Wireless headphones

[dave2010]

I like the idea of wireless headphones, but the reality is that generally they appear unsatisfactory. Many use FM for the wireless link, and that often seems too noisy. I recently went into Maplin and saw some by a firm called Axconn, which work using digital communications rather than using FM. They seemed too cheap to be good, but at least the move away from FM is of interest.

I wonder if any members here have found any good wireless headphones, and preferably not using FM.

[goraman]

wireless headphones are horrable sounding and only integrate well with Bose.

[dave2010]

Looks like no one wants to play on this thread, apart from threadkiller goraman!

Pity.

[Stratmangler]

Have any of the headphone makers have any high-end wireless cans ?
Sort of kills the thread, doesn't it ?

[Techno Commander]

It is likely the wireless link is going to use some kind of data compression or be compromised in another way unless hugely expensive. I suppose you need to decide if the convenience factor is more important than the quality of sound.

[Vincent Kars]

You might have a look at products using the KLEER technology
It works more or less like Bluetooth but instead of using MP3 it is able to send lossless audio (16/44.1 I believe is the max)
http://www.sennheiserusa.com/private...eadphones_home