Is there any delay in the signal from the transmitter to the headphones? I'm trying to link my guitar amp to wireless headphone of some type.
611572
I never had a problem with any delays when I had my headphones. Very good quality sound too
611573
If there is a delay it would be in the sub-millisecond level. I think you can ignore it.JohnSellars
611574
I had read that the Kleer technology used in these is impressively fast with minimal delay. Much faster than bluetooth headphones.
611575
Nope, the delay is seriously undetectable. As opposed to bluetooth which is abysmal! I have this hooked to tv's, computers, tablets, and there's no noticeable delay at all.
611576
No, I have not experience any delay. The sound quality is outstanding and the headphones are light and comfortable.
611577
I have the 170 and I don't have any problems with a signal delay mine work great
611578
None. They work perfectly. The only delay is when you first turn them on. They take a couple of seconds to synch with the base. Typically, I turn off the headphones whenever I'm done using them to save batteries.
611579
There is always some delay when you are connecting with the transmiter. We are talking about micro-seconds when it connects. And it is olnly once wshen you aare getting connected.
171982
Haven't noticed any delay issues, it works great for me! Just make sure both components are charged. I use it while on the treadmill.
1615059
Yes, slightly delay of less than 100ms. (0.1 sec) but noticeable since you're using wires for audio.
1967766
I have not encountered this problem on any preset setting. Is there any chance this is an actual acoustic echo from your output speaker through the instrument you are connecting to the affects amplifier? Try acoustically isolating you input instrument from your output speaker? Also, have you tried using headphones without your output amplifier turned on to see if the echo is present on that headphone output? If no echo in the headphone, you have some type of acoustic feedback going on.
693796
I'm no expert, love how my pair is performing. To answer your question, I would assume that depends on the other components in your system, especially the amplifier you're hooking them up to. Hope somebody smarter than me can give you a better answer.
118185
Try pairing with your phone. If it shows as a headphone or receiver then you got the wrong product shipped to you. I purchased this and they shipped a receiver instead of a transmitter. Still trying to get my money back from this so that I can get a transmitter from a more competent vendor.
33550
I have not noticed any delay in sound. I only play my stereo through it not a tv. It has no delay with my stereo. I don't think it would delay with a tv but can't tell you for 100 percent sure since I never play tv through it.
186737
This is a receiver and not a transmitter. So your headphones won't get anything from this pin.
1011409
Those outputs are balanced lines, not left and right (stereo) signals for headphones and I don't think it's preamp so the signal may be too weak to listen directly through headphones. I don't have adapter to convert the balanced line to left and right signals for headphones.
1672314
If you haven't already done so try using the headphone line out to the amp. That should work.
1011300
There is no latency problem unless you conect your iPhone to a Bluetooth speaker. In this case there is a latency. I recomend a wire connection to the speaker.
1011857
I plugged it into my tv output and receive the signal to my by head set just fine your just using a different media should be just fine. The only problem I have had in the past with other by in the same room. I have had to isolate the units to pair them.
1540577
The other device will usually have a button to pair to the transmitter. My headphones have a button, I turn the Sony on first, then press the pair button and it connects. What's cool about the device is when you turn your headphones off, the transmitter turns off after a few minutes when it senses no pairing is taking place. If you buy Bluetooth headphones - the headphones are the receiver. You will need to have a mini headphone jack on your stereo amp and a connecting cable (male on both ends) to plug into the Sony adapter.
1640138
Check everything:1. Computer volume still correct?2. Amp volume ok?3. EQ not messed with?4. Headphone cable ok?5. Cable to computer ok?6. Tube seated?Check the obvious first... Otherwise, I have no idea, mine sounds great!
33551
I have not noticed any delay. I have another speaker outside and they both seem to be in sync.
2237723
From what I understand in the documentation, the second headphone must be wired to an headphone output directly on the transmitter.The pro logic effect is also applied the this output to get the same as on the wireless signal received by the headphones..And I didn't see anything about a second wireless pair of headphones at the same time!! Sorry.
1777302
I'm not an audio engineer but I did help set this up for my son on his laptop. I don't recall any problems in latency. The monitored sound never lagged. You can monitor the recording on the supplied headphone and I believe the recording sound is what you are playing thru the instrument jack, or singing thru the voice jack or dubbing over an existing track. Hope this helps. Cheers. =:>