Can you connect bluetooth headphones to this receiver? I see lots about sending audio IN using BT, but can I connect BT headphones and get sound out?
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Hi IdahoJudd, the Bluetooth function on this Sony receiver is for inputs only. You can't connect BT headphones. - Ella
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Dear Plum, Thanks for your inquiry. You can do a wide variety of speakers, from floorstanding to bookshelf, to satellite speakers for this receiver. As far as Bluetooth speakers are concerned, you cannot send a Bluetooth signal to both the receiver and to Bluetooth speakers at the same time. Bluetooth speakers normally have a range of 25-30 feet from the device you are sending signal from. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance. Regards, Eric Cohen World Wide Stereo
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Hi Das A., This Sony Headphones doesn't have a Bluetooth capability. It is using a cable with 3.5 mm jack. -Ely
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No. The headphones Bluetooth is a receiver. You cannot pair and connect it with another receiver. You would need a Bluetooth transmitter dongle for which there is quite a selection. You need to shop for them yourself, taking into account features, connectivity, power requirements, and reviews.Jim
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Most everything is fine with it. The major problem is with the Bluetooth module. If you plan on using Bluetooth I would choose a different receiver.
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I am not sure if i got your question completely.This is Bluetooth receiver, and can receive streaming music from any device with Bluetooth transmission like a mobile phone. Of that device had capability to play music from external device then the device can send music to Bluetooth receiver like this.HTH.
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You could do so, but not connected by Bluetooth. If you got an adapter that narrows down two 1/8 aux cords into one, that would go into your headphone jack. The adapters cost like $2, so it'd be easy to do. To sum it up, yes, but it'd have to be connected by aux.
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Dear Customer,Thank you for your question regarding our BTX450 Premium Bluetooth Boombox. The BTX450 can receive audio through its 3.5mm audio port, but it can not supply audio to other devices, like headsets or additional speakers.If you have any other questions or concerns, please contact us at support@kinivo.com.Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
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I was unable to get the sony headset to work as a Bluetooth player with my bluedio headphones but it works excellent to send music from another Bluetooth device e.g. like a phone to my sony noise canceling headphones which I attach it to. It also works great as a wired player to non-Bluetooth headphones by playing music on the micro sd card. I wish it could work as a bt player to bt headphones but I think it is a receiver and not a transmitter for sounds and that is why it cannot broadcast TO bt headphones on its own but can act as a receiver of other devices transmitting over bt. Hope this helps. It is an awesome device. I was unable to get the sony headset to work as a Bluetooth player with my bluedio headphones but it works excellent to send music from another Bluetooth device e.g. like a phone to my sony noise canceling headphones which I attach it to. It also works great as a wired player to non-Bluetooth headphones by playing music on the micro sd card. I wish it could work as a bt player to bt headphones but I think it is a receiver and not a transmitter for sounds and that is why it cannot broadcast TO bt headphones on its own but can act as a receiver of other devices transmitting over bt. Hope this... » Read More I was unable to get the sony headset to work as a Bluetooth player with my bluedio headphones but it works excellent to send music from another Bluetooth device e.g. like a phone to my sony noise canceling headphones which I attach it to. It also works great as a wired player to non-Bluetooth headphones by playing music on the micro sd card. I wish it could work as a bt player to bt headphones but I think it is a receiver and not a transmitter for sounds and that is why it cannot broadcast TO bt headphones on its own but can act as a receiver of other devices transmitting over bt. Hope this helps. It is an awesome device. « Show Less
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It will not connect via Bluetooth, but will connect via USB. I successfully used these headphones via USB to output all sound and used them as a microphone.
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I did not use Bluetooth. And I do not intend to. I have several BT devices and NONE work 100% reliably, so to save the headache of trying to pair them all the time I did not even bother to pair the JAWBONE. So i used the old reliable jack instead... I know it works 100% of the time and saves me headache and time... Sorry I wasn't able to help.
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Yes, just plug into headphone jack on the stereo and pair to BT headphones.
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I use the Bluetooth feature all the time. It works seamlessly with my iPhone. Just pair your phone with the receiver once, then whenever you want to listen to audio from your iPhone change the source to Bluetooth. Works for any audio your iPhone plays: music, audio books, audio from videos. Also it works pretty well for phone calls.
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I was unable to get the sony headset to work as a Bluetooth player with my bluedio headphones but it works excellent to send music from another Bluetooth device e.g. like a phone to my sony noise canceling headphones which I attach it to. It also works great as a wired player to non-Bluetooth headphones by playing music on the micro sd card. I wish it could work as a bt player to bt headphones but I think it is a receiver and not a transmitter for sounds and that is why it cannot broadcast TO bt headphones on its own but can act as a receiver of other devices transmitting over bt. Hope this helps. It is an awesome device.
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No this devise is a Bluetooth receiver, not a transmitter. It receives audio from a smart phone, computer, or other audio source that can transmit Bluetooth. It will not connect to headphones.
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In the daisy chain, are we limited to using Satechi BT speakers, or can we make any speaker with a 3.5mm connection "bluetooth"? If so, how would the volume work? Are we limited to the volume of the BT? Would a louder speaker in the chain overwhelm or "blowout" the smaller one?Finally, I see compatibility with Apple Products, but I did not see Macbook Pro or iPhone 4s, specifically. Would these be compatible?Thanks,
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This is only a receiver. Quote from user manual:"This product can be used with USB Bluetooth adapter, Bluetooth enabled mobile phone (must support stereo), and audio transmitter, supports Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, A2DP. Output interface can connect to the headphone cable, or speakers, so as to achieve the wireless transmission. The distance is up to 10M."