Is there any lag on this? I want to use it for a wireless PA system. Any transmitter recommendations for such a purpose?
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I have not noticed any lag with mine it works really well. No issues so far.
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Hello, I have found that this device performs very well and will add more " power " to your transmitter. In addition it cleans up the signal and keeps the transmitter on the correct frequency. It is will worth the cost listed. You will not be disappointed with this product or seller.BK
2201060
Because of the constant single distortion I would not use them. I have bought a mono wireless base extender instead which works very well for your needs. I can't say much on the subject as I did not get it from Amazon. I can say it was pretty inexpensive about $40 and much better quality. I believe the name was Daton sub transmitter, try a search engine to look for it.
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It's intended to be used to convert pretty much any corded mic to a wireless. However, it can be used more creatively as well. I use mine to send a mixdown from my DAW to a handheld recorder in video situations. Since my DAW is locked down to the PC, it allows the boom operator to hear the lav mix as well as the boom mic, and it gives me a solid signal to sync the boom audio in post. Could also be used to send a mixdown from a bands rig to a house rig in situations where cabling is problematic or non-existent, like in a small church that has a visiting praise band but no capacity on their house board. Really is a cool addition that allows for tons of flexibility. It's intended to be used to convert pretty much any corded mic to a wireless. However, it can be used more creatively as well. I use mine to send a mixdown from my DAW to a handheld recorder in video situations. Since my DAW is locked down to the PC, it allows the boom operator to hear the lav mix as well as the boom mic, and it gives me a solid signal to sync the boom audio in post. Could also be used to send a mixdown from a bands rig to a house rig in situations where cabling is problematic or non-existent, like in a small church that has a visiting praise band but no capacity on their... » Read More It's intended to be used to convert pretty much any corded mic to a wireless. However, it can be used more creatively as well. I use mine to send a mixdown from my DAW to a handheld recorder in video situations. Since my DAW is locked down to the PC, it allows the boom operator to hear the lav mix as well as the boom mic, and it gives me a solid signal to sync the boom audio in post. Could also be used to send a mixdown from a bands rig to a house rig in situations where cabling is problematic or non-existent, like in a small church that has a visiting praise band but no capacity on their house board. Really is a cool addition that allows for tons of flexibility. « Show Less
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Nope, I use it everyday on GarageBand and there's no latency whatsoever~ It's built to quality :)
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I returned the unit shortly after purchase I was unable to get acceptable gain for input into either linux, or windows client PCs.I do recall that zero latency output to the headphones was zero latency, you might want to try the blue yeti, approx same cost and worked perfectly for me until I sold it to upgrade to a blue yeti pro.
739480
Ignore answer #1. Item is a receiver, not a transmitter. Please don't comment if you're not certain of what you're saying.
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I gave this as a gift to an audiophile and he love it. Remember it is Bluetooth and distance from tansmitter is limited. Line of site might be important depending on other signals it needs to compete with. Lag time has not been a complaint, so no, I don't think so. It takes the tv audio signal and sends it out without any lag for me.
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No lag using this receiver....but if for some reason you notice a little lag this receiver has a delay you could set in milliseconds that allows you to match up the video and sound. But I've never had to use this feature. I play alot of sports games and I have no lag at all. None on shooters either so you should be ok
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I am not sure about lossless. Sounds fantastic however. No detectable latency. See my other comments too. Low end was a problem they are working on. I am not sure they have fixed it yet. Without a sub, you'll probably not notice.
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You cannot run multiple wireless connections without a very apparent lag. even with the unit plugged directly into the ethernet, the wireless projection will still have a .5 second lag in A/V transmission.
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I do get some interference, in the form of slower throughput, but separating the control box from the Wi-Fi-equipped computer helps significantly, as does forcing Wi-Fi onto channel 11.My base station is NOT near the speakers, but testing with them at least in the same room didn't show much improvement. In some cases they might "see" each other and pick non-busy channels. Different routers might behave differently, too.Bottom line - they're great speakers, but the Wi-Fi interference is a major flaw in something aimed at being PC speakers!
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I have two wireless transmitters in my home. I never had a problem running both at the same time. My second transmitter is a different brand though.
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I have my wireless for a long time. I have had no problems with it. However if transmitter and receiver are not close, I would have problems as other are discussing. When I move them closer together it takes care of the problem. I hope this helps.
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Furman's are really nice working with sound equipment. I use one on my personal stereo gear and one on my PA (including wireless)Bigest advantage is noise suppression and also getting all devices running at the same level on the same clock. Pretty affordable for everything it providesYou will realize a maximization of frequency range.Herbert Bicknell HardySocio MuiscoligistMichigan
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If you can, using the A/C power cord is always preferable. I have tried many different types of wireless speakers and they all suffer from inconsistent sound with regard to signal quality. Even if the transmitter is close to your speakers, there are MANY things that will interfere with the signal. One of the worst offenders is a wifi router. Make sure your transmitter is as far away from it as possible. Try adjusting the frequency on your speakers and realize that, what works today my not work tomorrow.
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It is very good, If you connect it through HDMI there is a slight delay. I recommend using a mixer. power amp, and good quality microphones such as Electro-Voice Cobalt 9, and 15" two way speakers that are of good quality Peavey PR-15's. This is the way my system is hooked up. I also use a 32" HDTV for a karaoke monitor.