Pair/connect Spark amp wirelessly with bluetooth/wireless headphones?
-
Is there a way to pair/connect the Spark amp wirelessly via the amp's bluetooth with my Sennheiser wireless (bluetooth) headphones? If so, what steps do I need to take to accomplish it?
Or is the Spark amp only "connectable" to headphones via a cable connection, no wireless/bluetooth pairing available?
Thanks!
-
No, the spark is only a Bluetooth receiver.
To transmit the stereo headphone out you need to get a 1/8"trs stereo Bluetooth transmitter off eBay...costs less than 5 bucks delivered to your door,
AND.... less than 5 days waiting for it as well 😂 -
Keep in mind, if you choose to try the 1/8 stereo transmitter, it will likely introduce way too much latency to make your guitar playing enjoyable.
-
no latency, will just be outputing the stereo headphone signal through Bluetooth to his Bluetooth headphones
-
@crystalpit Thanks for the info, much appreciated!
-
@crystalpit I don't agree. Audio out to a bluetooth transmitter is going to add a noticeable latency.
-
@funjunkie27 said in Pair/connect Spark amp wirelessly with bluetooth/wireless headphones?:
@crystalpit I don't agree. Audio out to a bluetooth transmitter is going to add a noticeable latency.
I don't have bluetooth headphones too check, but I dd get a Bluetooth transmitter off eBay for under 10 bucks,
there's plenty other applications one can use it for.
depending what type u buy, there's also tx/rc units, that you can plug in the aux in(rc) or the headphone out(tx) and Bluetooth it.
it's worth a chance
mine works great
for under $10?
cant go wrong -
@crystalpit There are plenty of uses for them, but if you buy one to pass audio of you playing the guitar, there will be a delay that most people, myself included, will find it unusable.
-
@funjunkie27 said in Pair/connect Spark amp wirelessly with bluetooth/wireless headphones?:
@crystalpit There are plenty of uses for them, but if you buy one to pass audio of you playing the guitar, there will be a delay that most people, myself included, will find it unusable.
yes, that would be correct, but the device he requires, is to pass the whole sound of the spark headphone out to his Bluetooth headphone, not his direct guitar signal only to his Bluetooth headphones.
I'll give it a try soon and report back -
I just hooked up a bluetooth transmitter to the head phone jack and paired bluetooth headphones and the latency was horrible. Unplayable. Sure would like a solution.
-
@dojo-62 Was your bluetooth transmitter claiming "low latency?" There are some which claim that. I don't know just what latency-rate that means, but standard, inexpensive bluetooth transmitters have latency which makes them unusable for real-world music-making. If the latency can be down in the single-digits for milliseconds you should be alright.
