Quasar
Senior Member
If they can send spacecraft beyond the solar system and design cameras that can shoot 10 trillion frames per second, why can't they make a headphone cable that doesn't knot & twist & become tangled all to hell?
I can't stand the spring ones, I bought one by mistake and had to send them back. First off, the cord is heavy, which tends to put a bit of pressure on one side of your head and ear. And then if you happen to move anywhere that the chord has to stretch it definitely will cause your head to pull sideways.The spring looking ones work better.
Never tried, is there latency though?Also bluetooth ones.
I can't stand the spring ones, I bought one by mistake and had to send them back. First off, the cord is heavy, which tends to put a bit of pressure on one side of your head and ear. And then if you happen to move anywhere that the chord has to stretch it definitely will cause your head to pull sideways.
Never tried, is there latency though?
I only use the bluetooth ones to listen to music on my phone or iPad. I don't think the are good enough for audio work. I'm not sure how you would plug them into the interface.I can't stand the spring ones, I bought one by mistake and had to send them back. First off, the cord is heavy, which tends to put a bit of pressure on one side of your head and ear. And then if you happen to move anywhere that the chord has to stretch it definitely will cause your head to pull sideways.
Never tried, is there latency though?
I make my own extension cables out of Mogami or whatever. It doesn't take very long.
Or I should say I *made* them, because it was years ago.
I'm not very handy, but perhaps I should look into this and try to learn what's involved with making your own cables.
Having said that, I spent the entire 1992 Olympics in front of the TV soldering snakes. That was when I decided never to do that again.
But a single cord isn't a big deal.