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| Jackson |
I dunno where to post this...i mean, its Equipment but i dont spin so i dunno if these would be any use to you.
But anyone know about Blue tooth headphones? I've heard there supposed to be the next big thing this year. |
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| Liam |
| I can't see how bluetooth headphones would appeal to the dj as of now. I mean it is already hard enough to find headphones that function well and that'll last longer than a year. With the added issues of battery life, and wireless sound quality, I can't see them taking off this year. Maybe in 5???? |
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| Jackson |
A company my dad is working with (i'll try to find the name) will have them out in a few months, if not then definatly by christmas.
Now they prob wot be great being the first ones onto the market but since i'll be getting the prototype i'll keep u guys informed on how they go.
I was gonna buy some FM wireless headphones but with these coming out soon im not sure. |
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| Timski |
Its a good enough idea i guess but for a dj i really cannot see the point behind it... i mean bluetooth exists as a wireless connection/transfer standard for mobiles, and the headsets as hands free devices. I mean is a cord really that much of a problem comming off your cans? During a mix Who really notices or is bothered by it here? Not to mention if the signal ed up whilst playing you would not be impressed...
But if your trying to pin accross bluetooth headphones for just normal day to day wear and not the dj booth then i think its quite a good idea... the little wires me to tears when i have them in and if i move my arms they get yanked out of my ears... So yea i cant wait to see how they go in that respect |
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| DjJade |
| wireless signal means that your headphones are gonna have to have amps inside them. and the kind of amps that are needed to push the headphones in a dj booth are gonna make it quite bulky compared to normal wired headphones. |
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| dex316 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Timski
I mean is a cord really that much of a problem comming off your cans? During a mix Who really notices or is bothered by it here? |
i for one do occasionally get tangled up in the wires when im goin to pick out my next track but i think thats just cos im a up and my vinyl is miles away from my decks.
i think bluetooth headphones are a very good idea for just general listening but for a dj im not sure. what if the signal s up or summat and just how bulky would they have to be? |
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| Nic |
| quote: | Originally posted by DjJade
wireless signal means that your headphones are gonna have to have amps inside them. and the kind of amps that are needed to push the headphones in a dj booth are gonna make it quite bulky compared to normal wired headphones. |
not to mention some decent sized batteries too
i dont think the bluetooth standard is aimed at high quality audio either (correct me if i'm wrong) but i thought it was designed for voice transmission, might be alright for everyday listening but not djing |
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| DragonsEmerald |
| I cant wait till bluetooth enabled portable CD players / MP3 players finally come out. They are going to be nice. |
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| Dervish |
I've got wireless headphones and use them every night (not for dj'ing just tv). They work pretty well. Digital bluetooth ones should be an advancement though. It will remove any form of noise due to transmission (or just cut out at bits, but it really shouldn't).
In addition being done to the bluetooth standard they will be interchangeable with other devices. |
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