Will this work for putting a bluetooth function on your soundbar??
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It will but it will but it isnt the only component you need. It sends and receives HEX code very well and a simple phone app can send HEX code out. It will require disassembly of the sound bar so you can wire in the arduino board then youll have to code the arduino to use the recieved HEX cod for functions. Then wire the pins of the arduino to the circuit board of the sound bar. It sounds like a 12 hour project with coding, and wiring. But it will work
782769
I guess it would depend on whether or not that physical connector you see will have a plug attachment on your stereo. The bluetooth part should work just fine. I connect multiple devices to mine, at different times, of course.
1156942
I looked at the specs of the soundbar and it looks like you can connect it to the TV using RCA jacks as well as bluetooth. If you use RCA, you should be able to control the device using the TV remote or the Universal device set to the TV's code.
1633355
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.
4578
Yes it should work. I had to buy this because my TV only has optical digital audio out and my old sound bar only has analog RCA input. I tried simply using an RCA to SPDIF cable but that didn't work and had to get this box to make it work.
315151
It would work if you want to connect 2 devices like a DVD player and a Apple TV having only one HDMI available on your soundbar.
1531891
If your speaker uses an optical input connections, this will work just fine. I can't find a pictures that show the inputs for polk smart bar speakers. If they are powered speakers, then the box itself may have an optical input.
1750512
I don't see why it wouldn't as long as your receiver had an optical out or HDMI out, which most do. Seems like overkill though. Aren't you going the soundbar route to save space and cable runs?
872197
Nope. This is an optical (digital) audio cable. Your sound bar is an analog input.
2024262
If your unit has a microphone plug in, it almost looks like a headphone jack, then yeas it will work. Yours pprobably has one because it is blue tooth compatible.
21104
This will work assuming you are using the RCA end as output from the TV. The 3.5 mm end would attach to the sound bar- but you may need a male-male 3.5 mm cable to connect sound bar input to the 3.5 mm female end of the RCA cable. Clear?
956807
I am almost certain. I have a Bluetooth receiver and connected it to my home theater system specifically to connect. However at times there is a delay depending on the source.
1648761
It should work if you have the RCA inputs on your sound bar and 3.5mm jack in your laptop
2015194
Possibly. It will only work if your TV has an HDMI "OUT" or "PASS THROUGH" port otherwise this device won't help. If you do have the right port (unlikely) then it could help your situation. You would be better getting something like this: 2 x RCA Male, 1 x 3.5mm Stereo Female, Y-Cable 6-InchThere are also longer cables of the same type. There should be a set of audio out ports that you can plug into and use your Bluetooth adapter.
1713737
I doubt it. Unless, your sound bar has a large microphone input (same cord a guitar uses for its amp).
1700252
If it's non Bluetooth it won't work. This handy little device streams music from your Bluetooth enabled device to your speakers or stereo with an aux input.
1899128
I wouldn't recommend it. Check the impedance rating of the soundbar. If it's not 6 or 8 ohm, then it's not meant to take input signal from the amplifier. The soundbar is expecting digital sound signal from a TV. Not meant to be hooked up to speaker outputs from the amplifier.