Connecting Air Pods to a Garrett AT Pro

[LandSeig]

My two year old found my Garrett corded headphones the other day and needless to say they are no longer in working order. I had the wiring electric taped together from being jerked on by tree branches to many times so it was just a matter of time. Anyway I was wondering if they made some type of Bluetooth device that would pair up with the Apple air pods and if so how good is it?

 

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[DigToChina]

I don’t know about connecting AirPods but you can get the Z-Lynk (maybe spelled wrong) that connects to the ATP and has wireless headphones. After I got it, I wondered why it took me so long 🤷🏻‍♂️. The only thing I don’t like about the unit is that you decrease the water resistance while using the unit. You’d have to switch to a corded unit or the fully waterproof unit going into water. Last thing to remember is you should buy yourself another corded set as a backup whatever your final solution is. It’s the worst to go out and realize you forgot to charge something and be dead in the water.

 

[Ism]

There are many BT dongles with banana jack on Amazon. I couldn't post a link for reference.

 

[Silver Saver]

You could get a headphone jack adapter made for AT pro, to connect 1/4" jack. Then get a Bluetooth transmitter to plug in and use Bluetooth.

There will be a lag though from detector to earbuds, as it doesn't seem airpods are low latency. The recommended setup for bluetooth is a APTX Low latency transmitter, coupled with a pair of APTX LL headphones or buds. 40ms and under for no lag.

 

[CoinFetcher]

The delay on anything Bluetooth that is not ‘low latency’ is horrible.

The beep you hear is about 2 feet from where the coil actually is.

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[LandSeig]

Thanks for the replies everyone, I’ll see about soldering everything back together and fixing them.