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Hyper Design Cables for Sennheiser HD 6XX & HIFIMAN
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Hyper Design Cables for Sennheiser HD 6XX & HIFIMAN
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Jun 11, 2024
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Better than stock
Purchased for the shorter length, fabric shielding, and braided nature of the cables. Definitely nicer than the stock HD 6XX cable and I'm glad I got them. That said, they don't seem to sound better than stock (compared listening to Tame Impala and then Sleep) hence 4 stars. Changing to fenestrated sheepskin cups from stock velour made a bigger difference in sound.
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tortugacoreano
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Jun 30, 2023
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Sleeker alternative
I bought this because it was on sale and am using it with the HD 58X. In my unprofessional opinion, it is a nicer, sleeker alternative to the stock cable. Honestly, I can't tell the difference in sound quality since I am not an audio expert, but it doesn't sound worse from what I can tell.
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geveent
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Jun 21, 2023
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A Good Cable
People say cables don't make difference in the sound quality. It is only half true. There are little to no differences between expensive cables. When I compare the sound quality of this cable against the bundled cables, there is a night-and-day difference. Yes, this cable is expensive, but there are $400 - $600 headphone cables. Now, I only wish they offer a longer cable (e.g., 8ft), too.
Recommends this product? Yes
MarcTheAudiophool
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Mar 2, 2022
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They work with all my 3.5mm jack headphones
I purchased the cable with the 3.5mm TRS headphone plugs and 4.4mm balanced plug for the amplifier jack. The holes surrounding the jacks on my Denon AH-D9200 headphones were too small to allow the sleeves (sleeves meaning the cylinder covering where the wires meet the plug; the part you grip) on the 3.5mm plugs of my Cardas Clear balanced cables to fit all the way into the holes of the Denon headphone jacks. The Cardas cables will fit into the jacks of my Focal Clear and Hifiman Ananda & Arya (the Hifiman jacks are flush, anyway). So the smaller jack sleeves on these Hyper Design cables work for all the headphones I mentioned.
Recommends this product? Yes
billy.jean.isnt.my.lover
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Mar 29, 2023
MarcTheAudiophoolThank you for your review& Please share your opinion about Cardas Clear vs these Hyper Design cables
jengland709
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Mar 1, 2022
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Great cable!
Was able to transform my HE-X4's using this. Able to get a balanced end so I now run them out of the 4.4 jack on my A50s. Sound totally different because there is just more power! Use these cans now about half the time splitting duty with the HD6xx. Close call between the two, jury is still out...
Recommends this product? Yes
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Feb 20, 2022
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Well built but a little pricy.
This is a well built cable, and especially so if you compare it to a stock Sennheiser cable. It doesn't change the sound of the headphones at all, and that it a good thing. It is expensive though, but I have seen other aftermarket cables near this kind of price. Still, it hard to swallow that it was $30 less than what I payed for the 58X's.
The connectors are also a little tight. It is gonna take some work to plug the cables into your headphones and even more work to unplug them. Make sure you are not pulling on the cable when trying to pull them out. They will budge, just keep at it. I would only use this if the stock cable is too long for you, or it has died.
This is a good solid cable, and I recommend it. It is pricy though and the fit is tight.
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flador
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Dec 15, 2021
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Great quality, but a little pricey for what you get
Compared to my balanced Audiophile Ninja braided cable, which cost about half as much per foot, this cable does not improve the sound of any of my HiFiman headphones I connected it to. What it does offer is a very lightweight and comfortable design, where the Ninja cable is thick and durable, though both feel equally premium. Where HyperDesign truly sets themselves apart is cable noise. I typically find braided cables to be annoyingly microphonic when rubbing against my shirt, however I can't get any noise out of this cable if I try. I think that $120 for 6.5 feet of cable is steep. My $20 plastic Drop IEM cable has a similar level of noise isolation, albeit with a cheaper feel and about half the length. I would tentatively recommend this cable if you find yourself wanting a dead silent braided cable and don't mind shelling out some cash.
One minor complaint I have is that the jacks on the 3.5mm version are for recessed ports. This means the plastic case on the jacks sit flush with the ear-cup on older HiFiMan models or Focal headphones, but on newer HiFiMans there's about 1cm of exposed metal jutting out under the cup (shown in photo). I would appreciate an option for non-recessed 3.5mm jacks at this price point.
MonkeyKing
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Dec 30, 2021
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Recommends this product? Yes
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