AmberOzL
Headphoneus Supremus
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Then please buy a new source after your exams otherwise you won't put them out of your ears anymore.
I have a birthday on March, I will see what I can do
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Then please buy a new source after your exams otherwise you won't put them out of your ears anymore.
For the SE5, DHC can do specific sockets, Beat Audio through Stephen Guo (Unique Melody) did an incredible job for me, and Craig from Whiplash told me he could do it.
Yep you are right. The best is if the cable maker can do longer pins, 4mm instead of 3mm. But the most important is that the plastic part of the sockets is thin so it can be inserted deeper. That is actually not standard for most cable makers I have tried so they need to melt / trim their sockets. Tralucent cables will not work for instance.I think lot of cables will work if they have normal westone style 2-pin connectors. The connectors shouldn't be big. If they are about the same size as the ones that are on the stock cable it shouldn't be a problem.
Toxic Cables told me they can do it too, I didn't see any of his work with Spiral Ear ciems though.
Get a toxic silver/copper cable. It improves SE5's transparency and soundstage, I found it better than endorphin.
Oh you have one already? Would you mind posting pictures? I wonder how he does the connectors? Toxic could be nice option for me, since they are also based in Eu.
Mine was from 18 months ago. I am sure frank can make better connectors now.
If you say the fit was good, I trust your word mate. I admit, buying in Eu is easier for me. How can we prevent oxidation, I mean we don't do anything but the what the cable manufacturer can do about it?
Yes...my cable usually turn green in like two or three months... So much moisture here...Sad it can't be reversed. I haven't find it affect the sound...well it should cuz the conductivity should drop a bit.