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Not the kind of thing I can just go out and try unfortunately. My Shures were more than double that too. I’d put them against any Bluetooth ones. Be interesting to see.
Not the kind of thing I can just go out and try unfortunately. My Shures were more than double that too. I’d put them against any Bluetooth ones. Be interesting to see.
Cankles-McJeggings I use them for Netflix & drowning the family out.
Morty-C-137 Great phones…. all the kids have them and they’ve never gone wrong or smashed them.
Dan I dunno what bluetooth earphones you’ve tried, but I definitely don’t get drop outs
I had grant down as someone who puts his phone on loudspeaker and holds a brass trumpet to his ear to listen to Pick of the Pops.
You missed the ‘S’ off strumpet, Millsy
Millsy LOL, you cheeky scamp
What does ‘camera guy’ entail rhouse? Can you expand ?
If you’re Asian, you’re already a camera guy by default.
Cankles-McJeggings Just the explanation itself will make my brain melt.
Dubman They use IEMs as monitors to synchronise. If they were all wired, I’d imagine there would be distance limitation between the artists which would result in feedback from the different mics being in proximity to other instruments, or people tripping over long wires on stage. It also gives freedom to move around.
Latency is largely an issue of the past with modern wireless, but if you purely speaking in terms of quality nothing can beat silver wire as a conductor (unless you cool the wires to very low temps, but that is a bit off the question).