Re: Wireless headphone transmitter and receiver (continued)

Hi thee guy well right now I do not own one due to t he fact it was not working like it should smile! I sent it back 2 years ago but I belive the range of it was really good till it broke. If I ever own one again I'll get it at best buy or eveen google it as well for one.At 08:41 AM 9/28/2008,

Re: Wireless headphone transmitter and receiver (continued)

Bill: Thanks for your post. I take it that you are using the q-beam st model? If so, what kind of range can you obtain from the transmitter? Cheers. - Original Message - From: "Mr. Bill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "PC Audio Discussion List" Sent: Sunday, September 28, 2008 11:27 AM

Re: Wireless headphone transmitter and receiver (continued)

hI did not use that type rather the fregency came from the tuner and it is plugged into the headphone jack.At 05:59 AM 9/28/2008, you wrote: >Hello Again Folks: > >Further to my previous post: > >LTBAudio manufactures a system called the Q-Bean ST. This device, unlike >their other systems, does

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Re: Wireless headphone transmitter and receiver (continued)

Mike: In the Us, I've found prices from $99 to about $130. So far, I am not able to find any pricing in Canada. If, by the way, anyone is interested in purchasing an almost unused Q-Bass headphone/mike system, you can contact me privately. Cheers. - Original Message - From: "Mik

Re: Wireless headphone transmitter and receiver (continued)

Jim What does this system cost? Sounds interesting and might be something I may wish to check out as yet another alternative approach to sound delivery. Good luck to you guys in the Maritimes over the next day or so. Keep safe. When you want to hear God laugh, tell Him your plans . -

Wireless headphone transmitter and receiver (continued)

Hello Again Folks: Further to my previous post: LTBAudio manufactures a system called the Q-Bean ST. This device, unlike their other systems, does not receive the input signal from a USB port but connects to an audio source in the usual way. The transmitter section of the system can be powe

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Re: Wireless Headphone transmitter and receiver.

Bobcat: Thanks for your post. Actually, I presently have both of their systems, however the one that requires the use of headphones died the big death. The unit has to be sent back for repair. One of the problems with the Q-Bean units is that the battery is not replaceable in the normal man

Re: Wireless Headphone transmitter and receiver.

One of the Q-Bean Wireless 2.0 Audio systems will let you use your own phones. I don't rmemember which model and I don't know how good the system really is. I think it is the Q-BEAN-ST which connects through headphone jacks but not the Q-BEAN-U which uses usb. http://www.shopltb.com/catalog/i

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