Scott,
Are you ready for what your question is about to unleash? Here comes the masses!!!!!!!!
Quick answer is, yes! Conversion from one source to another will always have an impact on the signal. In some cases it can be large and in others it might only be noticed by folks with ears like dogs. Also, it can add a preferred coloring to the sound or it can create sonic degradation. Beauty is in the ear of the beholder.
That being said, I would highly doubt that in your office system that you will notice any difference, or, if you did, it would be an issue.
Sometimes the lack of wires is more of a priority than getting that very last 1% out of your system. So, go for it and enjoy your favorite music while multi-tasking other life's responsibilities.
Are you ready for what your question is about to unleash? Here comes the masses!!!!!!!!
Quick answer is, yes! Conversion from one source to another will always have an impact on the signal. In some cases it can be large and in others it might only be noticed by folks with ears like dogs. Also, it can add a preferred coloring to the sound or it can create sonic degradation. Beauty is in the ear of the beholder.
That being said, I would highly doubt that in your office system that you will notice any difference, or, if you did, it would be an issue.
Sometimes the lack of wires is more of a priority than getting that very last 1% out of your system. So, go for it and enjoy your favorite music while multi-tasking other life's responsibilities.