Convert Bang And Olufsen Speakers To Wireless

After much deliberation w bought a Sony system to replace the aging Bang & Olufsen. The sub component is beautifully made and weighs a ton which fills me with confidence....anything lightweight is going to be tinny. I also think it it is quite beautiful (unlike the big box that came with my sister in laws BOSE system). I liked the look of it so much I wanted to put it on display. In the end though I found it worked best in a corner out of sight.

I've tried some brands like Sennheiser, Bang & Olufsen, Beats and these Grados are excellent. Just as good if not better than these brands and amazing value for the price. If you're a Beats fan, not sure if these are for you as it is not as Bass heavy as Beats. Clear and balanced like Sennheiser and Bang & Olufsen. BH photo video is an amazing store. Excellent service, vast selection, prices are good.

I bought the headphones along with the Bose QC35ii, Beats Studio 3, and Bang and Olufsen Beoplay H9 to see which I like more. They are all quality headphones but the Sony WH1000XM3 were the all around best. The tie breaker was the light weight headphones that fit my smaller head and cool features like cover the right ear cup to cut off the sound cancelling, swipe and down for sound control. It was easy to set up the bluetooth and the battery lasts a long time. The connection to Google Assistant is a convenient feature.

Best bang for your buck’s excellent Bluetooth speakers

Great speakers for a great price. And for the size they actually deliver quite a bang.

use it with a microphone to video it works just fine, excellent bang for your money, I also use it with speakers.

If you have rokutv a must have wireless speakers by roku

Works great to convert rca to 70 watt, and power our ceiling speakers. The volume control is nice as well!

I am using a these (along with Dante Via) to convert a relatively inexpensive set of active speakers into Dante enabled speakers. Only con so far is that the AVIO adapter is larger than I expected, but definitely not a deal breaker. Pros include near infinite (not really, some limit) speaker runs using Ethernet cable (also must have POE); no ground loop him (digital signal); and the AVIO device can serve as a Dante clock device.

I needed to convert ethernet to DMX for setting up wireless DMX. The products mostly mentioned in YouTube videos are either discontinued or way more expensive than this product. I took a chance with this but it works perfect and was super easy to configure. I highly recommend this for anyone needing to control DMX from a computer or mobile device.