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For some applications, people don't settle for wireless either. Probably mostly for latency or battery issues. I use wireless for listening to podcasts, and w
by recursive 6y ago
For some applications, people don't settle for wireless either. Probably mostly for latency or battery issues. I use wireless for listening to podcasts, and wired for playing (performing not recorded) music.
- astrange 6y agoWireless has theoretical advantages for all kinds of playback if you don't care about latency. - independent of quality of your player's DAC - amp is designed to match the headphone - sound can't be transmitted through the cable (microphonic effects, etc) - you can walk around without keeping the player in your pocket It'd help if the audio codecs used were lossless of course.
- asdff 6y agoA big con of course is you now have another device to routinely charge and a battery to replace.