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Drop TRRS 2.5mm Headphone Cable for Sennheiser
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Drop TRRS 2.5mm Headphone Cable for Sennheiser
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Designed specifically for our Sennheiser HD 6XX and HD 58X headphones, these balanced headphone cables allow you to confidently plug in your headphones to 2.5mm compatible digital audio players, portable amps, and the latest premium audio devices. Made with a durable PVC jacket with a similar weight and feel to the stock Sennheiser cables, these cables will feel right at home on your existing pair Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downDjorn01
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Jun 7, 2021
Why is it going to expose us to lead and or chemicals o.O? Seems dodgy (is it because it's made in China?)
trucdemalade
8
Sep 14, 2021
I was wondering the same thing. I just got the HD58X and added the 2.5 balanced cable. I'd love to hear a song recommendation where I can hear the difference. I am listening to TIDAL HiFi and have the Fiiio BTR5 DAC/AMP with the 2.5 balanced jack. So far I haven't been able to tell the difference.
giacomo1574
22
Dec 10, 2021
trucdemaladeYou won't hear a difference. Balanced signal is used to mitigate electromagnetic interference on the signal travelling through the cable, if both the devices connected support it. Over a relatively short distance, in most environments, its effects are negligible, and the only benefit is compatibility with devices that only have a balanced output.
One noticeable benefit this cable might provide is that it some* DACs/amps will sound louder on your headphones, because sometimes the balanced outputs use separate amplification circuits to drive each channel (because balanced needs two signals for Left and two signals for Right) effectively outputting the full nominal power while unbalanced out will probably use either one circuit for both channels (because unbalanced only needs two signals, one for L and one for R).
*Fiio Btr5 has this schematic on the official website, for example:
RANDEAG
0
Apr 12, 2021
What cable or splitter would I need to get for the HD 6XX in order to utilize the 2 separate Left and Right balanced output jacks of my Scarlett 2i2? The balanced cable recommended here seems to only have a single jack plug, and Google isn't being very friendly.
Mr_sir255
0
Aug 28, 2021
The Left-Right balanced outputs on audio interfaces is for speakers called studio monitors. They're not for headphones even though they use the same size plug.
Justindth
4
Mar 2, 2021
Hello. Am I able to use this on my HD600? I want to use the balanced out on my ES100 Bluetooth amplifier
ElectronicVices
2940
Mar 2, 2021
Yes, HD650/600/6XX and others use the Senn 2-pin. I use mine with a HD650 and an ES100.
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