no mate…a craft knife, pliers, small snips and a steady hand 
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I really wish this cable would be available in Xinhs store so I could order it with 2pin connector. It’s a great cable, I use it on DQ6
send him a pic, he has stuff that doesnt post on the shop. you might be lucky.
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I think he’ll block me, sent him 3 questions already lol
He’s asleep, China timezone
Anyone knows this cable/brand?
Thanks, seemed different. Pretty close to thr graphene then.
I think this seller has more accurate photo’s of it.
Seems like a wanna be graphene bug not graphene. Ill pass
I’m not buying it either way, because See Audio say its former HAKUGEI workers. I fking hate those cable makers. They sell copycat/lookalike cables for top dollars. Like their version of this CEMA cable.
(legit worst cable ever!)
EDIT: new approach seems to be copycat budget cables
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Difficult choice
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Obviously the cable it can be used on multiple IEMs. The choice was easier then it looked.
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so im new to all this but am i right in thinking that these han sound aegis 8s being discussed in the high end forums over at head fi for 500 pounds are not much different than these from xinhs
Well with xinhs cables you don’t get people talking about how some wire makes the “mids thicker” or how the cable magically adds “power and wideness” to the bass.
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You learning fast. 
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Apologies if this has been discussed to death, but what IEM cables have a similar over-ear fit to the Moondrop Starfield cables? I am using the ALO Litz cable with my Sony N3BPs, and they sound great, but the plastic wire mold for the ear is a colossal pain and must be adjusted each time I put them in. The Starfields’ cables, on the other hand, have a pre-molded wire that pops over the ear effortlessly. I would love an aftermarket cable for the Sonys that does the same. Has anyone come across something similar?
Most aftermarket cables come with a preformed earhook like you described. Memory wire and no earhook are a lot rarer the the preformed style. Though for the Sony I think they used the less common memory wire so the cable could be worn over ear or hanging down.
So basically as long as it is the right connector and doesn’t say memory wire or no earhook in the description you should be fine.