Have you tried the silver blue cable with a different audio source or dac? IMO the upgrade cable makes a subtle but perceivable difference in terms of the sound signature when connected to more powerful sources. Someone very deep into this hobby has measured the frequency response graphs using different cables, and the results clearly suggest that the db levels across the frequency spectrum vary based on the cable type. Btw great content, keep it up!!
Hi, I have these and they are very confortable, I forget I have them around my ears. Also it has a 0.11 resistance, wich is the minimum posible in the world, so it will always give you the best sound. The sound improvement depends on the cable you were using before and the IEM. In my case it made my Tangzu Wan Er much better and the change is so obvious that I can safely say its not placebo. I could coment more but Its already too mugh, so the conclusión is that these are worth it 100%
@@BryanMiraflor no I haven’t tried it with that. I do think for a live setting or a live performance you won’t be able to tell. But using a DAC and some visual reference and monitoring you could see some differences.
Personally, I pair my CCA C12 with JCALLY TC08 as the cable has USB-C jack instead of 3.5mm. My phone has no 3.5mm port. Even though I own Tempotec Sonata HD dongle, I want to minimize dongle usage when going out (I don't want to lose it, after all). This cable really comes in handy for this purpose. Why don't I go wireless instead, some of you might ask. The answer is because I don't want to. If your android phone has no 3.5mm port as well and you want to have cable with similar purpose, the cable I mentioned above might be the best starter for you. *Of course, save far better options such as HIDIZS DH10-RC for far better earphone.*
@@laserboy1489 When I made this comment about two years ago, I got CCA C12 for about 30 USD. However, nowadays you can get much much better IEMs than CCA C12 at the same price point, such as Simgot EW200 and EPZ Q1 Pro. C12 no longer worth the money spent. As for your BL03, I won't recommend you any cable, because I don't even own a unit. Even worse, cables are kind of mix and match. My Moondrop Aria SE, for example, doesn't seem to match well with Moondrop Line T, in spite of both coming from Moondrop.
this 10 mil core, braided trend is total bs, a cable should be smooth not braided. It is some kind of a surplus in these strands of individual thin wire cable that they are trying to get rid of
Have you tried the silver blue cable with a different audio source or dac? IMO the upgrade cable makes a subtle but perceivable difference in terms of the sound signature when connected to more powerful sources. Someone very deep into this hobby has measured the frequency response graphs using different cables, and the results clearly suggest that the db levels across the frequency spectrum vary based on the cable type. Btw great content, keep it up!!
Thankies! When you say i doesn't feel comfy... My desire to buy it are gone now.. I'll just buy QKZ A1 or T1..
Hi, I have these and they are very confortable, I forget I have them around my ears.
Also it has a 0.11 resistance, wich is the minimum posible in the world, so it will always give you the best sound.
The sound improvement depends on the cable you were using before and the IEM.
In my case it made my Tangzu Wan Er much better and the change is so obvious that I can safely say its not placebo.
I could coment more but Its already too mugh, so the conclusión is that these are worth it 100%
have you tried comparing this with the gold/silver/copper upgraded cable?
@@BryanMiraflor no I haven’t tried it with that. I do think for a live setting or a live performance you won’t be able to tell. But using a DAC and some visual reference and monitoring you could see some differences.
Does the silver blue cable have a lot of changes in the mid and soundstage?
Personally, I pair my CCA C12 with JCALLY TC08 as the cable has USB-C jack instead of 3.5mm.
My phone has no 3.5mm port. Even though I own Tempotec Sonata HD dongle, I want to minimize dongle usage when going out (I don't want to lose it, after all). This cable really comes in handy for this purpose.
Why don't I go wireless instead, some of you might ask. The answer is because I don't want to.
If your android phone has no 3.5mm port as well and you want to have cable with similar purpose, the cable I mentioned above might be the best starter for you.
*Of course, save far better options such as HIDIZS DH10-RC for far better earphone.*
How much cost cca c12..
I have blon bl03 which cable should i buy can you pls tell me
@@laserboy1489 When I made this comment about two years ago, I got CCA C12 for about 30 USD. However, nowadays you can get much much better IEMs than CCA C12 at the same price point, such as Simgot EW200 and EPZ Q1 Pro. C12 no longer worth the money spent.
As for your BL03, I won't recommend you any cable, because I don't even own a unit. Even worse, cables are kind of mix and match. My Moondrop Aria SE, for example, doesn't seem to match well with Moondrop Line T, in spite of both coming from Moondrop.
are you from new zeland? the accent was familiar
i was very happy with the standard zs10 pro brown cable, thin and strong, but the cable broke inside at the L shape heel
which is better simple silver one or pinkish copper one?
@@BandOnABudgetNZ okay thanks
Which one got more durability?
@@BandOnABudgetNZ did you use Silver-gold one?
this 10 mil core, braided trend is total bs, a cable should be smooth not braided. It is some kind of a surplus in these strands of individual thin wire cable that they are trying to get rid of
You're half correct. Wire GAUGE totally makes difference, not necessarily always a good difference though. The strands are for aesthetics.