For those that say don’t waste your money on exotic aftermarket cables when the internal ones are wack…Noble Sultan Damascus LTD edition have the answer…pure silver internal wire bling 
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And that’s one reason why they 3600 and no need to buy for aftermarket cable.
Odin’s are almost that 
not sure about their internal wires or if that even matters…in-fact what do high-end HP manufactures use for their internal wiring…Abyss, HifiMan and Audeze etc?
Why would internal wiring even matter when it comes to buying a 3rd party cable.
Even if it was the worst wire possible, it would be in effect a part of a black box, it wouldn’t change the fact that cables do or do not have an effect.
Plus even if the internal wire is terrible, it’s not like there is a lot of it in an IEM when compared to the length of a cable.
Of course nothing matters with the mighty Sultan Damascus Limited.
It has Noble’s excellent 12-core cable:
The Sultan comes with Noble’s excellent 12-core cable contains OCC pure silver mixed with three rare metals: palladium, platinum and gold with 4.4mm termination.
At any rate it is better than 3rd party (most likely a china) cable. 
Unless spent big numbers on actual cable quality.
About time.
That’s why I prefer wireless, no wires, no problems.
Until the power runs out, on the minute you need it. 
Few remote / battery powered devices “suddenly” broke more, when the power run out.
Internal wires though 
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I mean the sources also have abtteries TWS IEMS have pretty damn good baterries these days my gamalxy buds last me a full 10 hour shift without charging and the charging case is the best thing to happen to wireless IEMs whing will last me a full 4 days without charging 8- 1 hours a day though I only use 1 at a time so realistically that’s 2 days per charge but still pretty good if you ask me. but Im also the kind who has a charger at my disposal everywhere I go.
He doesn’t get it. Maybe it’s a joke?
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