Currently looking for some top-quality closed back headphones and stumbled across the T+A Solitaire T headphones which purportedly were originally designed as wired headphones that they decided to add bluetooth connectivity. Having recently tested out the Focal Bathys which I didn't like, I wondered if anyone has these T+A 'phones?
Also a bit concerned about the WiiM Ultra codec, AAC isn't going to allow lossless or bit perfect listening. I'm trying the headphones out this coming week with the WiiM Ultra and also hoping to test them wired using a Graham Slee Novo headphone amp that I have owned for some while. Also, the following review indicates that bit perfect loss perfect output can be achieved by using the USB-C input in the headphones connect to USB.
So questions:
1. Can I connect (via adapter) to the Ultra's USB output to drive the Solitaire T?
2. Can I connect (via adapter) to the Ultra's USB output whilst also using as an input for my SSD music library and if so what do I use as a hub to do so?
3. Can I connect the Solitaire T using USB-C to the optical output of the Ultra via appropriate cabling?
Thanks in advance
Also a bit concerned about the WiiM Ultra codec, AAC isn't going to allow lossless or bit perfect listening. I'm trying the headphones out this coming week with the WiiM Ultra and also hoping to test them wired using a Graham Slee Novo headphone amp that I have owned for some while. Also, the following review indicates that bit perfect loss perfect output can be achieved by using the USB-C input in the headphones connect to USB.
So questions:
1. Can I connect (via adapter) to the Ultra's USB output to drive the Solitaire T?
2. Can I connect (via adapter) to the Ultra's USB output whilst also using as an input for my SSD music library and if so what do I use as a hub to do so?
3. Can I connect the Solitaire T using USB-C to the optical output of the Ultra via appropriate cabling?
Thanks in advance
