MEZE AUDIO | 3m Cable for 99 Classics Walnut Gold | 3.5mm Male to Dual TS Mono 3.5mm Male Connector Plug | Kevlar Reinforced Fabric | Oxygen-Free Copper

Great cable flexibility, strong secure connection into the headphones themselves. Nice aesthetics and cable sounds no different than the original cable that came with the hifiman edition xs. This cable is easy to route and manage. I'm surprised it doesn't cost more. Meze, you are a great for producing such a fine cable at a low price. Would definitely buy again, this will be my goto replacement cable for all compatible headphones.

I bought this cable to mod for my 99 Noirs (yes, that’s why the photos have a noir filter), but before I go into that, I’ll review it as is. AS IS —————————— It’s perfectly fine. Same as the stock cable, just a helluva lot longer and without the annoying inline mic/call controls hugging my face. No difference in sound quality. Hell, I think the split cable is a micrometer thinner and hangs better than the stock cable. Depending on how much cable length you need, and whether or not the inline controls annoy you on your stock cable, you might call this an upgrade. Now onto why I bought it. FOR MODDING —————————— I have a Hart Audio cable for my HD6XX with 3.5mm unbalanced (3-pole) and 4.4mm balanced Pentaconn (4-pole) interconnects. I wanted one for my Noirs, but nothing fits except those super slim Meze 99 connectors. I *could* have bought the connectors here from Meze for $20, but you need special tools to seal it; so I thought I’d take a chance on the $20 cable, thinking they might use the exact same cable for their unbalanced as their balanced ($49), just with a different end connector. Woohoo! I was right. I cut the cable to the length I wanted and proceeded with the meticulous soldering! (PRO TIP: check the leads with a multimeter before and after terminating, or assume green is L+, green stripe is L-, red is R+, and red stripe is R-.) SUCCESS! Pictured is the final result. If you are confident in your soldering skills and need a balanced cable for your 99s, modding this cable is something to consider; having said that, if what you need specifically is 2.5mm, save yourself the headache and just buy the Meze cable for $49.

I ordered this cable for my Hifiman Sundaras and was pleased to discover it works. It is much higher quality than the original Sundara cable and works great. My only complaint is that the cable holds its form from being folded up in transit.

Works Great. I had to buy it because the original cable was damaged when I tipped over it. I received it a day and a half after ordering it with free delivery.

I bought two separate interesting record player looking speakers and was planning on using them as left and right channels. They both came with Bluetooth and 3.5mm jack. I tried to connect them both to one PC with Bluetooth and make them work together at same time with separate channels, and messed around with stereo mixer and voicemeeter, after a whole week of confusion, I decided to just go classic wire connection. And believe me, this worked beautifully, also plug and play.

The cable that comes with Focal Elex is a thick, heavy, unwieldy thing that kinks easily. It's a wonder that anyone thought it was a good idea. This meze cable is thin, light, and just better in every way. I forget that it's even there. I did a/b testing between this cable and the original Elex cable, and I noticed no difference in sound quality. This is a great value.

The build is fine with the dual 3.5mm down to the split being rubber coated, then the rest until the 3.5mm termination being a standard braid. However, the whole rubber portion and the first few inches of the braided portion of the cable has some very easily noticeable microphonics, which is when you can hear things rubbing against the cable through the headphones. I tested it with a Focal Elegia and a modded Grado SR80 with dual 3.5mm and both had the microphonics issue. Otherwise, the sound from the cable is fine.

The first thing to keep in mind is that this is a really long cable, as the description says it is three meters long. Your use may vary, however, in some cases you may want a long cable. Depending on your set up, if you have a DAC and AMP then a long cable makes it easier to plug in the headphones away from your computer or other audio source. Personally, I use it plugged into my computer and while the shorter meter long cable is more portable this longer cable allows me to stand up or shift around without pulling on the cable itself. It doesn't change the sound quality, but it will give you more cable to work with and not be concerned about pulling too hard and breaking it because you moved around too much or because it got stuck somewhere.

Very good quality cable ,it is light ,braided, and looks quite sturdy, tangle free as well.I am using it with My Fiio FT1 and i have no issues, Strongly recommended.

I got this cable for my HiFiMan Arya Stealth headphones because I needed a longer cable, and it works absolutely perfectly. Just because it's from Meze Audio doesn't mean it only works with Meze products- always check your user manual or product specifications to ensure compatibility with your specific headphones. This cable has a premium feel, the perfect length for my setup, and a great aesthetic. It performs fantastically, and I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a high-quality upgrade.

MEZEの99NEOを数年使っていて、コードの調子が悪くなってきたので購入。 コードと一体のタイプのヘッドホンだと修理に出すか買い換えないといけないですが、 コードが別なので、コードだけ買い換えられるのは本当に便利ですね。 無事復活しました。 ちなみにイヤーパッドも買い替え可能なので本当に長く使えます。

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J'utilise ce cable pour remplacer le cable de mauvaise qualitée sur mes Hifiman Sundara, fonctionne parfaitement, est est biens plus long et agréable comparé au cable rigide de base!