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Planning to changs my wired EarPod device for a Bluetooth Audio-Headphone (primirally for TV Headphone) for my Keyboard and the WU-BT10 Dongle.

Does this Dongle has a 5.01 Bluetooth availability, to avoid ''latency'' ?

Which kind of Headphone would be Great for Perfect Bluetooth Connection linked with this dongle ?

Thought of Sony, but Senheiser looks poly good from nowadays Reviews, but dont remember the models rn. ( I'll implement later u der ''edit'')

 

TV Headphone

Sennheiser RS175

Bluetooth :
Sennheiser Accentum Wireless
Sennheiser Accentum Plus Wireless
Sennheiser Momentum 4

 

However, are there any good reccomendation on Headphones for CT-X5000 ?

 Would an TV-Headphone (charger stand with supply cable and Audio Out-optic wire) work withe Casio .

I mean, obviously the Bluetooth adaptator is USB port, but wanted to see anotuer way, through another plugging option, in order to avoid the USB socket.

 

Is there any good Wireless Headphones that would somehow use the Audio IN port ? Or any other avaible ports which Casio CT-X5000 can provide ?

 

Please let le know if there'are some ways to do that.

Thanks

Edited by FlashyEagle8
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1 hour ago, Brad Saucier said:

WU-BT10 is not compatible with the CT-X5000.  WU-BT10 also does not transmit audio.  It only receives audio.  

 

https://www.casio.com/us/electronic-musical-instruments/options/product.WU-BT10/

Ok i see and its most likely used for Midi transmissions.

 

Do u know any other ways to use a Wireless Headphone theought any Cabling Socket except the USB Port or 

Maybe from the Audio-In 1/4Jack ? Like some Bluetooth Adapter with Jack (male) plug that could Emit sound towards Wireless Headphones ?

 

Are there any ways, i could connect a wireless headphone to my Casio CT-X5000, in your opinion ?

Posted (edited)

A bluetooth transmitter (low-latency Aptx, preferably).  Since most of those come with a male stereo mini-plug (typically, so you can plug it into a non-bluetooth MP3 player or audio source), you would likely need a "Y" adapter cable with a female stereo mini-socket on one end, and two male 1/4" TS (mono) plugs on the other.  Then plug the TS plugs  into your keyboard's L/R audio out jacks, and pair your headphone with the bluetooth transmitter.

Edited by Mclandy

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