12 single crystal copper cores with silver plating for maximum conductivity and clarity
Graphene coating on 7 cores reduces signal distortion for improved audio fidelity
Litz-type 2 structure insulates the conductor to counteract skin effect, optimizing high-frequency transmission
Welded and braided 8-strand 22AWG copper for durability and consistent performance
Supports multiple earphone connections (2.5mm balanced, 3.5mm single-ended, 4.4mm balanced) for versatile use
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Nymph Cable consists of 8 strands of 22awg 5N OCC single crystal copper, plated with silver (12 cores) and Coating Graphene (7 cores), 7 wires per core, welded and braided in accordance with the directionality..
New Tech Applied
The new nanotechnology graphene coating reduces the distortion in transmission.
Conductor
12 single crystal copper cores, 8-strand 22AWG, 5N OCC, silver-plated
This is easily the best cable I own. I should state that I don't really buy into the belief that cable quality really affects the audio quality in any audible ways, so I'm not going to try and tell you that this made my IEMs sound better. What is immediately apparent the first time you handle this cable is the quality of the wire. This is an braided 8-wire cable and it has ABSOLUTELY ZERO cable memory. I can drop it into a coil without even trying and it doesn't move at all. You can bunch it up and throw it in your pocket and pull it out and straighten with a shake. I'm not sure if it's the graphene coating that accomplishes this bit of black magic, but I absolutely love it.
This is a heavier cable than most I own. I have a couple other cables with large, metal cable nuts that are also relatively heavy, so this wasn't something that surprised me. It's definitely something others might want to consider if they have only ever used 2 or 4 conductor braids, or lower-end cables in general.
I have owned dozens of cables for my IEMs, and I tend to go through them due to heavy wear. Time will tell how well this cable holds up compared my other cables. It feels sturdy, but you really never know. I'll report back as time progresses...