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Noble Audio 2-Pin to Lightning & 2.5mm Cables
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Noble Audio 2-Pin to Lightning & 2.5mm Cables
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Aug 30, 2021
Hi Drop,
I would like to ask if the 2.5mm trrs was a balanced cable ?
Much thanks for your advice.
BF
ElectronicVices
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Aug 12, 2022
These days a 2.5mm TRRS is most commonly 'balanced' stereo. A TRRS cable can also be used for L/R+ microphone channel. This particular noble 2.5mm is a 'balanced' cable, but not every TRRS cable will be wired as such. Double check the description of any cable before your purchase.
Evshrug
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Aug 26, 2021
That’s more of a limitation of the Lightning port specifications, which I think is limited to 24/44 and 24/48. Sounds great though! I use my iPad hooked up to my $2400 DAC/amp and $1500 headphones because the output is bit-perfect, has less error introduced by computer EMI, and it sounds excellent with Apple Music lossless.
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jbhatnagar00
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Aug 25, 2021
Why use this when you can’t use the lightning-to-3.5 apple dongle with its DAC? That DAC is really good so missing that and plugging directly into an iPhone doesn’t make sense. Does this have cable have a DAC built in like the dongle?
Evshrug
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Aug 26, 2021
Well, the speakers/drivers in headphones or in-ears are analog devices, and a Lightning port is digital only, so yes this would have to have a built in DAC/amplifier. The Apple dongle does have a very good cost to value ratio (and benefits from some of the largest scale of manufacturing), but certainly the DAC and amplifier could be improved. It’s quite feasible that this cable “system” improves on Apple’s $9 dongle.
But I’ve never heard Noble’s product here, so I can’t make any specific comments 🤷♂️
ElectronicVices
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Aug 12, 2022
No, this is for 2-pin IEM's, Sennheiser uses a different connector for the 6 series (and other) headphones.
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