FiiO Right Angle 3 5Mm Stereo L17 Review

Great cable, shipping to Mexico is a bit more expensive but still excellent quality cable. It's hooked up to an Onkyo DAC HA-200 amp, which makes my music sound better on my Athm50x. Which I might update in the future, but while the music sounds great I'm not an audiophile but I like crisp and clear music with crisp vocals and deep bass and I think this cable will help me achieve that.

There's not much to say here other than that everything works as it should. The quality is excellent as one would expect from such an expensive Oyaide cable. I have no concerns about the cable being stressed by looping in the stack as it is a fairly flat hard cable. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the cables can be lengthened by loosening the valve on the tube! A great feature that I would never have thought of.

This replacement for my now broken link looks and sounds better than the regular cable I used as a replacement. The cable is beautiful and durable. When your rig is stacked as I drew it, you will find that the cable bends to the right angle with ease and without resistance. If you go any other angle, the cable will fight you - it resists every other direction (and that's great if you have a regular DAP/amp stack like me).

This cable sounds great! I use it with FiiO E12A Mont Blanc IEM headphone amplifier and DAP FiiO X5. The E12A came with a tiny cable to connect to your DAP, but this one looks a lot cooler and might sound better. It's very difficult to A/B test between two different cables when you only have one setup. This is a sturdy little cable with some quality connections. My only complaint is that it's a bit bigger than it should be. It all rolls up nicely, but sticks out a bit on the X5 and E12A when I…

. I bought this cable to replace the cable that came with my NX1S headphone amp. While the old cable was pretty good, it had straight plugs that wouldn't last long in a pocket tied to a phone. It's worth the money. All plugs are made of metal, aluminum or similar material and have good relief in front of the plug body so they don't interfere with the protective housing that surrounds the audio jack. It's not too long, and the wiring looks like there's a braid around the audio lines. The sound…

this cable costs more than i want to pay for such a small cable (can't find another in this length or shorter), but the quality seems to justify it. I was really just looking to replace the tiny 1" cable (only 2" in the 90 degree connector angles, no TRS) that came with my Fiio Q1, but could only find this to be the shortest. this measured 2 inches for the actual cable and another 1 inch for the strain relief socket, about 4 in total (measured at the corners of the sockets, not 3.5mm trays)…