Eclipse utilizes 5N LC-OFC red copper and 7N OCC red copper wires as its base, and employs a dual-conductor coaxial Litz configuration. This configuration combines the excellent shielding capabilities of coaxial cables with stable signal transmission properties, effectively suppressing external electromagnetic interference, thereby significantly enhancing the clarity and purity of the signal. Additionally, the Litz configuration is designed to optimize for high-frequency winding issues such as skin effect-induced AC losses. This structure ensures mutual insulation between each strand of the conductor, allowing the current to be evenly distributed throughout the interior and exterior of the conductor, effectively reducing signal loss and distortion during transmission.

Every Eletech cable with the configuration of 2Pin / MMCX is sported with a bespoke designed Eletech shell housing that’s made of ‘Aluminum Alloy’ which features a seamless structural integrity and rejects magnetic EMF radiation. Its specific chromed texture and shaping have been refined multiple times to achieve perfect ergonomics. Eletech’s logo is engraved using high-precision apparatus to achieve an extremely deluxe finish.

Eclipse specifically presents a solid and energized tone, with highs and lows that feel expansive and resonant. It offers notable enhancements to sound density, detail, and bass control. The bass is sufficiently elastic and tightly quantified, while the midrange vocals have a slightly larger grain and are positioned a bit further back. The soundstage is complete and the positioning distinct, embodying the warm and rich characteristics of copper wiring. Furthermore, it provides a good balance and analytical ability on this foundation, making the timbre of various instruments and vocals more appealing, along with a clear sense of layering. In terms of audio performance, the Eclipse significantly elevates the quality of the headphone's sound and tone.