Yes, just like that
I have both and they are quite different, Red V2 is much more main stream tuning while the R1 is more reference tuning. This will also depend on the cups used, R1 favors cups from Elleven Acoustica (they probably tune them using cups they build) while the V2 is pretty good in almost any decent wood cup.
No effect whatsoever. The circuit diagram is unchanged.
4 cores per channel = 4X the sound!As per @Mightygrey - no effect whatsoever.
Microphone cable uses two twisted pairs to reject electromagnetic interference. This would be a problem for microphone cables because they use long runs and presumably in close proximity to electrical cables. It's not such a biggie on short cable runs and in the sort of settings where you're using your headphones.
That said, I think all my cables use four conductors per channel
Lower overall impedance, actually. Grado drivers are all fairly low impedance, on the order of 32 ohms, so a low impedance cable, permanently connected with no connectors to impose their own losses, is what you might call a force multiplier.4 cores per channel = 4X the sound!
thanks for the feedback. I am assuming it is mostly done for sturdiness, the more cores you have the less likely you’ll lose connection. Instead of putting in one thick core, multiple thinner ones are more flexible and reliable.
Eh, why not. I won't be a great point of comparison though because I've never owned a px100 haha
Compare them to what you have.
