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Varies by device but it's basically just repairing Bluetooth. I have a pair of Marshall wireless headphones and double-clicking the button on the right earphon
by quartz 10y ago
Varies by device but it's basically just repairing Bluetooth. I have a pair of Marshall wireless headphones and double-clicking the button on the right earphone puts them into pairing mode. From there it's two clicks on a MacBook to pair from the Bluetooth menu or a few more than that to pair to a mobile device.
- TylerE 10y agoCan I just take a moment to say how hilarious it is that all the guitar companies have licensed their name out for consumer audio products? The audio system in my car is "Fender".
- jdietrich 10y agoThe big-name manufacturers are now lifestyle brands. Serious players know that if you want a Strat or Tele, you get a better instrument from G&L or Suhr than from Fender. Gibson's reputation is in tatters after years of poor quality control and dubious design decisions. A group of Marshall's technical staff left the company to form Blackstar Amps after Marshall went public. Most of the big musical instrument brands are going the way of Chrysler and Chevrolet - they trade on an old brand image, but there's little of the original DNA left. It's clearly working in the short-term, but I suspect that these brands will fade away with the Baby Boomers that have a nostalgic attachment to them.
- semi-extrinsic 10y agoEven more hilarious is the sound quality. I tested some Marshall in-ears at a local hifi store a few years back, and compared to less flashy names like Denon or Audio Technica at the same or lower price, they absolutely sucked. I can but surmise that anyone who buys them has not done any A/B testing before purchase.