Shure SE535 replacement cable
Nov 19, 2013 at 5:31 PM Post #76 of 95
i was using the LE's with my galaxy s4 with FLAC audio files and 320kb mp3s.
however i sold my phone so that irrelevant now as im on the market for a new source.
 
to be honest i dont have any comfort complaints about the stock cable. i had the baldur mkII untill the right channel died , and did experience a larger sound spectrum with it. plus the bass was more defined.
 
lately i've started reading a little more about the materials used on these cables (OCC,OFC ,silver plated,silver wire,5N/6N/7N) and was wondering if they made any difference to the sound as what i had experienced with the baldur cable.
 
ofcourse sound is a very subjective matterno arguments there..but points of durabillity and comfort of use can be made. even sound wise,im possitive that an upgrade cable would make a difference in the sound.
cant say if for the better or worse..or just simply different. so wanted to get your guys thoughts and inputs.
 
Jun 14, 2014 at 10:25 PM Post #78 of 95
Using the effect audio Apollo cable with my se535 ltd-j, very ergonomic, super light and built well with original shure mmcx connectors and a nice staggered strain relief on the Jack, no memory wire which is much more comfy and less microphonic than stock, sound wise, bass is maybe a tad more defined, soundstage has more depth but otherwise just small improvements that make a great iem godly, especially the better ergonomics.
 
Jan 4, 2015 at 7:55 PM Post #79 of 95
Well here = Currently trying out the Baldur MKIII Cable bought from the bay.
Not done too many hrs on it yet but will report back on it when compared to a custom copper & silver plated cable I already own + the stock grey/ white coloured Shure SE535LTD Cable.
My 1st impressions are that it needs a good few hrs burn in time or it's not actually real Nordost baldur cable/ wire that the guy uses...
I'm hoping it just needs a bit of burn in :wink: FINGERS CROSSED :p

Can say only 1 thing & it's that the Copper & Silver plated cable does open up the 535Red's a bit more than the stock, wider range etc... So going on that assumption of the copper silver plated sounding better I would recommend opting for solid silver if you can afford it TBH. I use all Solid Silver Custom Phono Cables on my main Hi-Fi mostly Linn components & seems the same deal. Silver's always a good choice for those who seek clarity/ transparency IMHO.

Back to crossing my fingers on the Baldur MKIII needing burn in hehe :wink:

J.
 
Apr 11, 2015 at 10:43 AM Post #80 of 95
I'm going to ask this overall, but if someone has used both stock and aftermarket on the SE425 let me know.  Is a cable upgrade something that I would notice when using my Cowon iAudio 9+ (24/48) or would I have to be using my setup listed in my sig?  If the answer is yes, is this something you can tell a difference with when listening to say a Netflix stream on your tablet?  Thanks!
 
Apr 12, 2015 at 8:38 PM Post #81 of 95
I believed that it was impossible to change the sound of any iem with a cable, but on my se535`s it did make a difference. Changing from the stock cable to an Effect Audio Apollo didn`t change the sound at all, perhaps the bass was a tad punchier and the soundstage a bit more dimmensional, but the rest of the spectrum was about the same only ergonomics were much improved. I eventually decided to upgrade to an Effect Audio Thor Copper as I had a discount voucher and to my surprise, the iems sounded noticeably better, worth $150? perhaps not, but from my HTC M8 there was still hiss but it was a little less pronounced and there was clearly less distortion somehow, also the sound sig just sounded cleaner and maybe a little more extended. It was this combination of many subtle improvements that made a noticeable increase in sound quality.
 
Jun 18, 2015 at 4:37 PM Post #82 of 95
Actually there is an official cable that is 1.2m (shorter than the 1.6m that come with the se535)

Good/bad point is no memory wire (i find it doesnt always stay behind the ears so well)
Its also quite a bit thinner than the stock cable, less bulky but a bit flimsy.

Its usually about $50 - for example

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SHURE-CBL-M-K-MOBILE-MUSIC-CABLE-SE315-SE425-SE535-/180584269460?pt=US_Computer_Headsets&hash=item2a0ba94694

Im pretty sure that the official shure remote cable is supposed to be worn under the ear, not over. Cus it fits perfectly under ear, but over ear its a completely dumb fit. Kinda sucks because if i use under ear it gets pulled and it has some weight so its not comfortable. An over ear cable without memory cable would be perfect. I have a light one for my ie80's that works perfectly over ear without memory wire.
 
Oct 15, 2016 at 8:48 PM Post #85 of 95
Bump!
i'm looking for a cable to my new 535ltd (arriving next week! 
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, but i want a cable with a mic, but with a 1.2m length, the horrid 1.6m OEM cable is too long :frowning2:
 
Oct 15, 2016 at 8:52 PM Post #86 of 95
  Bump!
i'm looking for a cable to my new 535ltd (arriving next week! 
beyersmile.png
, but i want a cable with a mic, but with a 1.2m length, the horrid 1.6m OEM cable is too long :frowning2:

 
Have a look at this one here:
http://www.meeaudio.com/CABLE-MMCX-MIC-BK/
 
Oct 15, 2016 at 8:54 PM Post #87 of 95
  Bump!
i'm looking for a cable to my new 535ltd (arriving next week! 
beyersmile.png
, but i want a cable with a mic, but with a 1.2m length, the horrid 1.6m OEM cable is too long :frowning2:


Not sure what your budget is, but we offer custom cables with in line microphones at any length you need.
http://www.plussoundaudio.com/customcables/inearmonitor.html
 
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Oct 15, 2016 at 9:01 PM Post #88 of 95
i did not expect such fast responses! 
 
 
Not sure what your budget is, but we offer custom cables with in line microphones at any length you need.
http://www.plussoundaudio.com/customcables/inearmonitor.html

wayyyyy over my budget. but an intresting site, i might just go and buy one some day. BOOKMARKED
   
Have a look at this one here:
http://www.meeaudio.com/CABLE-MMCX-MIC-BK/

i tried the new P1's, the cable was a bit bulky, and it has no volume control :\
 
Oct 15, 2016 at 9:06 PM Post #89 of 95
You can go for the UE900 cable, it's ~$25 and has volume, also pretty thin and light. Unfortunately the remote model is blue, I guess it looks like the Baldur Mk2 in a way haha. Here's a pick with my Westone W30's (I removed the memory wire with a scalpel):
 

 
Oct 15, 2016 at 9:08 PM Post #90 of 95
  You can go for the UE900 cable, it's ~$25 and has volume, also pretty thin and light. Unfortunately the remote model is blue, I guess it looks like the Baldur Mk2 in a way haha. Here's a pick with my Westone W30's (I removed the memory wire with a scalpel):
 

where can i find them at that price? i couldn't find for less than 30GBP
 

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