@Michalsavatar
Hi,
If the audio quality is your primary concern, don't use Bluetooth in any case.
Another point that you should not under evaluate is the quality of the source (Lossy, lossless)
If you use some MP3 streamed over Bluetooth you probably miss nothing.
You'll have to find the best match between the channel and the source.
You also have many workarounds to get rid of Spark.
Find a good music manager/ player with a DLNA (UpnP) that's compatible with the Phantoms
Don't use EQ, the sound you hear is artificial. Just train your hearing to get the best of it.
Hi,
If the audio quality is your primary concern, don't use Bluetooth in any case.
Another point that you should not under evaluate is the quality of the source (Lossy, lossless)
If you use some MP3 streamed over Bluetooth you probably miss nothing.
You'll have to find the best match between the channel and the source.
You also have many workarounds to get rid of Spark.
Find a good music manager/ player with a DLNA (UpnP) that's compatible with the Phantoms
Don't use EQ, the sound you hear is artificial. Just train your hearing to get the best of it.
Please excuse my poor reputation
