If anybody is using this to make their subwoofer wireless (using LFE connection), is there a noticeable lag when listening to music?
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I use this for an LFE connection to my sub behind the couch. There is no noticeable lag, being that it's just low-end frequencies going to the sub. I have never used it for regular speakers, so I don't know what kind of lag you would get with those. I loved this thing... until it stopped working about a year later. :(
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Nope, I use it everyday on GarageBand and there's no latency whatsoever~ It's built to quality :)
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I was specifically told that this type of connection was the ideal connection for wireless connectivity. The cable was about 50% less that most major electronic stores. I have a polk audio soundbar and it works perfectly.
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I have been using them with both the wire but mostly wireless on a daily basis and I haven't noticed it. I just switched ears to see if its me and it sounds the same to me. Maybe you might have a defect.
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Yes, one drawback I have found with this product is the break up of the signal so that the music you are listening to at times can be "choppy". Don't know if there is a remedy for this.
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Mine does the same thing and my sub doesn't work on Bluetooth. Not sure what the problem is I was thinking it was a manufacture problem.
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Mine is the same way. I just run the connection from the reciever to the top connection on the sub. Works great, as the sub signal is not stereo.
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I have it hooked up thru MIDI (not USB) as there are no USB ports on this. I'm using the DD-65 to play the sounds from my computer. No lag. Works great.
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My situation is much different from how you intend to use this sound bar. I am using mine as a substitute to the audio provided by my television. In my case there is No audio lag as I am using the optical audio port. I can tell the sound quality is great and it's easy to install and readily accepts the addition of a subwoofer. My suggestion is give it a try and if it does not meet your standards return it. One last thing as you may be aware bluetooth devices were never meant to be that far from their source device and also consider what other appliances are around it such as a wireless house phone.Just my 0.02, best of luck! My situation is much different from how you intend to use this sound bar. I am using mine as a substitute to the audio provided by my television. In my case there is No audio lag as I am using the optical audio port. I can tell the sound quality is great and it's easy to install and readily accepts the addition of a subwoofer. My suggestion is give it a try and if it does not meet your standards return it. One last thing as you may be aware bluetooth devices were never meant to be that far from their source device and also consider what other appliances are around it such as a wireless... » Read More My situation is much different from how you intend to use this sound bar. I am using mine as a substitute to the audio provided by my television. In my case there is No audio lag as I am using the optical audio port. I can tell the sound quality is great and it's easy to install and readily accepts the addition of a subwoofer. My suggestion is give it a try and if it does not meet your standards return it. One last thing as you may be aware bluetooth devices were never meant to be that far from their source device and also consider what other appliances are around it such as a wireless house phone.Just my 0.02, best of luck! « Show Less
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I have been using it for about a month playing TitanFall. It worked perfectly right out of the box and I have had no issues.I have not noticed any lag in controller response, being a wireless connection.
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I'm doing this exact same thing only with a printer. My only concern would be with lag over a wireless network for VoIP.
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Sorry but am not using a subwoofer. You may want to call sony support. they are very helpful.
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Hey Jordan, the latency is low enough to record with other tracks. The driver is an asio type. I usually get less then 5ms. ;) there is also a mix knob to hear direct to monitor with 0ms latency or a mix through the computer with the asio.
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Probably worth buying a more advanced subwoofer.... Thought mine was but unfortunately my RCA connection to my subwoofer did not work so I tried connecting my subwoofer to my two front speakers. Don't know if that is the proper way but that thing is delivering a thumping bass
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I had a problem initially when I was trying to connect to a wireless network. The connection was weak and frequently dropped completely. then I had an electrician run an Ethernet cord from my router upstairs directly to the Yamaha receiver which is located downstairs about 100 feet away from the router. after this direct connection from the router to the receiver I no longer lose Internet connectivity and can listen to net radio 24-7 without any problems.
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Afraid I didn't care for the wireless at all. Went back to connecting the speakers with wires. Still not satisfied with the surround sound. I had a much cheaper unit at one time that gave so much better surround sound.
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I too get a low level interference noise from my PC. Ive tried different cables and mixers, some are better than others, but I cannot make it disappear completely because all of my cables ten to "run together" around my desk. That said shielding the signal wires from stray RF is your only option, OR turn them up really LOUD. Just kidding.