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wireless blue tooth ear buds?
- Thread starter rsarge1
- Start date
sgoss66
Well-known member
Sarge --
There are aptX low-latency transmit modules (very small, unobtrusive pieces of hardware) available which would plug into your CTX's control box headphone jack, and then would transmit a low-latency Bluetooth signal to a set of aptX low-latency Bluetooth headphones. This is essentially how the Equinox works, though the aptX low-latency transmitter is built in in the case of the Equinox. My buddy bought one of these transmitters (about 30 bucks), and then can use his Equinox headphones with his E-Trac, and they work flawlessly. Make sure if you go this route, you get aptX LOW LATENCY components (transmitter, and headphones). You should be able to get the whole setup for well under $100...
Steve
There are aptX low-latency transmit modules (very small, unobtrusive pieces of hardware) available which would plug into your CTX's control box headphone jack, and then would transmit a low-latency Bluetooth signal to a set of aptX low-latency Bluetooth headphones. This is essentially how the Equinox works, though the aptX low-latency transmitter is built in in the case of the Equinox. My buddy bought one of these transmitters (about 30 bucks), and then can use his Equinox headphones with his E-Trac, and they work flawlessly. Make sure if you go this route, you get aptX LOW LATENCY components (transmitter, and headphones). You should be able to get the whole setup for well under $100...
Steve
sgoss66
Well-known member
You are welcome.
If you have any questions, let me know. If you want the lowest latency possible, be sure you get aptX LOW LATENCY transmitters and ear buds; many regular aptX devices are listed "low latency," meaning they are "lower latency" than standard Bluetooth -- which is true. But, there is specifically an aptX Low Latency codec that is much faster (less delay) than regular aptX. Look in the SPECS, not the advertisement. IF aptX-LL or aptX Low Latency is listed in the SPECS, then they should be true aptX Low Latency.
Here is some info about aptX, from Qualcomm, the developer of the technology...
https://www.aptx.com/
https://www.aptx.com/aptx-low-latency
https://www.aptx.com/products?field_aptx_type_tid=484
Steve
If you have any questions, let me know. If you want the lowest latency possible, be sure you get aptX LOW LATENCY transmitters and ear buds; many regular aptX devices are listed "low latency," meaning they are "lower latency" than standard Bluetooth -- which is true. But, there is specifically an aptX Low Latency codec that is much faster (less delay) than regular aptX. Look in the SPECS, not the advertisement. IF aptX-LL or aptX Low Latency is listed in the SPECS, then they should be true aptX Low Latency.
Here is some info about aptX, from Qualcomm, the developer of the technology...
https://www.aptx.com/
https://www.aptx.com/aptx-low-latency
https://www.aptx.com/products?field_aptx_type_tid=484
Steve
rsarge1 said:
rsarge1,
Are you looking for a pair of wireless earbuds that can/will connect DIRECTLY to the CTX wirelessly? (Like the Equinox supports...I.E. without any other 3rd party transmitter?)
If so, you're unfortunately out of luck. It's not like the Equinox. The CTX is a proprietary connection only...not a standard Bluetooth connection.
Steve has given you good advice to accomplish what you're trying to do, but understand that you WILL need a transmitter, as well as the wireless buds...if you want to go that route.
Good luck,
mike