Eletech Eclipse IEM cable y-split closeup on wood background
Eletech Eclipse IEM cable termination closeup on wood background
Eletech Eclipse IEM cable 2-pin connectors closeup on wooden table
Eletech Eclipse IEM cable Y-split closeup on wooden table
Eletech Eclipse IEM cable sitting on wooden plank with stack of Baroque eartips
Eletech Eclipse IEM cable y-split closeup on wood background
Eletech Eclipse IEM cable termination closeup on wood background
Eletech Eclipse IEM cable 2-pin connectors closeup on wooden table
Eletech Eclipse IEM cable Y-split closeup on wooden table
Eletech Eclipse IEM cable sitting on wooden plank with stack of Baroque eartips

Eletech Eclipse | Copper IEM Cable Bundle

$149.00
/

Eletech official logo

Eclipse, Eletech's Ultimate Entry-Level Copper Cable, Offers a Natural Midrange Clarity and Lush Tonal Presence

  • Limited edition copper IEM upgrade cable, only 300 available worldwide
  • Double Coaxial Dual Blend Copper Litz
  • Bespoke, customized Eletech connectors and y-split
  • Package includes set of Eletech Baroque Luxury eartips
  • Balanced 4.4mm termination with VERSA connectors

Eletech Eclipse IEM cable connectors and y-split closeup on wooden table

Eclipse

Eletech’s Eclipse is the ultimate entry-level copper cable, crafted for their supporters as a heartfelt gesture of gratitude for their unwavering support throughout 2024. Celebrating Eletech’s 5th anniversary, Eclipse embodies the warmth and richness of copper—Eletech’s favorite material to work with—delivering exceptional performance at an accessible price.

Designed to honor the success of this milestone year, Eclipse offers a natural midrange clarity and lush tonal presence that appeals to audiophiles of all levels. A perfect introduction to Eletech’s craftsmanship, Eclipse brings the signature quality and sound of the brand to a broader audience, making it a true celebration of their shared journey.

Harmonious Fusion

The Eletech Eclipse is a premium IEM cable featuring 23 AWG double coaxial dual-blend copper Litz wiring, combining 5N LCOFC and 7N OCC copper for superior audio performance. Its high-dispersion geometry and resilient Kevlar core ensure durability and signal integrity.

With individually enameled strands, bespoke Eletech solder, and custom connectors with a stylish Y-split, the Eclipse delivers exceptional sound clarity and craftsmanship. Designed for audiophiles, it sets a new benchmark in cable engineering and design.

Eletech Eclipse wire material diagram

Bespoke Designer Components

Y-Split Housing
Eletech’s Eclipse embraces tradition with its iconic geometric Y-split, honoring the brand’s roots while looking to the future. Precision-crafted through CNC machining, the Y-split reflects Eletech’s commitment to sophistication and detail, blending nostalgia with innovation to celebrate the journey that defines its excellence.

Termination Housing
Crafted from Aluminum Alloy, Eletech’s Y-split and termination housing ensure seamless structural integrity while blocking EMF radiation. Designed for strength, ergonomics, and aesthetics, they feature a precisely engraved logo for a luxurious finish, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship and a symphony of precision cuts.

Connector Housing
Eletech’s VERSA/2-Pin/MMCX cables feature a bespoke Aluminum Alloy shell, offering seamless structural integrity and EMF resistance. Refined for perfect ergonomics, its chromed texture and precision-engraved logo provide a sleek, luxurious finish.

Bundled with 'Baroque' Luxury Eartips

As a token of Eletech's gratitude for your unwavering support and in celebration of the success of their anniversary campaigns, Eclipse will be bundled with Eletech’s crowd favorite Baroque eartips. These eartips, featuring Flexion™, SATINÉ™, and TRIA™ technologies, provide unparalleled comfort and performance, making them a fan favorite.

