Bluetooth IEM Revisited

[EastCoastThump]

I'm certainly not expecting this stuff to be the Cadillac of in-ear monitoring, but if there's a possibility that its a cheap and useable alternative, then there's no harm in giving it a shot...especially in a controlled rehearsal environment where a performance isn't at stake if it doesn't work out.

I get this. But for an inexpensive current-technology IEM solution, going wired still makes way more sense than bluetooth. Better sound and safer, too.

 

[scotch]

I'm not gonna knock it before I try it, but I DO know that double digit latency is awful to play along with.

 

[walterw]

Gee, whatever happened to “what’s the best bass for metal?”....?

fire the drummer

 

[Geri O]

fire the drummer

 

[kartiste]

Related interest/application: listening to Youtube videos and feeding in an audio signal from your bass, for practice and learning purposes. Is there a device out there with a 1/4" input that connects into your phone and an app that mixes the two audio signals? Or a standalone BT transmitter you can plug your bass and a phone into?