QUOTE(echo.Garden @ Mar 21 2009, 12:56 AM)
Wired = Copper line (it can minimized possible noise that intefere)
Wireless = No wire (Only possible way to eliminate noise or lower the noise is thru internal DSP like how 503 built)
Wired = Try to maintain unpolluted sound wave
Wireless = Try to eliminate possible noise from polluted sound wave and reproduction of how the sound would be like using technology..
Wired = Landline phone, ur house phone.
Wireless = Mobile phone
Difference? try to make a call to ur overseas fren with both your mobile and your landline, you'll get it...
Basically it's all about, Speed, Reproduction, Pollution, Noise, Sound that used to form a music for both wired and wireless music output
Agreed... Wireless = No wire (Only possible way to eliminate noise or lower the noise is thru internal DSP like how 503 built)
Wired = Try to maintain unpolluted sound wave
Wireless = Try to eliminate possible noise from polluted sound wave and reproduction of how the sound would be like using technology..
Wired = Landline phone, ur house phone.
Wireless = Mobile phone
Difference? try to make a call to ur overseas fren with both your mobile and your landline, you'll get it...
Basically it's all about, Speed, Reproduction, Pollution, Noise, Sound that used to form a music for both wired and wireless music output
Really guys, whatever headphone you use, whatever brand, specs etc., A2DP (or whatever bluetooth variations of) WILL COMPLETELY BUTCHER your SQ (yes, Google will say as such)... So, IMHO, it's worth it for the wireless freedom (just got myself a handy Gigabyte wireless mouse due to this), never for the SQ...
Again, I take that most DSPs on wireless A2DP headies are there to process the noise due to this fact - just to make it bareable, nothing more...
If you want GREAT sounding wireless, get a set using KLEER technology, of which I know only the SleekAudio SA6 Wireless Combo, the Opera what's-it's-name and the Senn something or another... They are crap expensive though (though the SA6s are not bad for a mid-tier wireless IEM solution)...
But again this depends entirely on the source (in this case, the Tube, which again, sounds just fine to my unanalytical ears - I agree it sounds CRAP on flat EQ because it ISN'T really iPod flat... Tweak for best performance)...
This post has been edited by Eiraku: Mar 21 2009, 01:24 AM
Mar 21 2009, 01:11 AM

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