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- High-quality OCC Cores.
- Strong durable PVC insulation to last long.
- Lossless audio signal Transmission.
- 2 layer gold plated connectors.
- Length 5 to 6 inches.
- 1-year manufacturing warranty.
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Customers praised this adapter cable for its excellent build quality and reliable connection. Shoppers noted it "lasts a lifetime" with well-made terminations and no flex. The adapter effectively converts 2.5mm to 4.4mm balanced connections, delivering great performance at a reasonable price compared to expensive alternatives.
- Looks and feels it lasts a lifetime, the terminations are made really well
- Very well made. good quality check and looks good too.
- Quite nice in quality and does the job perfectly.
I have an HD650 with stock cable (3.5mm, 6.3mm) and a Tripowin Granvia (4.4 mm termination) and to pair with my source (iBasso Dx220 Amp 1 MK II) i needed this cable. I had researched a lot and most of those cables were either expensive or aesthetically not good (bulky). I had read about the ear audio cables which were made in India and heard very good reviews about them from various forums. TAS had them in stock, and it was a seamless experience buying from them. The delivery happened very quick too.
The cable - Looks and feels it lasts a lifetime, the terminations are made really well, no flex whatsoever when connected. I'm able to enjoy the HD 650 at its max potential due to this cable. Thank you Ear Audio, absolutely well made cable, and i love the name "Ear Audio" :-). I'd also like to get a 4.4 mm balanced to dual RCA (3 mtr) from you if that's available.
TAS ~ thank you for your quick and prompt delivery and very honest pricing. This may have been my first purchase from you, but this experience will make me lean towards more in the future.
Wishing you the very best Ear Audio. You guys compete with the best out there
Thank you so much for taking the time to leave such a detailed and positive review for our EarAudio adapter cable. We are thrilled to hear that it has been a cost-effective and high-quality solution for pairing your HD650 with your Tripowin Granvia and iBasso Dx220 Amp 1 MK II. We take great pride in the craftsmanship and durability of our cables, and we are happy to hear that you appreciate it as well.
Thank you also for your kind words about our company, TAS. We are dedicated to providing excellent customer service and honest pricing, and we are glad to hear that it has made a good impression on you as a first-time customer. We will certainly look into offering a 4.4 mm balanced to dual RCA cable in the future.
Thank you again for your support and for choosing EarAudio and The Audio Store. We wish you all the best and look forward to serving you in the future.
The cable is pretty good, connection remain intact, also there is not any sound tuning change.
Thanks for the review! We're glad you like it.
Nice connector cable for 4.4 mm to 2.5mm. EarAudio is good brand. hopewe will get many more IEM cable option from EarAudio. We definitelyneedhome grown brand. Earlieralso done somedeal with Niranjan bhai from EarAudio
Though I was a bit concerned to buy a dangling type adapter, the doubts were removed when it arrived. Very well made. good quality check and looks good too. Earaudio is also an Indian brand, so that's a bonus supporting a brand in a niche low volume area. Bought the 4.4mm to 2.5mm as well.
Thank you for the positive review of the EarAudio 2.5mm male to 4.4mm female Adapter Cable. We're glad to hear that you're happy with the product and that it meets your expectations in terms of quality and appearance. We're also happy to see that you appreciate our support of Indian brands, as this is a common trend among our customers. Thanks again for your feedback and we hope you have a great day.
Compared to the expensive balanced adapters this one is quite nice in quality and does the job perfectly.
Thank you for your feedback! We're glad to know that this adapter cable is affordable and performs well.
This works well. Quality is very good.
The Performance of this Balanced Adapter is Excellent.
Thank you for your review. We're glad to hear that you're satisfied with the performance of the adapter.
TL;DR: EarAudio adapter is great, if you need balanced, go for it, its worth a shot.
Wanted to use my sennheiser HD660S with the balanced port of fiio btr5. I do use senns with ifi hip dac as my main driver, so just wanted to try the fiio balanced option. So, needed a converter which could convert 4.5mm male end of senns cable to 2.5mm male end (fiio has 2.5mm female input end for balanced connection).
Senns do come with 3.5mm regular cable so I had already used the fiio btr5 with senns (on 3.5mm) and was quite impressed with the output, but was still curious about balanced connection, so got the earaudio converter to give balanced a try and it was worth it.
