Just had a thought, my system is in the lounge and I listen to it at night but during the day when I work from home I listen to Qobuz via my computer, an HRT Microstreamer Dac and Sennheiser HD600’s. The sound is fine but…
If I had some wireless headphones on my Headline/HiCap DR would the compromise of sound quality loss due to the wireless (assume I will buy a GOOD pair) render the exercise futile? At most an upgrade in my office to a DACV1 with a powerline (I have one spare) would happen.
with the wireless headphone your are listening the headphone as a digital audio convertor…
if you want to go wireless go with a neat DAP like Astell Kern Sr15, SP1000M or an LDAC codec DAP like sony WM1Adepending on your budget…
I don’t know how you will go wireless with a head amp like Headline, with receivers or something but it kills all the headline sound…
keep the wires for SQ is what you are after, I use sony noice cancelling one when I fly, it sound OK but blocks the noise and I watch movies etc as well, it has a different mission
Thanks for your reply, I was wondering just how much of the Naim sound I would lose this way, I guess too much! I will stick to the HRT Mircrostreamer then as its good enough for musical enjoyment while I work until a Dac V1 comes along at a sensible price.
How can you go Wireless with a headline? İf you are refering to use the wire of the wireless headphone yes, otherwise no…
Check massdrop for fostex th00 for a good price closed back,or meze closed back, assuming you are after a closed back, or Focal Elegia or if you want the real deal MDR1zR or new Focal Stellia
My stellia will Arrive tomorrow and Sony soon hopefully…
I was thinking of those wireless heaphones from maybe 20 years ago where they plug into the headphone jack and a receiver that is powered from the mains! Not an audiophile solution but wondered if it could improve on what I had. Sounds like a no which is fine!
Thanks for the input. Selling the Headline/Slic/HiCap DR will easily buy me a DacV1 and probably pocket me some change!
