I’m guessing the sound techs didn’t do this at a concert I went to where I pointed out to my friends what was possibly an XLR cable that wasn’t plugged in or a power cable that wasn’t that was hanging down and it bugged them for the rest of the concert lol😂

You had me at the "WINK" ;)

In the 3.5mm-dual xlr config, You could also cut the ground/pin 1 connection inside the xlr’s.

hope they now make it with USB C

Thank you for providing this upgrade kit as most manufacturer’s would sell you the MkII version as a completely new unit. My conversion was smooth, no issues. I found it much easier to push out the smaller white connectors with a precision flat screwdriver through the little slot in the PCB mating connector. Not a fan of yanking on the wires with that type wiring interface. Love the Sound Bullet, it’s on my belt for shows and just bought the Sound Wire, which is very cool! Keep thinking outside the box please and thank you.

Granted this is certainly more niche than plain old analogue connections, but is there any chance of seeing an AES3 version of this in the future? My thinking is that you could create a bidirectional stereo sound card, thus permitting two channels of recording in addition to the existing playback capability, while maintaining this exact same miniature form factor, since no additional physical connectors would be needed. Since AES3 caters for digital transmission of two channels down a single cable, one XLR would still serve as the output connection, but instead for both channels, into a console equipped with an AES3 input, while the second XLR would instead be female and function as a pair of inputs to the connected USB device. I imagine less electronics would need to be squeezed into each of the connectors since all signals would already exist in the digital domain, thus negating the need for the DAC plus an additional ADC (as would be the case for an analogue counterpart). Also, a variation of your product with a Lightning connector instead of USB-C would be very handy to eliminate the need for an intermediate Apple USB3 Camera Adaptor to facilitate using the SoundWire with an iPhone. I know FINALLY Apple are phasing out the Lightning connector on their latest devices, meaning we no longer need to invest in a rats nest of adaptors and peripherals dedicated to Apple products, but older iPhones will still doubtlessly be around for many years to come yet, so being able to connect this directly to those models without other dongles precariously hanging from the Lightning port would be desirable. Great work on designing such a sleek product nonetheless. I look forward to getting my hands on a SoundWire one day and testing it out.

150 BUCKS!!!!! Well... I'm out. Sirus DI USB/BT does all of it even wirelessly for half the money.

just connect the laptop to the aux input on the mixer and save all the channels for the musicians, what kind of mixer doesn't have aux input?

Interesting whether it has inside Conexant chip CX31988.

look, it is pretty cool...but a dual 6.5mm to 3.5mm cable deals with the phantom power risk, and that's been around for yonks...

Can we use it in reverse? mixer to DAW?

Can y’all just sell the transformers also?

Ok I mean. That’s sweet. At first I was like *shrug* I like my Radial PCDI Buuuut…. this sure is slick.

So, i can use this cable to output digital audio signal from my PC through it, directly to my monitors ?

Guys! You rock! Fantastic device 👍

Fuck yeah!!

Ok. Hear me out. Make a 4 channel version of this. Keys players would eat it up. 1 pair for piano, another pair for pads… etc.

It's a nice option if your mixer doesn't already include a USB interface. Not sure why I would otherwise use it, except for no configuration requirement.

Would it work with a tinny adaptor from USB-C to Lightning? We can purchase from you, or if you guys dont like the idea, would it work with a normal one buyed on the web? (as long as if the adapter just connect the data pins from one connector to the other). Cheers.

Cool! You could use this for keys vsts too as a live dac. Can i suggest a 3.5mm version so you can use ipods, phones or mp3 players.

Take my money now 😂😂😂

Ok now this is an amazing addition to keep in the gig bag! Gonna order 2! Maybe 3!

I actually love this, I've been using the Native Instruments Traktor Audio 2 Mk2 for compact playback but this will be more streamlined and higher quality.

That's awesome. Would've been cool to charge a phone or tablet with the 48V phantom power... 🥵

Super cool. Definitely gonna order and use one. It would be even cooler if there was a 6 output one for 5.1 playback

Nice Idea!

Hi guys i did the convertion step by step with the video and it worked very well, trickiest part was getting speaker and battery safe back in side, the clearance is realy tight and the battery should be handled very carefully. Very good toturial .

Are there plans for a model with USB C for charging?

wish i could afford one...have only needed it for about 13 years :))).

Question what are you listening for?

When will this be available to ship?? I love my sound bullet and am so stoked you’ve created this option for us 🖤

how can you assume noise on IEM is normal?

250€ ????

Please give charging port type C

Is it possible to listen a mic level signal on it?

Wonderful invention ! wish I would have thought of it - how do you become a dealer in the US ?

Super product

this is a nice tool and useable... i dont know that tool have a great price or expensive... but for me as a stage crew that still expensive...

I want!