[ez279]

I know there are TONS of bluetooth transmitters and such, but I would like to use my ibiza rhapsody with bluetooth headphones, the only problem is, my headphones are beyerdynamics DT-770 pro, and there is no integrated bluetooth! Is there any kind of device I could plug my headphones into that would receive the signal instead?
I do have an amp so power wouldnt be an issue.

Help me!

 

[mark2410]

yes there is, there is a couple i do believe motorola and jabra make some but the ones im familiar with are the sonyericsson ones

this is the one i have and use sometimes

Sony Ericsson - Accessories - Overview - HBH-DS200

on the end of it is a standard 3.5mm headphone jack so u can plug in whatever you like

not sure if the 220,205 and 200 were any different other than just comming with different earphones or not

 

[james444]

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Originally Posted by mark2410 /img/forum/go_quote.gif not sure if the 220,205 and 200 were any different other than just comming with different earphones or not

HBH-DS200 and 220 are exactly the same, just different colors and earphones. 205 is the newer model and lacks DSP (noise suppression) for speech.

I have these bluetooth receivers, all of which feature 3.5mm headphone out:
- Samsung SBH-650 (crappy, highs distorted)
- Jays Bluestreamer 2 (good SQ, some hiss but not too bad for commuting)
- Sony HBH-DS200 (good SQ, somewhat weak bass but good with an amp. I use it with the Icon mobile = great synergy)
- Sony DRC-BT15 (expensive but the best, very good SQ, better built-in amp than most mp3-players)
- Nexxus 3 in 1 (this one has also a built-in FM Transmitter, very weak bass and hiss on headphone out, but reasonable SQ with an amp)

Hope this helps!

 

[Kirosia]

The Jabra BT3030, from what I've read, is also pretty good for the price.

Review: Jabra BT3030 Bluetooth Stereo Headset | CrackBerry.com

Jabra BT3030 Bluetooth Stereo Headset Review - Treonauts

 

[Veggie_Musician]

Quote:

Originally Posted by james444 /img/forum/go_quote.gif HBH-DS200 and 220 are exactly the same, just different colors and earphones. 205 is the newer model and lacks DSP (noise suppression) for speech. I have these bluetooth receivers, all of which feature 3.5mm headphone out: - Samsung SBH-650 (crappy, highs distorted) - Jays Bluestreamer 2 (good SQ, some hiss but not too bad for commuting) - Sony HBH-DS200 (good SQ, somewhat weak bass but good with an amp. I use it with the Icon mobile = great synergy) - Sony DRC-BT15 (expensive but the best, very good SQ, better built-in amp than most mp3-players) - Nexxus 3 in 1 (this one has also a built-in FM Transmitter, very weak bass and hiss on headphone out, but reasonable SQ with an amp) Hope this helps!

I have HBH-DS200 and have to disagree about the bass - I use mine with my Nokia 5800 and the bass is almost as much as my Sony A818 mp3 player.

 

[bakhtiar]

I have Motorola S705, basic and the sound is OK. If you want to use it as head-set, the mic sound quality is UNDER average. It has built-in FM receiver + RDS, quite useful sometime.

Mobile-review.com Review of Bluetooth-headset Motorola S705 SoundPilot

 

[ClieOS]

This is the on I use: Sony DRC-BT15. Bought it for my SE ceallphone but it works on my PC as well, playing and skipping music on WMP11 and has an independent volume control.

 

[james444]

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Originally Posted by Veggie_Musician /img/forum/go_quote.gif I have HBH-DS200 and have to disagree about the bass - I use mine with my Nokia 5800 and the bass is almost as much as my Sony A818 mp3 player.

I meant that bass is weak due to a weak inbuilt amp (= low power output). This is not a contradiction to having plenty of bass, but can be observed as uncontrolled bass at higher volume and/or with hard-to-drive headphones. It becomes instantly obvious if you AB the HBH-DS200/220 with the Sony DRC-BT15.

 

[ez279]

Thank you so much! I guess they do exist, anyway, i'll probably go with whatever is smallest. Now my setup is going to be friggin sweet.