The nozzles have fine silver mesh screens in them, but no exterior lip to retain the ear tip. The seam isn’t perfectly flush at the recessed 2-pin socket, although this may have been intentional for some reason I can’t fathom. Hopefully, this isn’t indicative of how long the coating will last. With fairly minimal and reasonably careful use, one IEM already has a chip in the paint. A little color coding and better labeling would go a LONG way here. It appears that I was correct in my guess of left and right, and based on the curve of the cable, the L and R labels have to be faced to the inside when plugged in. Seriously, these are almost impossible to see. It turns out that under a strong light, I can make out a tiny L and R engraved on one side of the translucent rubber 2-pin connector housings. I assumed that the writing on the round black plastic cable Y-split faced front, and then I assigned the left and right cables based on that. Thankfully it is easily replaceable.Īfter my initial inspection, it appeared that left and right is unlabelled on the cable and that the 2-pin connector orientation is likewise unlabelled. I have serious concerns regarding the Starfield cable’s longevity. I think the (much-maligned) stock KZ IEM cables feel (and look) far superior, less fragile, and much more premium. The blue Starfield cable and jack compared to the bronze KZ cable and black JVC cable.
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