I have acquired the Sennheiser wireless phones and am very pleased with the
quality. Thanks for the input. I have another question. Wife and I would
like to be able to listen to BBC radio iPlayer in our bedroom, but the
computer is elsewhere. I have a couple of spare speakers - small Onkyos. Is
there any way that I can drive these wirelessly from the computer - it is
hooked up to my NAD amp.

Thanks again

Gordon

"Gordon MacPherson" wrote
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I have acquired the Sennheiser wireless phones and am
very pleased with the quality. Thanks for the input. I
have another question. Wife and I would like to be able
to listen to BBC radio iPlayer in our bedroom, but the
computer is elsewhere. I have a couple of spare speakers
- small Onkyos. Is there any way that I can drive these
wirelessly from the computer - it is hooked up to my NAD
amp.


The wireless link will be mono.

There are accessory cables for use with guitars that can be used to connect
the transmitter to your computer with an appropriate adaptor.

The receiver has a line level output that can be connected to an integrated
or power amplifier, to drive the speaker.

In article ,
Gordon MacPherson wrote:
I have acquired the Sennheiser wireless phones and am very pleased with
the quality. Thanks for the input. I have another question. Wife and I
would like to be able to listen to BBC radio iPlayer in our bedroom,
but the computer is elsewhere. I have a couple of spare speakers -
small Onkyos. Is there any way that I can drive these wirelessly from
the computer - it is hooked up to my NAD amp.

Something like this?:-

http://hiddenwires.co.uk/resourcesne...060403-09.html

Although you might get a cheaper alternative.

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