I'm not asking for wireless headphones, I'm looking for something that will turn any headphones
into wireless ones, sorta like this:
[IMG]http://i56.tinypic.com/303cwes.jpg[/IMG]
Anyone know if anything like this exists? General Googling and shopping around only comes
up with wireless headphones and bluetooth speaker adapters. I would prefer something
within a $30-125 range if possible.
Again please no wireless headphone suggestions, I already own a nice pair of headphones.
Thanks for any help!
it's possible. I use something similar with musical instruments. the one I use (shure pg14) generally runs anywhere between $300 and $350 though, so you might not be able to find anything in your price range
[QUOTE=ButtsexV2;26596370]it's possible. I use something similar with musical instruments. the one I use (shure pg14) generally runs anywhere between $300 and $350 though, so you might not be able to find anything in your price range[/QUOTE]
Ouch that is pretty high. Plus I'm sure you sacrifice some sound
quality going wireless, at least I hear that's how it is with wireless
speakers so it's not worth much more than $125 to me.
FM transmitter in pc. Small FM radio attached to headphones, Job done for very little money.
[QUOTE=cosmic duck;26597407]FM transmitter in pc. Small FM radio attached to headphones, Job done for very little money.[/QUOTE]
Actually that's a pretty good idea. Get FM transmitter. Find Nokia E63 that I have lying around. "Cheap" wireless headphones!
Sorry op, but you're going to lose a bit of sound quality so it's going to be more like this:
[img]http://filesmelt.com/dl/303cwes.jpg[/img]
[QUOTE=cosmic duck;26597407]FM transmitter in pc. Small FM radio attached to headphones, Job done for very little money.[/QUOTE]
Didn't even think of that, I'll go ahead and try it, thanks cosmic duck!
Stuff like this exists for musicians' monitoring purposes. - [url]http://www.thomann.de/gb/cat.html?gf=wireless_in_ear_monitoring[/url] but most certainly overkill.
Give the FM Radio a try though, it will be cheap as chips but the range won't be as big. and some MP3 players even have a FM radio built in which is a bonus.
I don't think the FM transmit and receive will sound that great, there's probably a 2.4 ghz solution somewhere.
Sorry, you need to Log In to post a reply to this thread.