Bluetooth transmitter QU-16 output to wireless headphones

[SEADOGParticipant]

Does anyone use the QU-16 stereo headphones 1/4″ output jack to connect to wireless bluetooth headphones? I’m looking for optimal bluetooth transmitter (stereo) to connect to my Bose 35-II headphones. Distance would be about 25′ from QU-16 mixer and looking for highest quality stereo signal to Bose headset. Thanks!

[volounteerParticipant]

Nope. I use regular headphones.
I have an extension cable that I could use if I needed to be farther away like from my stereo at home.

But working live sound in RT I need to be closer so the regular attached cable works fine.

[MarkPAmanParticipant]

I have tried this, admittedly only with an old, low cost device that I had already. However, I found BlueTooth’s latency to be too great to be useful for any kind of live monitoring.

I think I read that newer Bluetooth devices (is there a new standard?) have improved a little, but live audio is still not what it’s designed for. You may need to use a radio device such as a wireless IEM system, to get low enough latency.

[SEADOGParticipant]

Yeah… that’s what I’ve found to be best way too. It’s just that I have so many wires that it gets annoying. However, cannot beat the wired-in sound on my headset. Thx

[Mike CParticipant]

When I know I’m going to need a lot of PFL action I’ll set up an IEM system.

I’m use a QU Pac so I am always on an iPad and wireless.

Another thing I do and actually have it wired into the rack with the Qu Pac is use a wireless headset mic system for hands free talk back to the stage during sound check.

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