Can I use this to connect my old stereo/CD player to a new USB/Bluetooth speaker? Don't have huge floor speakers anymore.
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they don't work at all...theres no plug and play no nothing..waste of time and money I ended up getting my money back and they said to keep item which I threw away...trust don't waste yor time......and money
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Hi Scott yes you can. you may need to use the built in phono pre=amp to do it, but it should work, try it with the usb first
2237389
You have to connect the out put of this unit to an amplifier or stereo system with an input for CD players or auxiliary input . You cannot hook speakers up directly to this unit.
573417
Not sure if you can, you may want to try hooking the outgoing signal from the cd changer into the au port on the cd player
462523
I'm 99% sure you can. Because the jack where your computer speakers plugin is also 3.5 millimeter. just plug the 3.5 mm end in to where your speakers go into your computer which is normally a light green outlet, and run the red and white RCA to like the CD or Foe no prob your receiver. That is what I do. And these are really nice hi end converter wires, especially for the price....ENJOY!!
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No it's not going to work. This unit only works on systems that have both a matter and a slave unit... I don't know what you would use for you're application. Maybe an aftermarket stereo is better.
1997641
You're going to need to buy something like this http://www.amazon.com/Manhattan-inches-Stereo-Splitter-3-5mm-Adapter/dp/B0009JFF7A/ref=sr_1_14?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1399786504&sr=1-14&keywords=rca+to+3.5mm Then you can plug in headphones or compatible speakeres. It's what I'd did and it works pretty well
1686487
Yes, you can connect any standard stereo cable into the output jack and it will clone what the speaker itself is playing. Would be a cheap way to add a BT receiver to a stereo with a line in.
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You should be able to by using the RCA stereo output to another speaker, but I have not tried it myself.
770817
You can connect it to any device that has a 1/8" stereo output jack. However I would not recommend this speaker as the battery stopped charging after just 3 months of use. It is not good quality.
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Yes you can. I used this speaker for bluetooth and it was crappy. Just keep in mind that even with a wired connection it will still sound like a fifteen dollar speaker.
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I don't see why not. All you need is a powered usb port and an audio out be it 1/8" or convert the 1/8" out to 1/4", rca, xlr etc etc. The thing is a POS I would spend more money on a better option. The right channel on mine died in just over a month and the thing was never unplugged or moved.
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You could use an 8th to RCA adapter cable and it would work. Best use is to put a DAC in front and run from a computer though.
804182
This jack is for a digital signal, not an analog stereo signal. So it's not going to work for you the way you would want. Get a splitter, headphone port to red & white Rca.
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It looks to me that you can use this to connect the two males into your stereo receiver and the male at the Y into either the turntable or CD player, then using standard connector cables, connect the female end at the Y to the female on the other (turntable or CD player). I see no reason why this would not work. If you can find a Y with all males, that would work better.
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It takes RCA and 1/8" trs, so there's no way to go right in from USB. You'd need a separate DAC if USB is your only option.
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The Bose wave radio/cd player has a LINE OUT RCA outlet so if your wireless speakers uses this connection (or get an adapter) it will work. I suggest to use the built-in speakers as they sound great