[staples9114]

Hi all! 
I am trying to figure if it is possible to convert my AKG 240 headphones to wireless through minor modifications and adaptors.  I bought these headphones for a class in college and the new iphone 7 coming out has me at a standstill of whether or not to buy a new pair.  I love my AKG headphones and would like to be able to continue to use them.  
 
The AKG have a 3 pin mini XLR for the audio cable the headphone side is a male connector and the cord side is a female connector. Most bluetooth adaptor are made for headphones such as Beats that have a jack on either end of the cord.  I am trying to figure out what kind of cord/adaptor is needed so that I can make one of the preexisting bluetooth adaptors work, unless there is an existing wireless adaptor for 3 pin mini XLR headphones.

 

[staples9114]

If I am using the incorrect terms please tell me, I am relatively new to this kind of discussion.

 

[PL4Y3R 0N3]

Can you post some pictures of the adapters? That would be a huge help.

 

[buke9]

If you are looking for something that plugs into the headphone you might be out of luck there. The mini XLR is not too common with consumer headphones so I doubt they would make that adapter. There are plenty of Bluetooth adapters that you can plug your cord into but none that I have seen that will plug in directly to the headphone. There might be one out there but after many googles none so far .

 

[ProtegeManiac]

  Hi all! 
I am trying to figure if it is possible to convert my AKG 240 headphones to wireless through minor modifications and adaptors.  I bought these headphones for a class in college and the new iphone 7 coming out has me at a standstill of whether or not to buy a new pair.  I love my AKG headphones and would like to be able to continue to use them.  
 
The AKG have a 3 pin mini XLR for the audio cable the headphone side is a male connector and the cord side is a female connector. Most bluetooth adaptor are made for headphones such as Beats that have a jack on either end of the cord.  I am trying to figure out what kind of cord/adaptor is needed so that I can make one of the preexisting bluetooth adaptors work, unless there is an existing wireless adaptor for 3 pin mini XLR headphones.

 
Buy a BT receiver that clips to your shirt, then buy a custom cable for your headphone. Look for eBay sellers for example that make cables for your headphone, then ask if they can make you a shorter one, but given the pricing for the wires, offer to pay for a full 1m of the cable since it's harder for them to sell the remainders of under 1m increments.