Hi Normann,
thanks a really interesting idea. I’m sure given the !&o limitations the Bluetooth codecs being use are not of the highest standards specially after reading how they downgraded the WISA capabilities.
got me thinking about using the ifi go blu (
https://ifi-audio.com/products/go-blu/) which I use to send high-res from the phone to the headphones.l when moving around.
It’s Bluetooth specs are “
Qualcomm’s aptX Adaptive and aptX HD, Sony’s LDAC and HWA’s LHDC, regular aptX and aptX Low Latency, AAC (Apple iOS devices) and SBC (the ‘plain vanilla’ Bluetooth codec).
Of the 24-bit-capable codecs, aptX Adaptive and aptX HD support up to 48kHz, while LDAC and LHDC reach 96kHz.”
one could plug this into the line out jack on the BST. And stream from a mobile phone or the dedicated network streamer you mention also from ifi.
any thoughts on how this would sound & work? That it’s a DAC, could pose a problem. Is there a mode in the theatre to just send out stereo direct?
Wish there was an easy way to charge this too.l as I have no extra power socket where my system is set up. Possible to use the usb c socket on the b&o to charge this? Maybe a device which can break out the usbc into usb c and a line in? @steve?