RDD IEM Cable MMCX Interface Silver Plated, 1.2m Length, 24K Gold-Plated Balanced Audio Plug, High-Fidelity Wire Sound for in Ear Monitor Headphones

I Have This For An Upgrade Due To The Factory Wire Being Basic and Thin and Wanted Durable and Tighter and Usability and Those With Thin Wires For Good IEM’s Know The Difference

I like that it looks s sturdy and will hold up while I drum.I wish it was a foot and a half longer.

This is my second pair (replacement) and it does the same thing where there is a short in the left side. Obviously, I cannot get another replacement, but I gave up on them and ordered something else.

I really do like this cable, but it's an extra $10 more expensive than the excellent Tripowin Zonie cable, and I'm not sure there's anything about it that makes it superior to the Zonie.This cable uses a 4 wire braid compared to the Zonie's, I don't know, 8? 16? It's a lot. Because of that the Zonie ends up looking like a silver chain piece of jewelry. Quite cool. This one still looks quite cool, but more like a regular wire. Slight tip towards the Zonie, but subjective.The one thing this cable does have that's better than the Zonie is the amount of friction the sheathing has against itself. The Zonie cable feels slightly sticky, like the two sections of cable want to cling together, but that never happens with the RDD. Still, minor.The RDD works every bit as well as the Zonie, and both are about equally comfortable. If there is a sound quality difference it's not one I would ever be able to hear. Connectors look good, as expected. Build quality overall looks very good. The 2 pin connectors are perfect for recessed socket IEMs and still good for flush ones too. They start to look kind of strange but still work fine with the protruding, KZ type IEM sockets.I guess the included tin container is nice, but I would have _much_ preferred a protective zippered case. In the RDD's defense, the Zonie didn't come with case at all.All in all, an excellent cable. If you don't mind spending a bit more over the Zonie, this one is at least equally as nice, and has a different style. If you're going for value you'll probably just want to stick with the Zonie, however.

Work Great and are the perfect upgrade for my IEM. These cables are thicker than the OEM cable that came with mine. Sound quality has no perceivable loss or gain in quality. These are made well and work perfectly.