Eletech Eclipse IEM cable with Baroque eartips

With their ergonomic design and superior sound isolation, the Baroque eartips quickly became a sell-out sensation upon release. This exclusive Eclipse and Baroque bundle is our way of thanking you for being a part of our journey. It represents Eletech’s ongoing commitment to craftsmanship, quality, and a truly immersive listening experience, marking an exciting chapter as they continue to innovate and evolve in the years to come.

Specifications

  • 23 AWG, 2 Wires
  • Double Coaxial Dual Blend Copper Litz
  • 5N LCOFC Copper+7N OCC Copper
  • High Dispersion Geometry, Kevlar Resilient Core
  • Eletech Customized connectors and Y-split
  • Individually Enameled Strands
  • Eletech Bespoke Solder

This site is protected by hCaptcha and the hCaptcha Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Customer Reviews

Based on 4 reviews
100%
(4)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
c
chris

My first cable that i actually spent money on. Really cant tell if it makes any difference cause id have to take off two iems and then put them back on abd thats like 10minutes! So im just going to have to say they sound great!! Believe in eletech!!!

K
Keith HAU
A masterpiece for audiophiles—worth every penny of its premium price.

The Eletech Cable Eclipse redefines sonic excellence. Its immersive soundstage and pristine clarity unveil nuances in tracks I’d never noticed. The midrange breathes organic warmth, while bass extension and treble sparkle strike perfect balance.

P
Pedro
Eclipsed

Nice cable that punches above its price point. Offers warm and smooth characteristics. Very impressed for 150$.

S
Stanley Qiu
Budget Aristotle

The Eclipse is neutral-sounding copper cable with solid technicalities. It has neutral bass slightly-pronounced vocals, and a relatively well-rounded treble response. At this price, I can’t find a cable with such pleasing tonality. Get it quick before it’s gone, like, forever!

As an owner of both the Aristotle (Versa config.) and now the Eclipse, I am happy to report that the Eclipse is reminiscent of its more expensive counterpart. Tonal balance on both are quite similar on both: with the classic copper neutrality with low colorations across the board (mostly minute boosts, no significant emphasis on a particular frequency and no odd artifacts). The tonal difference include: significantly reduced sweetness in the vocals for the Eclipse (position also seems to be less forward), less treble extension, thus less crash and shimmer in the upper registers, and slightly less-textured bass. Of course, when it comes to technicalities, the Aristotle outperforms the Eclipse in every way possible, with much better resolution, better macro and micro dynamics, and a far more precise and larger soundstage, as it should for 5x the price (though to be honest, I find the Aristotle to be a very technical cable, regardless of price, all while retaining excellent tonality, so the differences are quite apparent). On the non-sonic front, the Eclipse is notably softer, thus better maneuverability and less microphonics, and lighter (the Aristotle does sag on my ears slightly). Both have the classic Eletech build quality (excellent braiding consistency, nice finishes on the metal components, consistent trimming of the LR channels and heat shrinks), though the Eclipse has no accessories other than the included Versa connectors (2-pin, MMCX) and the Baroque tips (it comes in the same package as the Virtues series, but doesn't have a cable tie or a pouch, which is understandable as it is significantly cheaper).

Speaking of the Virtues series, I unfortunately don't have an Azrael on hand (which seems to be the closest point of comparison, as it shares the same core wire material and isn't significantly more expensive), though I do have a Cassiel. Compared to the Cassiel, the Eclipse has notably better bass excursion, less shimmer and edge in the vocals, in turn adding back some richness, with a more rounded transient edge in the treble. Technical-performance-wise, it is less resolving and the stage is slightly smaller. For around half the price, the Eclipse seriously gives the Cassiel a run for the money.

Honestly, the Eclipse is one of the best value-for-money cables out there, if not the best, offering a well-refined copper-neutrality at a price where many cables struggle with creating a half-decent tonality. No corners were cut in the build and materials of the cable itself either, and the included pack of self-selectable Baroque tips are just another cherry on the top.

You may also like

Recently viewed

Back to Desktop Accessories