Im using them purely to listen to my records as I record them to FLAC
so that I can move around a bit and so SWMBO can still watch TV while
Im doing it.
Its not a serious use case as once the LP is in FLAC format and if I
want to listen on headphones Im using the wired B into my iPhone (or
Yes, you can use them wired but that kind of defeats the purpose. These
could work, but I'd have to use the cable supplied by Bose as it uses
the skinnier jack on the headphones. Depends on the quality of the DAC
in the device; the Bose DAC is quite good, I understand, which is why
I'm
Ron
Are the Bose cans wired as well as wireless?
I recently made my wired B cans into Bluetooth enabled with one of
these
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bluetooth-Transmitter-Receiver-TaoTronics-Simultaneously-Black/dp/B016UF7J5C
I have a pair of these devices one in TX mode into the headphone socket
So, I got my Avantree Oasis Plus bluetooth device, and after an initial
panic (I'd plugged the optical cable into the optical out of the
Avantree, and of course it didn't work) it works fine. Some
observations:
Sadly, the Bose 35II headphones that I received for Christmas do not
support the
RonM wrote:
> That, in fact, is exactly what I had ordered from the Canadian Amazon
> site.
>
> My only concern is whether the optical out on the Transporter is
> volume-controlled, but I figure that if the analog outs are it must be
> as well. We'll see.
>
> R.
The SPDIF out of the
That, in fact, is exactly what I had ordered from the Canadian Amazon
site.
My only concern is whether the optical out on the Transporter is
volume-controlled, but I figure that if the analog outs are it must be
as well. We'll see.
R.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter
This product should do the trick:
https://www.amazon.com/Avantree-Bluetooth-Transmitter-Receiver-Simultaneously/dp/B07BQYYDNJ/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8=1545862435=8-3=avantree+aptx+hd
Tête à FLAC
2 X SB Classic
2 X SB2
1 X SB Boom
1 X SB Touch
3 X Rpi+Picoreplayer
2 X Chromecast
1 X Chromecast Audio
