The Yamaha YH-WL500 can get loud with minimal clipping and no hiss, but they are unusable due to interference / audio dropouts with any Wi-Fi router in the vicinity. The AIAIAI TMA-2 Studio Wireless+ have minimal issues with interference, but they don't get loud, they clip easily, and they have a significant hiss problem. The ultimate product (for me, at least) would be one with the best of both these headphones' features (that is, minimal clipping, loud signal, no hiss, and no interference). Will iWA be such a solution? (I just heard about CME and registered)
@@rombsix what we are currently looking at is a tx/rx solution that can make your wired headphone go wireless. You can use your favorite headphone, and we can make it wireless. That is the first idea 💡
@@CMEPro - that sounds great, but the problem is there would still be a cable between the rx and the headset (the actual cans). In that case, some of the wireless IEMs that already exist would be serving a similar function, no? I get it, that your tech will be more affordable than the pro level IEMs that cost in the thousands of dollars, but there would still be the hassle of a belt-pack and the hassle of the cable going from the belt-pack (i.e. the rx) to the cans / earbuds that are in contact with the user's head / ears. What I like about the Yamaha and the AIAIAI solutions is that they are truly cable-free, so just a short cable from the audio interface to the tx, and zero cables on or near the body of the musician (and no belt-packs but rather just the headset that has all the rx tech inside the headband). Can we dream of such innovation from CME in the future? Basically, it would be the current Yamaha product minus the interference (I know, that is one of the two hearts of the matter). After extensive testing, I had to return the Yamaha headphones (after purchasing them twice and not being able to get rid of the dropouts) and accept the limitations of the AIAIAI headphones. With the AIAIAIs, there are zero dropouts, rarely (if any) pops/crackles, and the audio quality is acceptable, but yeah, clipping issues, signal is not loud enough, and that damn hiss... Save us, CME! :P
@@rombsix we take this step by step. First the core technology, followed by integrations like you propose. So, yes it is possible we will go into that direction. The idea is, HD audio, without latency, without interference 😊
@@CMEPro - I will be waiting *VERY* patiently. Please let me know how I can support you in this process (other than registering, engaging like this, and spreading the word, etc.) - thank you! :)
It is too early to provide dates, there are more developments steps to be taken, making the progress unpredictable. Make sure you are subscribed to the iWA group, so we can keep you posted!
@@rickthestick8 feel welcome to join facebook.com/groups/cmeprofans It is too early for betatesting iWA, but we are publicly discussing progress via our group. 😀👍
When will this be available? I’m searching for a way to get audio from my guitar in to my Apple Vision Pro. It would probably have to be BT audio. Thanks!
@@tranquilitybase6417 this is not Bluetooth Audio. It is a new tech, developed by CME. You can check our blog and subscribe to get notifications: www.cme-pro.com/iwa-instant-wireless-audio-by-cme/
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Can't wait...
The Yamaha YH-WL500 can get loud with minimal clipping and no hiss, but they are unusable due to interference / audio dropouts with any Wi-Fi router in the vicinity. The AIAIAI TMA-2 Studio Wireless+ have minimal issues with interference, but they don't get loud, they clip easily, and they have a significant hiss problem. The ultimate product (for me, at least) would be one with the best of both these headphones' features (that is, minimal clipping, loud signal, no hiss, and no interference). Will iWA be such a solution? (I just heard about CME and registered)
@@rombsix what we are currently looking at is a tx/rx solution that can make your wired headphone go wireless. You can use your favorite headphone, and we can make it wireless. That is the first idea 💡
@@CMEPro - that sounds great, but the problem is there would still be a cable between the rx and the headset (the actual cans). In that case, some of the wireless IEMs that already exist would be serving a similar function, no? I get it, that your tech will be more affordable than the pro level IEMs that cost in the thousands of dollars, but there would still be the hassle of a belt-pack and the hassle of the cable going from the belt-pack (i.e. the rx) to the cans / earbuds that are in contact with the user's head / ears. What I like about the Yamaha and the AIAIAI solutions is that they are truly cable-free, so just a short cable from the audio interface to the tx, and zero cables on or near the body of the musician (and no belt-packs but rather just the headset that has all the rx tech inside the headband). Can we dream of such innovation from CME in the future? Basically, it would be the current Yamaha product minus the interference (I know, that is one of the two hearts of the matter). After extensive testing, I had to return the Yamaha headphones (after purchasing them twice and not being able to get rid of the dropouts) and accept the limitations of the AIAIAI headphones. With the AIAIAIs, there are zero dropouts, rarely (if any) pops/crackles, and the audio quality is acceptable, but yeah, clipping issues, signal is not loud enough, and that damn hiss... Save us, CME! :P
@@rombsix we take this step by step. First the core technology, followed by integrations like you propose. So, yes it is possible we will go into that direction.
The idea is, HD audio, without latency, without interference 😊
@@CMEPro - I will be waiting *VERY* patiently. Please let me know how I can support you in this process (other than registering, engaging like this, and spreading the word, etc.) - thank you! :)
@@rombsix you are already doing a great job 👏
I'm very excited for the release of this product! I will need four stereo sets, any ETA?
It is too early to provide dates, there are more developments steps to be taken, making the progress unpredictable. Make sure you are subscribed to the iWA group, so we can keep you posted!
I have been subscribed since day one. Need a beta tester? 😊
@@rickthestick8 feel welcome to join facebook.com/groups/cmeprofans
It is too early for betatesting iWA, but we are publicly discussing progress via our group.
😀👍
When will this be available? I’m searching for a way to get audio from my guitar in to my Apple Vision Pro. It would probably have to be BT audio. Thanks!
@@tranquilitybase6417 this is not Bluetooth Audio. It is a new tech, developed by CME. You can check our blog and subscribe to get notifications: www.cme-pro.com/iwa-instant-wireless-audio-by-cme/