ViborgUC01 HiFi USB Cable Silver Plated Copper USB Cord 4.9FT/1.5M A-Male to B-Male Audiophile USB Wire A-B DAC Decoder Printer Data Cable

I was skeptical at first but decided to try this cable because it was affordable. I’m glad I did—it made a noticeable difference in my audio setup. When paired with my DAC, the cable significantly improved the sound separation, making the music feel more detailed and immersive. Instruments and vocals now have better definition, creating a clearer and more enjoyable listening experience. For the price, it’s a fantastic upgrade that exceeded my expectations. Highly recommend!

Let me start this review with the gear i’m listening with this cable on. I’m using an ipad running Tidal as a music streamer, an Audio-GD NFB28.38pro dac/headamp, and Audeze LCD2 headphones, running balanced. I have high quality power cables and headphone cables everywhere.The build quality of this cable is very good, and the blue color of the sleeving looks surprisingly good in person.This cable blew me away compared to the standard cheap “ugreen” brand cable that came with my DAC.After doing a careful A-B comparison, this Viborg cable brought out so much greater detail and soundstage elements than I have ever heard on my setup. On Roy Hargrove’s “Strasbourg/St. Denis” I could hear the sound of his breath reflecting of the body of the bass he played in the first few seconds. Soundstaging and micro-details are greatly improved.Another thing that greatly surprised me was that the tonality of some aspects of the tracks I listened to changed greatly, and sounded much more consistent and realistic.Overall, this cable is an OUTSTANDING value, and I think anyone with even a decently resolving system will see a HUGE upgrade in sound quality. For the money, this blew me away and I would easily recommend it to anyone.

This OCC cable improved on the clarity, detail and air over my existing OFC cable. Night and day difference? No, but a difference that I can notice when implementing tweaks to cables, power, and vibration dampening. I had planned on selling this system having already got a new system, but with all these tweaks it's really hard to let go now. This will be my daily driver system with my new system for quality listening sessions.Wish they made a longer cable.

While it's not perfect it's better. It took away about 50% of the EMI noise I am having. That was the main reason I purchased it. The overall cable review is good, well built and has a nice look to it. The ferrite cap seems quality, wish it had 2 of them though. However for $10 it's a great value in comparison to other "audiophile" DAC cables out there.

I was using this cable for awhile and then tried to upgrade with one slightly pricier SKW brand one. The SKW had bigger Soundstage, but the music felt thinner. I waited after a few weeks of playing to see if there was any burn in that would improve the sound.I just decided to switch back to the Viborg Blue cable just now. There is for sure a huge difference. There was more body to the music. Definitely more bass with this cable. The bass is more substantial and there is a slight bass that acts like a glue to add to that body. It is not overwhelming or bleeding into everything like sloppy lows.Also the Soundstage shrank, but in a good way that was more focus. Interestingly, the soundstage also lowered to eye level.There is just improvements all around, and instruments sounds more realistic.I've been into audio gear for 25 years now. I hear differences in interconnects, power cables, and speakers cables. I didn't think the USB made that much difference also.What a bargain this $20 improvement is. My system probably is about 10k, so upgrades are noticeable.

Definitely improved the sound when I replaced my digital coaxial cable from my streamer to my DAC

I have had multiple issues with cables having problems with my audio equipment - audio drop outs, disconnections, bad audio, and cables simply dying, so I decided to get something higher end.I did experience audio drop outs, but with less frequency with cheaper cables. First one died within a year, second one died about 6 months later. I have been using this on a high end computer, plugged into a Presonus 24r, and a Fractal Axe Fx. Neither items move, and stay static and plugged into my computer. When the first cable died, it was the one plugged into my Presonus. My computer wouldn't even start with this cable plugged in, citing some sort of power overload issue to the motherboard. Unplugged the cable and everything starts up fine.I decided to buy a few Cable Matters cables as I have had good luck with them, and I have had zero problems since. Rather disappointing for how much these cables cost.

I'm not an audiophile and I don't have very high end equipment, so my expectations were not great that I would hear any difference. I am using a Topping E30 feeding an Arcam A19 or a NAD C368 and those connect to Polk LS70 or LSi7 speakers. The difference was immediately audible and improved. I'll try and say it in Audiophile speak; The individual instruments had more clarity and separation. High frequencies are smoother and have more "air" (ha ha), the bass became more defined too. Mid range was nice and clear and voices were better. Channel separation appeared to improve and the sound stage was even more defined. I knew I needed to upgrade the USB cable between the computer and DAC from the factory supplied one, and I was ready to spend $100, but this was $25 and I figured if it made no difference, it's not big loss. However, the bang for the buck is real high here and I don't feel the need to spend more on a USB cable, this one is good. I got the one meter cable and it is thick and a little stiff. The color looks nice. So for a $25 component I got a really good sound improvement and I highly recommend this cable for your DAC.