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The SoundWire is definitely not cheap, for professionals and for us 😥 we focussed on making a premium product that shrinks a ton of electronics inside a seemingly simple cable, the cost was a consequence of the components used. If we could price it cheaper we would :)

Amazing! Great that you succeeded! 🙌 Try and not leave your Sound Bullet on, not great for the battery 😉 Glad you find the automatic continuity test useful!

Ciao! Certamente, puoi selezionare qualsiasi sampling rate e bit depth (o combinazione) tra i seguenti formati: Sampling rate: • 44.1 • 48 • 88.2 • 96 • 176.4 • 192 Bit depth (bit): • 16 • 24 • 32

@@Sonnect fantastico, grazie!

Great point! A Lightning to USB-C adapter is coming next 😉

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Great point! It'd be interesting testing that configuration :)

Yes we do! Check out sonnect.com ✌️

Amazing! Glad to hear you succeeded the upgrade and please have fun with your new SoundWire too! 🫶

These are definitely the kinda comments we love to read! 🫶 As for the AES3: Sonnect Santa always says "careful what you ask for..!" 👀😅 you are not the first person asking, and the idea behind the SoundWire is that it is a line of niche cabling solutions :) so who knows what might come out next 🙈 Re Lightning, we investigated that realm and found too many hiccups, the size for a start is considerably smaller than the USB-C on the SoundWire, and the PCB inside the plastic housing is crammed with tons of components (51 to be exact). Furthermore Apple doesn't make it easy to get the MFi (Made For iPhone) certification; beside costing $ks, they can revoke it at any point, which is not fun for a small company like ours 😬 ANYWAY, good news is, you don't need the notoriously bulky Camera Adaptor, any OTG USB-C to Lightning will work with the SoundWire. We also tried a USB-A to Lightning and it worked perfectly. Just it needs to be OTG: which means it transfers power supply back the connected device

The Sirus DI USB/BT is a great product, the Bluetooth is a very handy feature! The SoundWire has different benefits, primiraly being a single connection between laptop and console without boxes in-between. Being phantom-safe and so compact inplies great engineering and manufacturing efforts behind a seemingly simple cable 😊

Certainly more expensive than the product you’ve mentioned, but I prefer the Radial BT-Pro v2 myself.

Totally! :) many small format consoles offer 1/4” inputs, like on Behringer X32 or Midas M32, A&E SQ series even have a 3.5mm inputs. You’ll be fine using the aux input on those, and your only small compromise would be the headphones output of your laptop/phone. Larger format consoles however like Soundcraft Vi series, or DiGiCo SD/Quantum series, Midas Pro series, Yamaha CL/QL, Avid S6L, etc only have XLR inputs. A device like the SoundWire is proving to be a great solution in those situations. Furthermore, with the SoundWire, you are using a high quality DAC instead of a headphones port optimised for headphones usage ✌️

Wouldn't most "large format" mixers have a stage box so those XLR ports would not even be close to the laptop to begin with?

It's actually an ESS

Yup absolutely! Nothing wrong with the 3.5 to 6.35 mm cables :) they work fantastically with many consoles, like A&H SQ series. Most of the times though consoles don't have jack inputs, so you'd need to resort to DI boxes, or "wing it" with a 3.5 to XLRs. What we hope to do is helping sound engineers having just one straight connection between their laptop and the desk, without any boxes in between and uncompromised audio quality 🤙

@@Sonnect "Most of the times though consoles don't have jack inputs". I've never found any. Been using 3.5 to 6.35 for ages. Sometimes with DI box in chain. Have never used 3.5 to XLR, would never do exactly because the risk of a Phantom power accident. Nice product though and keeps up with evolution. Does it work with phones as well?

@@vernharurjosefsson7758 it does work with smartphones and tables with a USB-C or laptops with USB-A with the adapter 🎉

That'd be cool! The DAC embedded in the USB-C is only configured as output, so you'd be in no luck using it in reverse :/

@@Sonnectin future product updates maybe :) it would be amazing.

