How To Get The Best Sound Out Of Your Audeze MM-100 Headphones With A Balanced Audio Cable
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- In this video I show you everything you need to know to create a balanced cable that is compatible with your Audeze MM-100 headphones. Adapter Cable Female 1/4" 6.3mm to Male 1/8" 3.5mm Plug: geni.us/aBpk99W (Amazon).
Single balanced cable with no adapter needed:
4-pin XLR Balanced to 3.5mm Balanced Cable: geni.us/56CCm (Amazon)
4.4mm Balanced to 3.5mm Balanced Cable: geni.us/PiFOw (Amazon)
More affordable balanced cable options using adapters:
4-Pin XLR to 3.5mm Balanced Female Adapter: geni.us/FjcI (Amazon)
4.4mm Balanced Male to 3.5mm Balanced Female Adapter: geni.us/KeQVACK (Amazon)
3.5mm 4-Pole TRRS Male to Male Audio Cable: geni.us/TO5QM (Amazon)
Tools:
Multimeter: geni.us/ZDt7MU (Amazon)
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i’m ded we in sync about to post a cable video too lol
Haha you should do it, I'd watch it, interested to see your approach on it. A lot of people had questions about the internal connection and a balanced cable for them. Cheers to us two being the only ones with a youtube review video of the retail version of the Audeze MM-100's. [edit: just saw you posted it...gonna go watch now]
@@ZadiusTech yeah i didnt see the documentation for mm-100 wiring until last night
Do you know if the MM-100 is compatible with other Audeze earpads? I love the headphones but I find the pads too shallow for long listening.
Thanks a lot !
You're welcome!
My DAC/Amp has 2.5mm balanced output. I haven't been able to find any balanced 3.5mm to 2.5mm cables.
I got you, get this 3.5mm balanced cable (amzn.to/3r1H9eD) and connect one end to one side of the headphones, then get this 3.5mm to 2.5mm balanced adapter (amzn.to/49KXO7A) and connect the 3.5mm audio cable to the female 3.5mm end and then connect the 2.5mm end to your DAC/Amp. #affiliatelinks
Did you just try getting a dual entry 3.5mm cable To an XLR BALANCED CABLE
Do you mean a dual entry 3.5mm TRS cable? If so, no I didn't because that will only give you three of the four channels required for balanced. Both connectors on the earcups are wired up up in parallel with each side having all four required channels for balanced connection (R+, R-, L+, and L-). Sticking in a 3.5mm TRS cable into the earcup connector will only get you three of those channels.
you're all jealous