I have a Sony non Bluetooth CD player and I was going to order a Bluetooth transmitter for it. Will these headphones pickup from that transmitter?
450393
I have no idea .... Bluetooth is Bluetooth for a reason . I have not had luck with transmitters . I did buy these headphones for my iPhone and my polar heart monitor that is Bluetooth it works well but I could not get the headphones to sync with my iPad , :(
694525
It is not a transmitter, its a receiver. This takes the signal from a Bluetooth enabled device playing music, and plays it via the 3.5mm headphone jack.
915939
Not advertised properly, these are the headphones only, now you need to get a desperate transmitter for audio.....they got me too
1987038
i have a portable wireless stero speaker will it work with this sony cd player
1906499
In theory, if your PS3 is bluetooth compatible. However, buy a different pair than these.
458066
I do not believe so. These headphones work using i/r (infrared) technology. They do not plug in or work with bluetooth. I used them for the dvd players for my vehicle entertainment system thts on an i/r system. Hope this helps.
1411085
Nope. They are wireless without a jack port. The headsets need batteries to work. The transmitter, however, can be used without batteries when plugged into the power supply.
975517
as long as there is a audio input for headphones. The transmitter is what plugs / connects to a device such as radio, phone, tv and the product uses regular AAA batteries.
485870
Hello. If the PS3 has a Bluetooth function then there should be no issue using them with it. Thank you
1232075
Yep, if your CD player offers 1/8" or 1/4" output. You can plug these into any normal headphone jack (1/8") or a music cable (1/4", like guitar cable) with the included adapter.
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It is just a transmitter/receiver. It sends your music signal and thats all. This device helps your old technology become slightly more compatible with the new Bluetooth technology. Its like the old cassette adapters for portable cd players so you can hear your cds in your car on your cassette decks. Your cassette radio controls did not work to skip or pause the music but you were able to hear it. You still had to use the controls on the cd player. This is the exact same thing. So you can still use the old technology with the new format. But the range of the bluetooth was amazing. It worked clearly at almost 20ft. It is just a transmitter/receiver. It sends your music signal and thats all. This device helps your old technology become slightly more compatible with the new Bluetooth technology. Its like the old cassette adapters for portable cd players so you can hear your cds in your car on your cassette decks. Your cassette radio controls did not work to skip or pause the music but you were able to hear it. You still had to use the controls on the cd player. This is the exact same thing. So you can still use the old technology with the new format. But the range of the bluetooth was amazing. It worked... » Read More It is just a transmitter/receiver. It sends your music signal and thats all. This device helps your old technology become slightly more compatible with the new Bluetooth technology. Its like the old cassette adapters for portable cd players so you can hear your cds in your car on your cassette decks. Your cassette radio controls did not work to skip or pause the music but you were able to hear it. You still had to use the controls on the cd player. This is the exact same thing. So you can still use the old technology with the new format. But the range of the bluetooth was amazing. It worked clearly at almost 20ft. « Show Less
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Should be, it picks up blue tooth signals. For me it worked with a blue tooth transmitter that I connected to my non blue tooth mp3 player.
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no, your receiver as in it's name receiver, receives music from Bluetooth devices, as does your Sony wireless. You receiver is not a source of stored music and does not send it out to other bluetooth devicex
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.
1385563
It depends on your TV. Best way to tell is to plug in a regular wired headphones, if this muted your TV speakers then so will this BT transmitter.
1404009
Yes. If they aren't bluetooth, you will need to use the transceiver that came with them.
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FYI The Monoprice bluetooth transmitter/splitter will do this: http://www.monoprice.com/Product?c_id=108&cp;_id=10823&cs;_id=1082703&p;_id=9722&seq;=1&format;=2