, S&S, spinfit, azla xelastec, and softear UC, but none of them work well. Thus I stick to the stock tips now. However, I think there might be something great to try.
Thank you for your sharing.
There are two issues I encountered.
Some ear tips mute the sound, and my ear canals are stuffed.
On the other hand, some ear tips can't offer great sealing.
I don't know if I wear the IEMs wrong. Am I supposed to rotate the earbuds into my ear like CIEM?
I do it this way because the shape of the V14 is like pseudo-CIEM.
Hi everyone, still using the QDC Neptune here lol.
My cable recently got busted and I'm looking to replace it with a light but durable one. I'm aware of the reverse polarity issue - did anyone have any luck finding a nice and affordable aftermarket cable that works with these? Thanks so much!
Thank you for your sharing.
There are two issues I encountered.
Some ear tips mute the sound, and my ear canals are stuffed.
On the other hand, some ear tips can't offer great sealing.
I don't know if I wear the IEMs wrong. Am I supposed to rotate the earbuds into my ear like CIEM?
I do it this way because the shape of the V14 is like pseudo-CIEM.
Hey, I have the V14 and had the same problem. The solution I found is to poke small holes into the stem of the tips so air pressure has a way to equalize. It's kind of a miss by QDC to not have vent holes in the V14 IMO.
Btw, I'm using the azla sednaearfit light long stem, I prefer those to the xelastec and crystal.
Hi everyone, still using the QDC Neptune here lol.
My cable recently got busted and I'm looking to replace it with a light but durable one. I'm aware of the reverse polarity issue - did anyone have any luck finding a nice and affordable aftermarket cable that works with these? Thanks so much!
Hi everyone, still using the QDC Neptune here lol.
My cable recently got busted and I'm looking to replace it with a light but durable one. I'm aware of the reverse polarity issue - did anyone have any luck finding a nice and affordable aftermarket cable that works with these? Thanks so much!
Hey, I have the V14 and had the same problem. The solution I found is to poke small holes into the stem of the tips so air pressure has a way to equalize. It's kind of a miss by QDC to not have vent holes in the V14 IMO.
Btw, I'm using the azla sednaearfit light long stem, I prefer those to the xelastec and crystal.
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