Chronotis

I guess manufacturers will not be producing many more wireless headphones with analog input for home theater systems since Bluetooth is the norm and can use the required adjustments in software. Gaming headsets seems to be the road ahead... I do not have a stereo recording setup yet but I am working on it. Thanks so much for the detailed explanation for latency measurement. At the moment I am using a Yamaha THR10C as an interface and I use a 4-way headphones amp to sent the output to a couple headphones with different impedances and to desktop speakers. So I tried another experiment, First, I made a completely dry patch, then sent one output into the Philips SHD8900 charging station and another output to the speakers keeping the volume level on both in such a way that I could hear them simultaneously. And I can not hear a discernable lag in the headphones. Thanks again

Thanks for the link and the info about the analog input connectivity. In the past I had used a Philips SHD8900 and I did not feel too much latency compared to wired headphones. Doing a bit of research on them now I found out that they were part of Philips' digital wireless headphones for TV watching with high resolution home cinema sound audio, 2.4GHz RF transmitter and wired connection on the charging dock. They included a few different models in the series like SHD8600, SHD8700, SHD8850, SHD9000, SHD9100 and SHD9200 the latter two having the same form factor and design as the Sennheiser RS 185/195. I have not been able to find latency figures for those. Those headphones have almost disintegrated now but I have managed to make at at least temporarily usable and I am wondering how I can go about testing the latency for myself and I could use some guidance on that. Thanks again

This may sound dumb, but I was wondering if some of the higher end gaming headsets out there like the SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless or the Astro A50 could be used as wireless headphones for guitar or any other kind of music practice. If I were to connect the headphones output of something like a focusrite scarlet or a Helix to the auxiliary input of the headphones' base station, will they be similar to the the Sennheiser in terms of latency? If these work for gaming with analog audio they probably should work for music practice!