wireless bluetooth receiver aptxLL rated

[Odanscoils]

The only connection spec is ¼" stereo. There is no internal wireless connection. A person would have to buy aftermarket.

Hmmm
Sounds like a good choice for that Garrett Z link thingy.

 

[Odanscoils]

Anybody have extended experience with the Zlink ?

 

[tab-nabit]

With the two "Homespot HS-JY100 earbuds" I use the Beeitzie-Upgraded-Bluetooth-Transmitter
I have adapters to adapt to 1/4" stereo jacks etc.
Uses: Metal detecting, laptop, HAM radios etc.
My 1st main reason was detecting in hot weather first try on the Nokta detector then adapt the transmitter for plug-in non BT detectors testing and so far no issues.
My V3i had it's own Whites BT headphones but would be only for cold weather....

 

[Odanscoils]

With the two "Homespot HS-JY100 earbuds" I use the Beeitzie-Upgraded-Bluetooth-Transmitter
I have adapters to adapt to 1/4" stereo jacks etc.
Uses: Metal detecting, laptop, HAM radios etc.
My 1st main reason was detecting in hot weather first try on the Nokta detector then adapt the transmitter for plug-in non BT detectors testing and so far no issues.
My V3i had it's own Whites BT headphones but would be only for cold weather....

Wish something else could connect to the V3i.

 

[Picketwire]

Wish something else could connect to the V3i.

Just get a aptx-ll transmitter and then you can use Legend or Equinox 800 headphones along with various other aptx-ll headphones and earbuds. Quest also makes a transmitter plus a receiver that can be used with any headphones and can also supply a transmitter with headphones. And like you said, the Garrett Z-Link can also be used. Any detector with either size headphone jack can be adapted to wireless relatively cheap.

 

[Odanscoils]

Just get a aptx-ll transmitter and then you can use Legend or Equinox 800 headphones along with various other aptx-ll headphones and earbuds. Quest also makes a transmitter plus a receiver that can be used with any headphones and can also supply a transmitter with headphones. And like you said, the Garrett Z-Link can also be used. Any detector with either size headphone jack can be adapted to wireless relatively cheap.

Thank You.

Is this the one you're speaking of ?

 

[Picketwire]

Is this the one you're speaking of ?

It is similar. The transmitter part on the right has the AT Pro waterproof fitting whereas, the one I was referring to has a stereo plug. That way it works with anything that has a stereo jack. They also make one that uses their own headphones as the receiver. However, these do not work with the Legend or Equinox 600/800 headphones.
This is what I use. I have a 90 degree adapter from ⅛ stereo female to ¼ stereo male and plug it into any of my detectors, pair it to Legend, Equinox, or any other aptx-ll headphones or earbuds. If I purchase a ⅛ female to ¼ female adapter and switch to receiver mode, I can use any of my wired headphones with the Legend and Nox without being connected to the detector.

Amazon.com

 

[Odanscoils]

It is similar. The transmitter part on the right has the AT Pro waterproof fitting whereas, the one I was referring to has a stereo plug. That way it works with anything that has a stereo jack. They also make one that uses their own headphones as the receiver. However, these do not work with the Legend or Equinox 600/800 headphones.
This is what I use. I have a 90 degree adapter from ⅛ stereo female to ¼ stereo male and plug it into any of my detectors, pair it to Legend, Equinox, or any other aptx-ll headphones or earbuds. If I purchase a ⅛ female to ¼ female adapter and switch to receiver mode, I can use any of my wired headphones with the Legend and Nox without being connected to the detector.

Amazon.com

Thank You.
It's in my cart.
Think I'll get two.
Quite inexpensive actually.