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Originally Posted by Karl Houseknecht
If that really bothers you, stand a little closer to your amp or monitor. :)
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Sure, that works on paper (or in a forum) but it's a little tougher in a live situation, don't you think? Should I glue myself in front of my monitor at the cost of looking like a stiff? What about if I try to go in-ear to avoid any latency due to proximity, but the transmitter/receiver add their own?
My point is that a little bit of optimization may go a long way. If the difference between the two devices is perceivable to me then there must be something happening other than a few feet's distance worth of latency.
Of course my observations weren't measured and are subject to the fallibility of human perception, which I realize can easily be tainted. Tonight I'm gonna try and observe the difference in latency between the two devices by hooking them up to my buddy's 002 outputs, running a signal through them back into the 002's inputs, and measuring any difference between the two.