Below are excerpts from the review:
“Build and Compatibility
The insulation is pliable and smooth, not the stiff rubber found on cheaper cables, and looks very sturdy. The XLR plug is light and seats firmly and releases cleanly; The y-split is machined metal, elegant and light, with the BC150XLR name written on it.
The amp end terminates in XLR balanced only. On the headphone side, several optins can be chosen: my cable has flat 3.5mm connectors, which, among else, fit HiFiMan and Spirit Torino headphones; other options are extended 3.5mm, 2.5mm, Sennheiser 2-pin, Audio-Technica A2DC, Focal Lemo and Sennheiser HD800(S) connectors.
Sound
I used the ddHiFi BC150XLR with Spirit Torino Radiante and HiFiMan Arya Unveiled. Across both, my consistent impressions are that the midrange steps slightly forward, and the soundstage gains some depth and blacker background. This perceived “blackness” is likely a result of the cable’s consistent impedance provided by the concentric alignment.
While silver-dominant cables are often perceived as leaner in the bass—largely due to an emphasis on upper-midrange transients that shifts the tonal balance—the BC150XLR maintains a solid low-end foundation. The silver content here enhances clarity and “bite” without thinning out the fundamental frequencies. On the other end, the upper mids are more lively, energetic and upfront. The soundstage perception becomes more precise, with spatial cues more distinguishable and the space between instruments easier to detect.”
From：SoundBsessive
