Headphone Spare Parts & Accessories

BeyerDynamic PRO X 43000230

Product type: Apple Lightning to Mini XLR cable

Weight: 45 g

Product colour: Black

Packaging: Quantity per pack: 1 piece

Ports & Connectors:

  • Connector 1 gender: Male
  • Connector 2 gender: Female

Product type: Apple Lightning to Mini XLR cable

Weight: 45 g

Product colour: Black

Packaging: Quantity per pack: 1 piece

Ports & Connectors:

  • Connector 1 gender: Male
  • Connector 2 gender: Female
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Product type: Apple Lightning to Mini XLR cable

Weight: 45 g

Product colour: Black

Packaging: Quantity per pack: 1 piece

Ports & Connectors:

  • Connector 1 gender: Male
  • Connector 2 gender: Female

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  • Ioannis_Dimitriadis83
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    Attention to the description: I thought I ordered the usb-c, but I received the Lightning. However, at the discounted price I found it for (a little over €10), it didn't bother me. The cable is of excellent quality, compatible not only with Beyerdynamic headphones but also with many AKG (I got it for the K141). The DAC of the cable has a very different character from the Apple adapter or the DACs of the iPhones: it gives more restrained highs, tighter bass, and a narrower stereo image, a sound that is darker and more "serious." It was probably designed to balance the shortcomings of the Beyerdynamic dt900 and 700 pro x. Its main negative is the microphone level, which is very low. The length is ideal for the use it is intended for, that is, for someone to use Beyerdynamic or AKG headphones on an iPhone or iPad with a Lightning connector. Quality and durability are excellent. The controller has exactly the same functions as those of Apple's wired headphones: volume, start/stop, skip forward, and repeat/skip back. I would prefer the usb-c as Lightning is dying. At its standard price of €80, I wouldn't buy it, but under €40 I would consider it; it is extremely practical with the headphones it works with, if you use such.

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  • Attention to the description: I thought I ordered the usb-c, but I received the Lightning. However, at the discounted price I found it for (a little over €10), it didn't bother me. The cable is of excellent quality, compatible not only with Beyerdynamic headphones but also with many AKG (I got it for the K141). The DAC of the cable has a very different character from the Apple adapter or the DACs of the iPhones: it gives more restrained highs, tighter bass, and a narrower stereo image, a sound that is darker and more "serious." It was probably designed to balance the shortcomings of the Beyerdynamic dt900 and 700 pro x. Its main negative is the microphone level, which is very low. The length is ideal for the use it is intended for, that is, for someone to use Beyerdynamic or AKG headphones on an iPhone or iPad with a Lightning connector. Quality and durability are excellent. The controller has exactly the same functions as those of Apple's wired headphones: volume, start/stop, skip forward, and repeat/skip back. I would prefer the usb-c as Lightning is dying. At its standard price of €80, I wouldn't buy it, but under €40 I would consider it; it is extremely practical with the headphones it works with, if you use such.

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Description & Specifications

Product type: Apple Lightning to Mini XLR cable

Weight: 45 g

Product colour: Black

Packaging: Quantity per pack: 1 piece

Ports & Connectors:

  • Connector 1 gender: Male
  • Connector 2 gender: Female

Manufacturer

Type
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

  1. 5 stars
    0
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
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  • Ioannis_Dimitriadis83
    4
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Attention to the description: I thought I ordered the usb-c, but I received the Lightning. However, at the discounted price I found it for (a little over €10), it didn't bother me. The cable is of excellent quality, compatible not only with Beyerdynamic headphones but also with many AKG (I got it for the K141). The DAC of the cable has a very different character from the Apple adapter or the DACs of the iPhones: it gives more restrained highs, tighter bass, and a narrower stereo image, a sound that is darker and more "serious." It was probably designed to balance the shortcomings of the Beyerdynamic dt900 and 700 pro x. Its main negative is the microphone level, which is very low. The length is ideal for the use it is intended for, that is, for someone to use Beyerdynamic or AKG headphones on an iPhone or iPad with a Lightning connector. Quality and durability are excellent. The controller has exactly the same functions as those of Apple's wired headphones: volume, start/stop, skip forward, and repeat/skip back. I would prefer the usb-c as Lightning is dying. At its standard price of €80, I wouldn't buy it, but under €40 I would consider it; it is extremely practical with the headphones it works with, if you use such.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Construction quality
    • Durability
    • Value for money
    • Effectiveness
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Attention to the description: I thought I ordered the usb-c, but I received the Lightning. However, at the discounted price I found it for (a little over €10), it didn't bother me. The cable is of excellent quality, compatible not only with Beyerdynamic headphones but also with many AKG (I got it for the K141). The DAC of the cable has a very different character from the Apple adapter or the DACs of the iPhones: it gives more restrained highs, tighter bass, and a narrower stereo image, a sound that is darker and more "serious." It was probably designed to balance the shortcomings of the Beyerdynamic dt900 and 700 pro x. Its main negative is the microphone level, which is very low. The length is ideal for the use it is intended for, that is, for someone to use Beyerdynamic or AKG headphones on an iPhone or iPad with a Lightning connector. Quality and durability are excellent. The controller has exactly the same functions as those of Apple's wired headphones: volume, start/stop, skip forward, and repeat/skip back. I would prefer the usb-c as Lightning is dying. At its standard price of €80, I wouldn't buy it, but under €40 I would consider it; it is extremely practical with the headphones it works with, if you use such.

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