Not sure what you mean. I use XLR cables to connect my monitors to my pre amp and they click in at both ends.

My personal favorite analogy is cars vs. motorcycles. That is a truly different experience.

Comparing different cars is more like comparing frequency responses or driver design (dynamic/planar/estat). Sports cars and pickups are good at different things, but the way you drive them is largely the same. The bike however is operated very differently, and the feeling of riding one is worlds apart from driving a car.

Ahem, where's the stax connector?

You might say it's "perfectly balanced, as all things should be."

XLR on phones, now

Actually would mini toslink be possible

It depends. As with all things it will depend on you. I've never been able to get a good fit or seal with any foam tips I've tried-- so they're off the table for me.

that's the female end, the male end that's used for headphone outputs friction fits. a lot of amps don't even have releases on the rear inputs either.

Beyerdynamic uses mini XLR.

I think you might be doing one or the other wrong.

Same setup, different results…

I've used 2.5 mm with my BTR5 for years and never had an issue.

4.4 is definitely better and there's no need to have both, but I found 2.5 surprisingly resilient.

Don’t worry it’s a 2.5, trrs counts as a 3.5

Where are my lemo connectors?

TRRS(

That’s what crossfeed is for.

Suppose I'm yet to see it. Maybe I'm lucky with cables.

Nothing in particular, one arrived bent out the box, one overtime slowly bend slightly, they just kinda do that if you use them on the go

I've never had a 2.5 fail or bend on me in something like three years of near constant use. What are you lot doing?

Sorry im a 6.3 guy

Fax

Good luck finding cables tho

qudelix-5k keeping 2.5mm alive

I know but if you are including xlr I would say Hi-rose is good

Not a headphone jack, not on the list

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