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I believe you mentioned being able to use the wireless and analog interfaces on the transmitter simultaneously. Is there a difference in latency between the two when both interfaces are used?

ASKED BY · Brian Jones · MICHIGAN · 23 SEP 2026 · ▶ 00:28:02

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Brian Fisher

Latency is a property of the wireless connection itself; direct wired connections to headphones provide real-time listening with no wireless latency.

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27:52But yeah, it's pretty easy to switch. All right, let's head to the next question. And this one is from Brian Jones in Michigan. Greetings. I believe you mentioned being able to use the wireless and analog interfaces on the transmitter simultaneously. Is there a difference in latency between the two when both interfaces are used? So for the transmitter specifically, you have an analog input and then the USB-C connection,

28:23but ultimately the latency is a property of the wireless connection itself. And so if you went directly connected to the headphones, you would get that kind of real-time listening experience you expect with wired headphones. The latency is just from the real sound wireless transmission. Ah, okay. So you can use the mode that gets you closest to what you're trying to get accomplished here. Interesting. Next question. And this one is

28:57from Roscoe Jones in Madison, Indiana. Roscoe asks, are the batteries replaceable? What is the runtime if being used at full volume? Ah, battery questions. They can make your life lovely or miserable. So what's the battery profile here? They're not user replaceable. You'd have to send them in if there was like an issue with the battery or something that needed to be refurbished

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