Harmon Kardon Soundstick III - work with bluetooth wireless? Can the Harmon Kardon Soundstick III be made wireless to use bluetooth?
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I use them for my MP3 player and bought the following Bluetooth dongles on Amazon: "Belkin F8Z492-P Bluetooth Music Receiver" connected to the speakers and "Miccus BluBridge mini-jack" connected to my MP3 payer and it works great. The Belkin can pair up to 8 devices so if you have several Bluetooth phones or players you want to use it's no problem. Of cause you don't need the "Mini jack" if your player has Bluetooth.
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entiendo que estan a punto de lanzarlo al mercado mas tarde en 2012. me parece un gran avance el primer modelo que compre hace 15 años es único y aun la mejor calidad en el mercado, supera a bose companion 5 sin ninguna duda
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They can work through a wireless network. I have mine set up through my Apple airport express and I stream all of my music through the speakers wirelessly. Via my iPad, iPhone, Macbook Pro and my iMac. Works seamlessly.
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I have never used the Bluetooth for anything other than to connect ps3 controller but it should work I don't know what other reasons it would have it other than controls and audio I was also wondering the same thing I intend to get Bluetooth sound bar either way it is a very cool product this is my second one and not because the other one broke it is the 802iiis dual core I just wanted the updated version the description said upgradable to 4.2 but came shipped with 4.2 witch is a plus I recommend this over any other smart TV device I have several Sony Google tv, lg led smart TV, and both rikos out perform the others sorry I wasn't more help I have never used the Bluetooth for anything other than to connect ps3 controller but it should work I don't know what other reasons it would have it other than controls and audio I was also wondering the same thing I intend to get Bluetooth sound bar either way it is a very cool product this is my second one and not because the other one broke it is the 802iiis dual core I just wanted the updated version the description said upgradable to 4.2 but came shipped with 4.2 witch is a plus I recommend this over any other smart TV device I have several Sony Google tv, lg led smart TV, and both... » Read More I have never used the Bluetooth for anything other than to connect ps3 controller but it should work I don't know what other reasons it would have it other than controls and audio I was also wondering the same thing I intend to get Bluetooth sound bar either way it is a very cool product this is my second one and not because the other one broke it is the 802iiis dual core I just wanted the updated version the description said upgradable to 4.2 but came shipped with 4.2 witch is a plus I recommend this over any other smart TV device I have several Sony Google tv, lg led smart TV, and both rikos out perform the others sorry I wasn't more help « Show Less
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Sorry your question is a bit vague. The point of bluetooth is to control the device itself remotely through a tablet or phone, in which case the remote becomes redundant. However, if you are connected to the device through bluetooth, basic functions such as volume should work. hope this helps.
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No, it only works with wired speakers. It has no wireless/bluetooth output.
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So Sorry for the delay, I have been away. I do not think there is a device to convert this to Bluetooth or Wireless. This is a pretty simpledock and not sophisticated enough to handle outside devices.
866857
No it does not have bluetooth ,this is a drawback for this unit.There are units out there that do but I believe you would pay a lot more to get the same sound quality. Hope this helps.
574311
No, this one is not Bluetooth. I am guessing they mean wireless in the sense that the connector is part of the unit, it is essentially a dock for a 30pin apple device (watch the pricing, it fluctuates. I got this unit in August of last year for 49.00) . There is a bluetooth version ION Jukebox Bluetooth Retro Wireless Speaker with Integrated USB ChargerGood luck!
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I have never tried to connect it with blue tooth but if any it will only connect to the ps3 but I don't know for sure.
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unfortunately, no. you need bluetooth because it does not have an auxiliary port.
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This wireless adapter is not easy to use totally. It's only play the certain music library. I think the Blue tooth will be much better.
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I see no reason why it can't connect to PS3 or 4. I haven't tried, but so far it hasn't failed any single BT transmitting device I've tried. No, it doesn't have audio jack - completely wireless. For this purpose I employ simple BT wireless transmitter with audio jack - there are plenty of those around.
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No. The Soundsticks wireless are Blutooth wireless and do not connect through WiFi. WiFi and Blutooth are two different wireless communication media. If you have devices that have Blutooth capabilities, then you can connect to the SoundSticks with Blutooth. The range of connection is about 50-60 feet so you can be in one room with your device and connect to the speakers in another room. However, environment interference can shorten that range. I found that the Bluetooth connection drops from Apple's Mini iPad but works really well from our laptops and desktop.
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As far as I know, no. There is a switch in the battery compartment though than allows the device to work with either PS3 or PC so it can work with more than one device. Whether or not that means the unit can function universally or not, I don't know. I suppose it would depend on the protocols for PS3 and PC meaning, maybe whatever programming is involved with making the unit function with PC for example, is generic/universal enough to work with other bluetooth devices such as whatever unit you have.
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No, this one is not Bluetooth. I am guessing they mean wireless in the sense that the connector is part of the unit, it is essentially a dock for a 30pin apple device (watch the pricing, it fluctuates. I got this unit in August of last year for 49.00) . There is a bluetooth version http://www.amazon.com/ION-Jukebox-Bluetooth-Wireless-Integrated/dp/B00BXXB1HO/ref=sr_1_2?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1428606686&sr=1-2&keywords=ion+jukebox Good luck!
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You can connect anything with an AUX cable, but for it to be wireless it must have bluetooth capabilities.
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Yes. If you have RCA type inputs or 3.5mm inputs, the Bluetooth will work just fine.