Linsoul DUNU Lyre Mini 24AWG 240-Strand High-Purity OCC Upgraded HiFi Audio Earphone Cable with Q-Lock Mini Plug System for Audiophile Musician (2Pin)

Awesome cables seriously, love Dunu products. Have bought multiple of these cables, never ever disappoint. Great feel, strong, ez swap to 4.4-3.5, just great.If you are considering buyin it, just do it lol

I purchased the 2-pin version to replace the stock cable on my Moondrop Chu II. The design and materials on the cable are very nice, and they connect perfectly with my IEMs. Cable length is good and affords flexibility with placement of my portable DAC or connecting to my computer's DAC at my desk at a comfortable distance. The length is still manageable for ease of coiling up for placement in a medium-sized IEM case, but be mindful that the thickness of the cable might make it a bit tight for small cases when wound into a small coil. The tips appear to use a miniature 4-pin XLR type plug with a threaded collar that secures it to the cable end. It has a notch to prevent incorrect insertion and an arrow next to the logo that indicates where the notch is positioned relative to the barrel. Both 3.5 and 4.4mm tips make a confident and solid connection to a few devices I tried. I don't discern any audible difference compared to the stock cable on the Chu II (though I wouldn't expect to unless there were a physical problem with the conductors).The cable isn't without a couple of minor flaws, however. The built-in ear hooks might benefit from a different cladding to make them feel a bit nicer on the back of the ears for extended session use, but they're not too uncomfortable as-is to me. The sheath on the cable has a tendency to produce an audible noise when it brushes against an object, which can vibrate up through to the IEMs and be heard as they're directly in the ears (what some refer to as microphonics) but personally I don't notice it when I'm playing something at a decent volume, and I'm rarely moving around a lot when I'm using my set. For someone hoping to use this cable with their workout sessions or with quiet music at low volumes, it could understandably be a deal breaker.Overall, I'm pleased with the cable and appreciate the dual-purpose function of the swappable tips, but the potential for microphonics is an unfortunate aspect of the sheath material and could be troublesome for critical listening.

Excellent cable for the money, well built with good materials. Microphonics due to the cloth covering is there, but how much of an issue it is would be different for each individual listener. I personally can't hear it when music is playing but your mileage may vary. I think it would be difficult to find a better cable for under $30.

Running these on my TANGZU Wan’er IEMs. Hated the base cable and this one is absolutely amazing. these headphones sound great, I haven’t seen anybody combine them with this cable. Absolutely ZERO microphonics for me and i’m so thankful. Amazing cable, and I’m thrilled with my starter build. Worth every penny))$

These cables feel great, the interchangeable connection is secure, and the sound quality is fine. BUT! The amount of noise that the cable transfers from touching anything makes them completely useless. Out for a walk? Well I hope you like the sound of the cable moving across your shirt! If you are planning to use these sitting still then they're fine, but if you move around at all it sounds like someone banging on your ears as every movement is transferred from the cable to your ears.It's really sad because Linsoul seems to be the only ones making a cable like this one and they built it very well. It's just the choice of material for the cable wrap that's ruining it by being so microphonic. If they release a revised version of this cable I would buy it in a heartbeat, but I can't recommend it currently.

Great build quality and comfortable to use. The microphonics are a bit overbearing however, likely this varies in severity depending on the iem/earbud. Still a good cable, just be aware of the sound transfer properties of the cable.

They are sturdy and audio comes through them cleanly. The only downside is that you're able to hear when the cable rubs a surface. Most people probably won't mind that, though.

I love the build and appearance of the cable but it's incredibly microphonic. The ear hooks are also not as ergonomic as I'd like