I want to use this to transmit audio from my Sony receiver to 4.0 BT headphones. Can I connect to the receiver's headphone jack, for example?
1011854
I don't see why not. I'm using my tvs audio out to play my BT speaker. Good luck!
1011855
If you have an audio out jack on your receiver you can use that as well as the headphone jack. I believe the product comes with the appropriate adapter for either connection. Keep in mind that you will be limited to approximately 30 feet transmitting distance. Good luck. Have a great day.
1011856
Yes. It should transmit from the headphone jack. I personally plug this device in my TV audio out jack and connect it to my Bose ae2w. It works great!
1011857
I plugged it into my tv output and receive the signal to my by head set just fine your just using a different media should be just fine. The only problem I have had in the past with other by in the same room. I have had to isolate the units to pair them.
638007
No this Bluetooth adapter will not work with this receiver. This adapter is plugged into a PC or Laptop. Then after loading the drivers, a Bluetooth device will connect to the laptop or PC
1184507
I don't see how you could pair it with a headset. Why would you want to do this as opposed to pairing with the audio output device.
1670686
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.
187730
If you want to stream music from your phone (or other BT devices ) through a system which does not have BT, you plug this into any audio in jack and your set! I have mine playing through a Bose lifestyle system. I use the AUX jack. Saves me from having to hardwire the phone using the headphone jack.
533257
This can be connected to any audio out with a 3.5mm jack. Remember that it is only a transmitter, not a receiver.
2266559
Yes, you can use it. The receiver audio ouput is using TRRS, 4 rings audio jack. It is CTIA(AJH) typye TRRS jack using by iPhone, iPad and the latest Android devices (For example, Galaxy S3). It should be no problem.
449948
Yes, I just tested it. FYI, use the RCA jack outputs for best sound. The 3.5mm jack is for low power headphones only.
822623
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1404420
I am sorry, but I do not know for certain, however, I'd assume that if you were able to connect other BT devices to it, this one would as well. That said, if you are looking for better quality sound, better than your internal speakers, I would go with something else.
776596
Only Sony will have the ability to transmit on the S-Air frequency/connection. If the transmitter is not an S-Air (from Sony) the speakers will not work (they do not have input jacks). A S-Air base unit (designed for an Apple device like iPod) has output jacks so you can take the output and run it through an amp or into other devices like TV to use their speakers. Bt not the other way around.
1705272
Yes, It shopuld work from your Mixer or Receiver. If you have a bigger pin in your receiver, you can use this to have your 3.5 mm headphone connection.
92262
It doesn't work that way as far as I know. It is really mean to plug into your A/V receiver and connect to a bluetooth device (iPhone, tablet etc) and play the audio from that device over your speaker system. I think you're looking for a wireless headphone adapter or system.
200468
This device is a Bluetooth receiver, so you can use it to stream audio from a BT device (phone, tablet) through your legacy stereo speakers or TV speakers (assuming the TV has some sort of "audio in" jack), but you cannot use it to stream from the TV to Bluetooth headphones.
2135938
I think it depends on the design of the wireless headphones. I THINK they would use a transmitter that connects to the amplifier or receiver via the headphone jack. Since this model has a headphone jack there should be no problem. If the transmitter uses the speaker connection, you can use that as long as you are not also using your own speakers. Don't forget, this model has a built-in speaker and also has connections for external speakers in addition to line output jacks, which makes it a very flexible unit.
1461511
No BT 4.0. According to Sony's site it features:Bluetooth 3.0NFCMultipoint connectivityHD VoiceaptX® audio enhancementInformation found here:http://www.sonymobile.com/us/products/accessories/stereo-bluetooth-headset-sbh80/specifications/#tabs
1172027
This is a "Speaker Selector" ONLY! You would have to connect your headphone to a headphone jack that's usually located on the front of your receiver.