PW IEM cables

I have spent a bit of money on cheap Chinese IEM cables lately. Prior to that I tried PS sound and Effect Audio IEM cables. Very pretty and well constructed, but no WOW!! performance, so I decided to save a bunch of money and went Chinese. Performance was about the same. Lately , on the other forum, I occasionally read snippets about PW Audio cables, so about three weeks ago, I bought the 8 wire version of PW's 10th Anniversary cable. Last night, I decided to give it a try out. I dug out my Moondrop Blessing 2 Dusk IEMs and my Hiby R6 2020 and selected Joanie Mitchell's "a case of you" and let her rip. My DAP was on random shuffle and played a country song and an Eagles song before I stopped and just uttered "Wow"!!.
It's PW for me. I promptly ordered a #5 8 and 4 wire as well as a # 10 4 wire. I expect the 4 wire versions will be good for mobile use with my Hiby R3 Pro Saber.
What the # 10 did was pump up the tone, dynamics and smooth out the sound without messing about with the resolution. PW does not tell you what the # 10 materials are. It's a secret. The # 5 is a copper wire.
PW cables are sold by Accessory Jack at a discount and MusicTeck sometimes at a discount. Prices range from
$179.99 for either a #10 or #5 4wire to $1899.99 for a 1960 4 wire at accessory Jack

 

The PW #5 4-wire is a good match with Andro, but I'm using Han Sound Zen with it now as it handles better. The info in this post is out of date, but might be useful for info and reviews on Han Sound and OC Studio cables.

https://www.superbestaudiofriends.o...oc-studio-and-han-sound-cable-group-buy.8136/