Mooer GE1000 Wireless headphone

[operat01]

Hi all,

Is there a wireless headphone solution for Mooer GE1000?

Best,

 

[JCW308]

Not specifically, no.

 

[operat01]

Not specifically, no.

Bummer. I am thinking to use an adaptor to make it happen. Will see..

 

[Jarick]

Wireless Bluetooth headphones generally have latency that makes it bad for playing guitar. Might be some other units that have low latency but I’m not familiar. Outside boss waza air maybe?

 

[eggpl@nt]

I still use the Yamaha WL500 headset. They're not perfect, but they're probably one of the better wireless headphone options for live tracking. Latency isn't noticeable at all to me.

 

[operat01]

Wireless Bluetooth headphones generally have latency that makes it bad for playing guitar. Might be some other units that have low latency but I’m not familiar. Outside boss waza air maybe?

I have Boss Waza air for 2 years +. Very happy with it. I am looking to connect it to GE1000's headphone jack. Which requires an adaptor/converter of some sort (if there is such thing).

 

[dronerstone]

I have Boss Waza air for 2 years +. Very happy with it. I am looking to connect it to GE1000's headphone jack. Which requires an adaptor/converter of some sort (if there is such thing).

A 1/4" to 1/8" adaptor will probably set you back a few bucks only.

 

[MadMaxG79]

I still use the Yamaha WL500 headset. They're not perfect, but they're probably one of the better wireless headphone options for live tracking. Latency isn't noticeable at all to me.

Wow, thanks for pointing these out! Didn't even know they existed!

Is there a closed back version? Would love to use these for rehearsals with the band.

 

[eggpl@nt]

Wow, thanks for pointing these out! Didn't even know they existed!

Is there a closed back version? Would love to use these for rehearsals with the band.

I think they only have the one open-back set.

 

[pablo retamal]

you would only be adding latency... if you don't mind... go for it...