Hi All,
Would really appreciate some help with headphones for watching films. Does anyone know if I can link 2 sets using Bluetooth and if so any recommendations for headphones for around £100 per set?
I have a HT setup but the only place for it in new house is a room below my baby daughters bedroom. This means we can't really use it when she's in bed (and she makes sure we can't use it when she's not! . I want to get some headphones for me and my wife to use, and would like wireless - but is this an option?
I have a Denon X2200W linked to a PJ. The amp has Bluetooth, but i don't know if you can connect multiple devices, and also I've heard that bluetooth sound can have a lag over the picture, which would make films unwatchable. If so any recommendations for headphones? I ideally DON'T want noise cancelling and would also prefer open backs if there are any at this price.
Or should I be looking at RF headphones? I guess if this isn't an easy or affordable option I can just get wired headphones but seems a bit 90's!
Thanks for the help,
Matt
Would really appreciate some help with headphones for watching films. Does anyone know if I can link 2 sets using Bluetooth and if so any recommendations for headphones for around £100 per set?
I have a HT setup but the only place for it in new house is a room below my baby daughters bedroom. This means we can't really use it when she's in bed (and she makes sure we can't use it when she's not! . I want to get some headphones for me and my wife to use, and would like wireless - but is this an option?
I have a Denon X2200W linked to a PJ. The amp has Bluetooth, but i don't know if you can connect multiple devices, and also I've heard that bluetooth sound can have a lag over the picture, which would make films unwatchable. If so any recommendations for headphones? I ideally DON'T want noise cancelling and would also prefer open backs if there are any at this price.
Or should I be looking at RF headphones? I guess if this isn't an easy or affordable option I can just get wired headphones but seems a bit 90's!
Thanks for the help,
Matt