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Topic # 5609 11-Nov-2005 19:52
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Just wondering anyone knows of any good ones or I suppose even if there are some that will work.




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Reply # 23040 11-Nov-2005 20:07
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The Apache does not support A2DP (Advance Audio Distribution Profile). To get stereo sound over Bluetooth you have to go with Bluetake or Logitech - these come with a dongle you plug into your device and it will transmit the sound from the headset plug to the headphones.

Check the Bluetake i-phono review to see what I mean.




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  Reply # 23050 12-Nov-2005 06:16
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Looks nice, although you would also need a 2.5mm to 3.5mm adaptor for the plug, which I am finding is not the easist thing to come by.

Thats sort of why I was thinking of bluetooth, the only adaptor I have found was from expansys and was $18AU but then another $18 for the postage!

The included headphones sound pretty good, it would just be nice to have a choice.




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