I have been using my Bose earphones to get the click into my ears while playing. This setup works really well, and I can hear the ambient sound as well.
But, the cords are a pain to deal with, and I'm trying to figure out a way to do this wirelessly. This is short range and quality is not a huge deal but no latency is important, so it seems like it can be done cheaply. I'd also like to do this for the other players in my group.
Fm radio? Bluetooth? Surely this has been done before.
Cheap Wireless in-ear monitor ideas?
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Re: Cheap Wireless in-ear monitor ideas?
In-ear monitors? No offense, but why can't you just get Sennheisers or Audio-Technicas like everyone else?
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Re: Cheap Wireless in-ear monitor ideas?
Looking around sweet water and musiciansfriend they all look so expensive - at least $200 and most at least double that. Am I missing something?
On first thought it seems like you could use on of those 12V car audio fm transmitters along with a pocket $5 pocket fm radio. I just wonder if those transmitters incur any latency if they use a ADC.
On first thought it seems like you could use on of those 12V car audio fm transmitters along with a pocket $5 pocket fm radio. I just wonder if those transmitters incur any latency if they use a ADC.
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Re: Cheap Wireless in-ear monitor ideas?
I'm not too sure about low-cost in-ear wireless monitoring, but for over-ear, I believe your solution may lie here;
http://www.gadgetcircuit.com/viewproduc ... leShopping
Only $120, wireless and high quality.
http://www.gadgetcircuit.com/viewproduc ... leShopping
Only $120, wireless and high quality.