rip

I'm forcing myself not to because I know that if I'll pick them up I'll put on the shitty stock cable out of anticipation

Tracking says that the custom cable is in the country but that was more than a week ago and there haven't been any updates since

@Julian stock cable is fine

lol

B-but

I ordered another one because I wanted to have inline controls

And since mmcx is fucky, I can wait a bit

@Julian stock cable is fine mmcx is fine if you're not a retard

@floral except the end has this autistic fuckhuge connector, the cable tangles by itself, and its thinner than my will to live

I ordered a new cable as soon as I got the T2s because the stock cable is fucking shite

May I ask what cable?

T2 stock

Did you order.

with the fake carbon fibre shit on the end

I had them in like Feb-Mar and lost them

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what cable did I order

Just some chinky cheap MMCX cable off eBay

needed it quick and it was the only option

and that proved to be better?!

Shiit

sound wise was the same and didn't have the fuckhuge cable terminator and knotted less

and it was like $9

Oh, so not that bad

I got a 2$ cable somewhere for bgvps

If you do order a cable get a Shure one because their cables are the shit

They're just the perfect length

Not too short and not hilariously long

Noic

For me the stock cable is fine

stock cable is godly,do not listen to haters,you can even sell it because it looks nice and buy something better than godly :^))

Doesn't really tangle for me, sometimes it gets a twist down the middle after rolling them up in my pocket but hanging then around my neck straightens them

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_8MjRlxRVM

lmfao they sound the same

https://www.theverge.com/2018/4/24/17273218/chord-hugo-2-review-dac-headphone-amplifier

```I don’t like or enjoy the Chord Hugo 2 because of all the bad traits of audiophilia that it manifests. Neither its controls nor sound feel like they were designed for humans. It’s like Chord’s engineers forgot what a headphone amplifier and DAC is supposed to be, namely a tool for pumping sweet tunes into people’s craniums. So they built a soulless perfectionist’s idea of an audio reproduction machine, neglecting to hear it for themselves. The Hugo 2 is technically impressive, and its crystalline sound gives glimpses into detail that other DACs can’t match, but in the end, it’s just too cold and inhuman. With enthusiast products like this, precision means nothing without pleasure.

```

???

>the verge

also is there any reason you should leave your audio equipment on 24/7?

Not really. I turn my amp off when I'm not using it.