Linsoul Tripowin Sirene 4 Cores IEM Cable, 24AWG OFC Replacement Cable, for In Ear Monitor, for 7hz Zero Dioko T2 T3 PLUS Wan'er Cadenza QKZ HBB (2pin-0.78mm, 3.5mm)

The Sirene cable is really nice, not thick and heavy like some, not thin either, just right for me. However, there is a problem, the ear hooks are too weak and I found myself constantly having to wind them around my finger to tighten the shape but that doesn't last. Almost perfect, but not quite.

I bought the Sirene and also the Solstice as an upgrade to a couple pair of OEM stock cables that came with some Hidizs IEMs I recently purchased. While the stock cables were acceptable, I still wanted something a bit more attractive with better hardware. The difference between the Sirene and Solstice as I understand is that the Sirene is pure, oxygen free copper, while the Solstice is sort of a hybrid copper w/silver plating. Silver cable has a bit more of a presence on the top end where pure copper has a bit of a warmer tone. Both the Sirene and Solstice are very nice and depending on your IEM, choose the sound signature best suited for that IEM. For example, if you have a pair that sounds a little too harsh for you on the treble, the Sirene would probably be a better choice. If your ears like more top end and treble, go with the Solstice. The braid and build quality is basically the same with both cables. The Solstice has a nice, pearl like appearance while the Sirene had a multi-color, peacock like effect to it. Both are very nice though. Not quite as thick as the Tripowin Zonie, but it's not too thin either. They have a nice quality rubber like texture to them similar to the Zonie if you're familiar with that cable. These are definitely an upgrade to most OEM cables that come stock with a lot of IEMs today. Nice cables!

It's a really gorgeous cable, especially in sunlight. Only issue you might have, depending on your use-case, is tangling. Since the cable is twisted and not braided, you might experience some tangling.

Bought the product about 2 months ago, cables already damaged around the headphone jack area. Keeps causing channel imbalances and other issues