davidmorisset

I purchased the Sennheiser RS 185 and connected it to Neunaber Iconoclast, Delay and Reverb are in Stereo and it make silent playing a dream for late night jamming. This follows up to my earlier post from 2017 and I have had this setup for over 2 years now. I tend play with at least a little reverb and delay, even when dry, I do not hear any latency. I ordered the Boss Wireless Headpnones, through Guitar Center over 7 months ago and they are still on Back Order.

I purchased the Sennheiser Wireless 185 from Ebay second hand, and connected it to my pedal board after the Trio Band Creator that has a headphone line out. Used you can get a Sennheiser Wireless around 125 so its a great deal and with the open back you still hear ambient noise so your not isolated from the environment. I experienced no latency issues with the Sennheiser.

Setup for sennheiser rs 185 rf wireless headphone system. If using the sennheiser rs 185 rf wireless headphone system, what are your suggestions for connecting the left and right RCA jacks from the pedalboard to the wireless transmitter? Guitar Cable to RCA mono converter. Does this affect latency?

In Sleep mode when the transmitter is inserted in either the base or a guitar's output jack, the transmitter must be on so that it can wake up. Because if you strum the strings, the transmitter wakes up. I had to charge my transmitter every couple of days, just to make sure that when I wanted to use it I had sufficient charge. Nothing is worse than plugging in just to realize that the charge is full grained. I just tried to leave the transmitter half plugged into the base, so I hope it will hold that charge fully, for the 200 stand by hours. Version 2 should have an on/off switch. Other than this issue, I love not having to run a cable to my pedal board. Nothing better than being able to play on the 1st floor with my rig in the basement. Surprises the hell out of everyone. Cheers.