Wireless Headphones

[anonymous-user]

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[Z06George]

Any reason for wireless? The best headphones I've found for drumming are the Vic Firth ones but they're wired.

[mizx]

I don't really understand your post fully.

So this Control Pod is a volume knob which comes off your PC speakers that has a line-in and a headphone jack? And you want to run a system of dual wireless headphones off that? There's probably far better ways of achieving this, though cost dependent.

What is the audio source going to be?

Edited by mizx on Friday 18th November 22:51

[Some Gump]

Dizee,

AKG's consumer wireless units can run infinite sets from one RF transmitter. Not sure if they still do them new, but you could ebay any of the old HEARO range and jobs jobbed. Not noise cancelling, but their closed back ones are good enough for club use if that's indicitive of their insulation.

[utgjon]

I'm going to defy everything in your OP and suggest the Shure SE215 in-ear monitors.

Great noise cancellation, comfortable (and wire goes down your back instead of your front), and great sound. I use them for guitar, on-stage running around like a lunatic, and they've never let me down.

Can't imagine wireless over-ears being a good solution for drumming (my drummer used over-ears for a little while but always used to struggle with them).