Post by M57 on Jan 20, 2019 11:57:58 GMT -6
..where the BT stands for Bluetooth.
Sure, it's probably NG for tracking because of the lag, but what about mixing? I love my 50x's and I hate the wire. Besides, I sure would love to be able to get up and walk around while giving a critical listen on occasion. I did a quick search and cut to the chase, I read that all but the high end of most program material sends out a max of ~500 kbps. A wire can handle over 2000 kbps, but the 786 kbps that Bluetooth supports seems to be more than enough for the job. I record at 48k max, I doubt my stuff gets close to the max. I've never heard of a need for kbps headroom - or is there a compression protocol at play? Let's say I can put up with the occasional drop-out. Can I expect them to perform as well as my wired set?
Sure, it's probably NG for tracking because of the lag, but what about mixing? I love my 50x's and I hate the wire. Besides, I sure would love to be able to get up and walk around while giving a critical listen on occasion. I did a quick search and cut to the chase, I read that all but the high end of most program material sends out a max of ~500 kbps. A wire can handle over 2000 kbps, but the 786 kbps that Bluetooth supports seems to be more than enough for the job. I record at 48k max, I doubt my stuff gets close to the max. I've never heard of a need for kbps headroom - or is there a compression protocol at play? Let's say I can put up with the occasional drop-out. Can I expect them to perform as well as my wired set?
