[obrienk]

well my collection of TWag turned up yesterday and wow, what a beautiful wire!

gonna take me a while to burn in but i'm loving it already

thanks craig!

 

[abyrvalg]

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Craig. I have bought twag from Whiplash Audio, but the package have been lost in mail. As soon as I expressed my concerns about missing package, Craig has rushed me a replacement by Express Mail, which I have now successfully received. Thank you Craig for excellent service, and for a great product - TWAG. I really appreciate all the help and support you provided on the way.

Sincerely
Dmitry from Gatchina, Russia

 

[immtbiker]

That sounds just like Craig.

By the way Craig, it appears that I am missing that 2010 Jaguar X12 that you sent me. Would you mind sending me another one out as soon as possible.

Thanks, dude.

 

[belac]

Quote:

Originally Posted by abyrvalg /img/forum/go_quote.gif I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Craig. I have bought twag from Whiplash Audio, but the package have been lost in mail. As soon as I expressed my concerns about missing package, Craig has rushed me a replacement by Express Mail, which I have now successfully received. Thank you Craig for excellent service, and for a great product - TWAG. I really appreciate all the help and support you provided on the way. Sincerely Dmitry from Gatchina, Russia

X2, Craig and his customer service are second to none!!

 

[warp08]

As my JH 16s are not yet here I was only able to test them with my UE TF10s swapping out the stack cable with them. I've hooked them up to my Shadow, which by now has about a 100+ hours of burn-in time. I happened to listen to the Michael Jackson Essentials CD2 tracks thru my iPod LOD. The tracks have been ripped at 320-bit AAC. I've heard these a number of times before...but I don't think I've ever heard them the way they now sounded. Everything was more detailed, precise and crisper in the entire audible spectrum. And this is using the TF10s...can't even imagine what the 16s can bring out of this gear!

I knew for a long time cables made a big difference, but I had no idea they could make this BIG of one. Like I suspect many previous customers, I had my doubts of shelling out the money for the 64" cable (almost a price of a 64GB iPod Touch), but I'm glad I made the decision. Hopefully, when I switch to the iMod, the source will improve further, but that's about a month away. Right now I'm using a 6th gen iPod Classic with the ALO 18 AWG LOD.

Thanks again, Craig! Great customer service and a fantastic cable!

 

[Tidus]

Hi,

i have the same situation but i cant use Twag with Triple.fi how do you connect?cause i try and think the diameters on pins of Twag are bigger?

 

[obrienk]

pretty sure you can file them down (carefully!)

i've solved the problem by having the TF10s re-shelled with a JH13 socket

 

[Tidus]

Ye its ok, i waiting for JH13 Pro so never mind..but i ask how he did it?

 

[warp08]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tidus /img/forum/go_quote.gif Ye its ok, i waiting for JH13 Pro so never mind..but i ask how he did it?

Yes, they are not a 100% fit, because the pins on the Twag are a bit longer. Having recognized it, I was still able to carefully push them about halfway in. Mind you, this was not meant to be a permanent solution. I simply wanted to test the cable as well as starting the burnin process until I my JH16s get here. I did not attempt to refile the pins or anyway modify them because I have no idea what the JH16s requirements are. Those will be the intended destination for these cables, this is just a stopgap solution.

But the connection is solid, I've been using them with no issues for the past few days. Again, the difference between the stock UE vi cable and the Twag is very substantial.

 

[Flimberson]

I would like to contribute to the large amount of praise for these cables. For me though, I had my Twag terminated with a switchcraft right angle connector instead of the standard viablue. I like right angle better as I find it better for commuting and generally easier to manage.

As for sound differences, Craig told me it's a slightly warmer sound with a slight compression on soundstage compared to the viablue. I found it a fair compromise, although I can't really compare since I'd need another twag with viablue heh. However, my impressions have pretty much been the same as everyone else, at 100 hours of burn in I really can't imagine how these can get better. With the stock cable, the JH13's were decently impressive, but Twag is blowing my mind

And this is unamped through my Zune with 320kbps files or my laptop with FLAC files!

Extremely happy with this cable overall, although I have to send my JH13's for another refit soon, it's gonna be a painful wait..

 

[SACD-Man]

Thanks guys for the great comments..

Looks like I need to EXPAND TWag with other IEMs?

Whatcha think?

Comments welcome....
Craig

 

[LionPlushie]

what iems are there?

most of them are using the jh/ue/es slots. unless you're talking about suyama..

 

[LintHart]

perhaps the upcoming Shure 535/435? i know they're likely use a proprietary plug and the thought of spending just as much on a cable as the ears themselves might not work for everyone but it could be an option if you get the plugs.

Also livewires/sleek audio?

 

[SACD-Man]

I have worked with livewires but unfortunately will not continue to recable them.


Shure is a possibility. I recabled my 530's and man - WOW!~~~~~~!

 

[obrienk]

craig,

could you re-cable my IE8?

or have you already done a cable for those?

cheers!

PS. did you get a chance to pop that smaller wristband out to me?