Will this split the headphone stereo output into left and right channels, then transmit the separate channels to bluetooth speakers?
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That depends on the speakers you are using i.e. are they a "set" of Bluetooth speakers. This item is designed to send a stereo signal to two separate Bluetooth devices such as headphones. It can pair with two devices and send stereo music to both devices at the same time.
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Haven't tried this so I couldn't give you a proven answer. The transmitter was designed to send a stereo signal to two Bluetooth receiver equipped devices. So if you were to pair the transmitter with two BT receivers connected to two separate single channel amps (like two guitar amps), both would receive the stereo signal (mixed L&R; channels) and the stereo effect from the source audio would be lost in playback. But if a BT speaker set being used automatically splits any stereo signal being received back into L&R; stereo channels, presumably it would still play your source audio with the stereo effect intact. Haven't tried this so I couldn't give you a proven answer. The transmitter was designed to send a stereo signal to two Bluetooth receiver equipped devices. So if you were to pair the transmitter with two BT receivers connected to two separate single channel amps (like two guitar amps), both would receive the stereo signal (mixed L&R; channels) and the stereo effect from the source audio would be lost in playback. But if a BT speaker set being used automatically splits any stereo signal being received back into L&R; stereo channels, presumably it would still play your source audio with the... » Read More Haven't tried this so I couldn't give you a proven answer. The transmitter was designed to send a stereo signal to two Bluetooth receiver equipped devices. So if you were to pair the transmitter with two BT receivers connected to two separate single channel amps (like two guitar amps), both would receive the stereo signal (mixed L&R; channels) and the stereo effect from the source audio would be lost in playback. But if a BT speaker set being used automatically splits any stereo signal being received back into L&R; stereo channels, presumably it would still play your source audio with the stereo effect intact. « Show Less
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I don't use it for speakers, but for Bluetooth stereo headsets. It feeds good stereo to two separate headsets simultaneously with just the slightest, barely noticeable delay. I bought two so I can swap them out when one's battery runs dead. They play around 7 hours on a 2 hour charge. I'd guess that if it is Bluetooth, it should pair without a problem. I really like mine and highly recommend it!
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If you have a stereo bluetooth speaker, it should. I used this with a bluetooth head set and the separation was good. But if you are thinking of sending it to 2 separate bluetooth speakers, I don't think it will work.
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I'm not sure if it's stereo channels it probably is but to transmit signals to Bluetooth speakers. I'm not sure how Bluetooth speakers work but if there's a left and right I assume you could have one speaker on the left channel and the other speaker on the right channel. You will need to confine the speakers to a a very short range as the range on the transmitter is not as far as my built in Bluetooth telephone transmitter range.
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Well, yes. Recognize that as a single speaker it will integrate left/right channels into monaural. Small price to pay. I use mine to take any of my audio feeds (TV, computer streaming audio, CD, etc) to locations where I need the portability (like working in my garage).
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No, each speaker has to be plugged into something such as a mixer. One goes to the Left output, the other to the Right. The speakers never actually connect to eachother
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Only using a "Y" adapter out of your music sources headphone out port. They would not be actually tied together but each would be receiving the same input from your source .
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Of course. Out of one speaker comes the left sound and out of the other speaker comes the right sound: stereo ;)
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Yes it will work through bluetooth or if you have a stereo/headphone minijack
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I think it will split the output on anything. I have my headphone w/mic and my speakers hooked up. I have my microphone from my webcam mic hooked up and they work fine. It works on input and output splitting.
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Mine provides both channels. If a wired adaptor worked ok and you can send stereo sound to other bluetooth devices then I would think you've got a defective one. I am using mine with an iPhone 4s.
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Yes, you can connect your home stereo audio output toe Trx_HD and stream out the music to your bluetooth speaker wirelessly from TRX_HD by using Transmitter mode.
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It would depend on your computer settings. If you send only L signal than only the left would output. If you set your computer to mono than you will get the same mono signal on both outputs. The result will match your headphone output.
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No, it can only receive audio from another device (Bluetooth, 3.5mm stereo, daisy chained)
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As-long you have a Left and Right on your headphones, and then can plug the single plug in to your other device."Should" most likely work.
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I haven't tested it as a splitter. I've used it as a combiner to steer two male mono channels into one stereo male connector. I would guess that, in theory, it should work the opposite way. As the black side carries one channel and the red side carries the other, each device you connect to the female jacks should receive one side of a stereo output.
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Yes, I believe so. As long as you have the full HDMI signal this unit will allow you to split out the audio. I'm using it for a similiar application with a PC.
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No. This device was designed to deliver sound from a bluetooth SOURCE to a Wired speaker. What you need is the opposite so this isn't a solution for you. Cheers.
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Yes as long as you are not using a headphone splitter where you plug two headphones in at the same time
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This one splits one single channel to two, works fine for mono aural signals and "convert" them to "pseudo" stereo, hope this helps