LinsoulTripowin Zonie IEM Cable, 16 Core Silver Plated Earphone Upgraded Cords, 1.25m SPC in Ear Monitor Cable for 7hz Zero:2 Orchestra Lite Cadenza Hype4 Supermix4(2pin 0.78mm, 4.4mm)(Moss)

I needed a new cable to match my beloved HiBy R4 Evangelion Edition, and this puppy delivers. It looks fantastic, feels great in hand, wraps like a dream—and the real MVP? Color-coded connectors. Red and blue pins mean I’m not screaming profanities at 7AM trying to figure out left from right. Clean, functional, and stylish. Zonie forever.

What's not to like? The Tripowin Zonie is a legendary value option for quality IEM cables. Its longevity and sales numbers prove the quality of its materials and performance. For anyone looking for a solid entry level cable option to explorer the world of 4.4mm Pentacconn Balanced connections, the Tripowin Zonie is the easiest recommendation to make. It's a guaranteed upgrade for most IEM's under the hundred dollar mark, and has better handling and materials quality that even some cables included with IEM's over the hundred dollar mark. And comes in enough color options, that you are bound to find a match or contrast with your favorite IEM.Well over half of my cable upgrades are Twipowin Zonie, many of them just for the aesthetics, and yes, I put $20 4.4mm cables on my $20 IEM's, just because they look better. Don't judge me!The Green Colorway with the Silver Accent hardware is a perfect match to the Ziigaat Cinno, and the Arrti R1, both of which benefit from the added power of the 4.4mm Balanced connector.So long as the quality stays the same, I will continue to buy Tripowin Zonie Cables.The only thing you need to be away of, is if you are buying the cable with the Recessed 2 Pin/QDC style connector. Tripowin follows the QDC standard, which has an inverted polarity to the standard 2 Pin connector. Unfortunately the majority of people buying those Recessed 2 Pin/QDC style connectors, are buying them for KZ IEM's. KZ does NOT follow the standard QDC Style Connector, they follow the same pin out as the standard 2 Pin connector. So if you use the Tripowin QDC Connectors on a KZ IEM, your polarity will be reversed, and that will make some KZ IEM's sound..."off". So you may wish to look elsewhere if you are wanted the QDC style connection. OR, if you dont mind the connector sticking out a bit, a standard 2 Pin connector will fit in a KZ IEM, and will have the correct polarity. However the connection may not be as secure or stable in terms of strength.

Sounds good with IEM and looks good. Quality seems to be quite solid.

It's a beautiful cable with no issues I can find. Theres no microphonics at all and it provides a nice study fit into any iem it's intended for. The cord is decently long so there wont be any straining when your clothes tug to the side or something. The cable housing itself is a soft to the touch rubbery/plastic coating that is extremely flexible and lightweight.

Works as intended. However, the earhook heat shrink on my unit is very crinkly and I can hear occasional pops from the plastic. So I cut off the heatshrink entirely and it solves that problem. It shouldn't ever be a problem for an IEM wire but it happened on my unit. *shrugs*

The media could not be loaded. This cable needs to be on every pair of my IEMs. Then I'll be complete. So zonie, you. complete. me.

It's a soft cable pretty light and good quality. Honestly I haven't found issues with it except, they're not going to be as very detailed, in the highs especially, as a more expensive cable a high purity silver plated ofc cable. It's just the truth.That said it's great option for certain types of iems. I do suggest a better cable for more expensive iems that benefit from a higher quality cable. This cable is a better option for budget iems under 100$ except for budget planar iems like the Artti T10 is a example that I own. That one benefits from a higher quality cable, a high purity silver plated ofc cable.Another budget planar that I recently bought is the Trn Xuanxu hybrid planar with a BA that one is fine with this tripowin cable. You have to experiment n try different things in this iem hobby to find out what works best with what.Again great cable for the price and very comfortable. It's a great cable for budget iems. Not so much for more expensive ones.

Before I get into the good stuff, I do have to say this cable is a bit on the heavier side. After half an hour my ears began to hurt a little.Otherwise, this cable is very nice. I chose it because it was an attractive replacement for the stock cable on my IEM. The build material is nice and the cable length is sufficient, especially if it’s just being plugged into a DAC.