Since it's usb anyway, give us a cable that we can use in reverse, either via a switch or via software. That'd be awesome. On some gigs i need my laptop only to playback some music / intros, on some days i use it as a 2-channel recorder for the client. @@Sonnect

@syafiqzailan would it be better if that was done over AES3? 👀

Why not?! 😎

Nice one! Glad you dig it! 🤙

You definitely could do that. The SoundWire wasn't conceived to be a "studio device" but it would work depending on your setup and requirements

Thanks! ❤ glad you enjoyed this 😊

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You aren't the first person suggesting this ..it's gotta happen! 😎 You know you can plug multiple SoundWire units to a laptop? On macOS is really easy to aggregate audio devices natively. Send us an email to support@sonnect.com and we'll send a little guide we made ✌️

@@Sonnect I literally sent a message on the website a few mins before finding this video about a 4 channel cable lol 😂 I would be all over a 4 channel version of this! I currently have an aggregate device setup that I use but it can be a bit unstable in Ableton. A 4 channel version of this cable would be game changing!

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but if you use this cable to output digital signal directly to your monitors, how do you adjust the volume.. digitally ?

That's a good point! It's David in the video replying today. I'm a live sound engineer. I've noticed you can use desks like an X/M32 as audio interface (probably many more), however most gigs I've done with desks like DiGiCo's, Midas Pro series, Soundcraft Vis didn't seem to have this feature - and what I see most engineers do it dedicating an actual pair of channels to the playback. This is worth investigating tho, thanks for pointing it out! ✌️

@@Sonnect Yes, I'm on Allen and Heath which supports a USB interface. I do think that this is especially appropriate in the case where you do not already have a USB interface or for simplicity when you don't want to mess with a 3rd party desk. Sometimes simplicity wins.

@celilo Even when I am using my A&H SQ, I prefer a seperate USB DI for "guest music" and still have the console USB for multitracking on my own computer. (that is unless I use Dante for recording, still in the habit of giving guests the external USB though) ;)

The SoundWire definitely works the the Apple Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter. Theoretically it should work with any cass compliant adapter. As Sonnect online shop we don’t have one in stock but sure you can buy one wherever you wish :)

We just tested this actually, and it worked perfectly with a (non-Apple) Lightning to USB Type-C and a Lightning to USB Type-A

You absolutely could! 3.5mm? 🤔 careful with what you ask for 😊😅

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Glad you find this useful. Better hurry up, they are running out soon 👀

Yup, this is more of one line between the playback device and the console. Hope you'll enjoy this!

That's a brilliant idea, and it would be so convenient! The issue is, Phantom only gives you 10mA, so it would take days to charge your phone or laptop 😜

Amazing! Well, careful what you ask for... 👀

Glad you find this useful 😎

That's great you got it done! Thanks a million for sharing the heads-up on the battery. That is totally the trickiest part indeed! 🤞

Hey! The Sound Bullet has now USB-C charging 😎

@@Sonnect awesome!

It had to be done :)

Pink noise. It’s a quick way to verify if sound comes out of a PA cabinet. A proper verification might require doing a transfer function, but the Sound Bullet allows you to get in the ballpark quickly

Hey Shaun. The board is in stock, but we have a limited stock since the boards eats away an already full-capacity production. Please send us an email to hello@sonnectaudio.com and we'll get you sorted out 👊

You send noise through the output to ensure that your routing is correct. The noise acts as an example of the signal you would be sending through, and is used for testing purposes

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It would be REALLY handy if signal from the female XLR could be routed to the mini Jack and speaker to verify input signal.

@@lequart what do you think it does?

It’s now available on our website 🎉

@@lequart yup 😊 that’s exactly how the routing works. See this 👉 ruclips.net/video/8qlyDVMBBPk/видео.html

Hi! The Sound Bullet allows you to quickly tap into line-level signals only.

Hey Gregg, thanks for your message. Really flattered. We do have an American dealer » www.ratsoundsales.com :)

Thanks! 🎉

Hey Rindra, send us an email on hello@sonnectaudio.com we'll see how we can help you :)

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