usually if you use bluetooth headphones it’s because you want wireless headphones. you were saying that it wasn’t possible to get the same quality when using bluetooth and i’m telling you it’s entirely possible. you weren’t talking about a usecase to begin with, only that you were not happy with the headphones you had tried.
Again, when I said it wasn’t possible to get the same quality using Bluetooth, I meant using Bluetooth headphones, not a Bluetooth DAC and wired headphones. And this is the second time I’m explaining that to you, not going to waste my time doing it three times.
Then you didn’t even really read what I said. I even described the two different kinds of signal paths I was talking about in my first response to you.
usually if you use bluetooth headphones it’s because you want wireless headphones. you were saying that it wasn’t possible to get the same quality when using bluetooth and i’m telling you it’s entirely possible. you weren’t talking about a usecase to begin with, only that you were not happy with the headphones you had tried.
Again, when I said it wasn’t possible to get the same quality using Bluetooth, I meant using Bluetooth headphones, not a Bluetooth DAC and wired headphones. And this is the second time I’m explaining that to you, not going to waste my time doing it three times.
i am not getting that from any of your earlier comments.
Then you didn’t even really read what I said. I even described the two different kinds of signal paths I was talking about in my first response to you.
This has been a waste of time. Have a nice day.