The connector / converter (EarAudio 2.5mm male to 4.4mm female Adapter Cable) is of great quality, I don't think there's any loss in quality at all, at least while using with stock senns cable (which are already quite good). Serves the purpose well, build is great as well.
So, for someone who'd want a couple words about balanced connection, it's a hobby guys. For me, balanced (on fiio) sounded way better than single ended because fiio btr5 provides more power output in its balanced output than its single ended connection and secondly, btr5 balanced output is just way better in every way than its 3.5mm counterpart.
I used the adapter with senns hd660s, fiio fh3 (4.4mm balanced cable). For iems, its not that exciting to go balanced route as iem (in general) don't need that much power but if you have a full size headphone lying around which could use balanced, its worth a shot to try balanced (with something like btr5).
Caution: ifi hip dac also has balanced, but its balanced is useless for iem as it hisses a lot with iem, so before going balanced, make sure to read some reviews.
As for my iem, FH3 (with btr5), I'm using them with a balanced 4.4m cable which just changed the way it sounded originally. Fh3 with 4.4mm connection is a different beast, punches above its weight and in this particular case, the balanced connection was super worth it.
Good quality and serves the purpose.
The unit itself is built well and works perfectly. I wanted a 4.4mm to 2.5mm connector for my BTR5 as most of my IEM cables and headphone cables are 4.4mm cables.
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Sub bass slaps.
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The Zero 2 didn't impress me immediately. Coming from regular consumer audio, my first reaction was honestly “where's the bass?” It didn't have that obvious thump I was used to.
Then I played James Blake – Limit to Your Love. That ridiculously deep sub-bass was clearly there. That's when I realised the Zero 2 wasn't bassless — its bass just wasn't constantly bloated or pushed forward.
But bass isn't why I ended up loving it.
The real revelation was separation and detail. Harris Jayaraj's Mudhal Kanave (Majunu) sounded unexpectedly airy, with instruments occupying their own space. Then A.R. Rahman's Nenjinile (Uyire) exposed tiny bells, percussion and background textures I'd heard countless times but never really noticed.
A.R. Rahman's Sangamam pushed it even further. Sowkkiyama and Muthalmurai sounded ridiculously clean and separated — vocals, veena, percussion and other instruments remained individually easy to follow even as the arrangements became busy. Tanam Kiravani was basically earporn on these.
The imaging isn't enormous or artificially wide, but with good recordings there's a convincing sense of where sounds are and how far away they are. Live recordings made this especially obvious. Remember Shakti's Saturday Night in Bombay actually felt like listening to musicians occupying a stage rather than instruments simply being panned left and right.
Modern electronic production can be equally fun. A.R. Rahman's Ladio (I) has a dense electronic arrangement but still gives its individual sounds room to breathe, while Marian Hill showed me how effective the opposite approach can be — sparse production, deep bass and tiny sounds appearing out of otherwise empty space.
The downside is that the Zero 2 also exposes mediocre production. I tried the DC soundtrack in 24-bit/48 kHz lossless, expecting a major improvement over Spotify. Apart from moments in Hangova, Thaalam Trip and Echoes of DC, much of it still sounded narrow. Lossless can't create space that isn't in the mix.
That's probably the biggest thing the Zero 2 taught me: recording, arrangement and mixing matter far more than a file simply saying “24-bit.”
It's not perfect. The stage could be larger, I'd occasionally like more physical bass impact, and the stock tips feel somewhat plasticky. But they're comfortable and seal well, and the different stock tip designs actually provide some useful room to experiment with the presentation.
Compared with something consumer-oriented like my OnePlus Z2 ANC, I lose ANC, wireless convenience and some exaggerated bass thump. That's about as much comparison as it needs — they're completely different products.
For the price, what impresses me most isn't that the Zero 2 makes everything sound amazing.
It makes great recordings sound great — and makes it painfully obvious when they aren't.
I’ve been using it for the past two weeks, and it has performed amazingly well. I absolutely love the golden nozzles. Overall design is premium. The build quality of both the IEMs and the cable feels excellent, and everything looks and feels genuinely premium. Overall, I’m really impressed with the quality and experience so far.
Heard so much about iems so i ordered edc pro, it was good for the price not great. So i thought I'll spend a lil more and got this. These were not good but insanely great.
Worth all my money.
