Is there any kind of adapter you can plug into these speakers such that they could accept wireless (ie, bluetooth) input? for example, is there anyway I could play music from my phone via bluetooth if i had some sort of adapter on this set of speakers?
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Yes! The BlueGATE RCV from GOgroove can do it by plugging it into the 3.5mm input. Just search the name.
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Hi Roy Keller, This receiver only receives bluetooth signal from a certain device and output audio to the speakers. It cannot output bluetooth signal to a bluetooth headphones. Thanks. &gt;Joffrey
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I see nothing about bluetooth support. It has audio out phono jacks (red and white), an earphone jack, and a USB port. I does take songs in from Windows Media, but I'm presuming that's part of the WiFi (802.11n) capability. I don't even know if (but doubt that) hooking a bluetooth transmitter to the the USB port work outbound since USB in doesn't necessary mean USB out. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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They are not wireless. It's likely that Yamaha makes wireless speakers. I would verify if they are indoor/outdoor and make note of the range they can receive a signal. John
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The same thing happened to me. I eventually threw them away. I could listen to music if they were plugged in. This defeated the Bluetooth concept. I will not be purchasing any more items from jay bird.
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They're just speakers, they need to be connected to an amp. You could connect a wireless receiver to that amp that could receive signals from the laptop. They can't do it on their own. They can't do anything on their own.
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Has anyone successfully paired this speaker via bluetooth with the Logitech Bluetooth adapter? If so, how did it work/sound?
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No, they are not wireless.......too bad....that would be awesome. The speakers sound great & it's super easy to set up.
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Hi,The exact same thing happens to me. We tried to save some money and go with these Bluetooth speakers rather than the old fashioned receiver/hookup wiring throughout the house. In hindsight, it was a bad decision. Wish I could help but we haven't been happy either.
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These are just speakers , you need a receiver in order to use them. These are the kind you would use with a home theater system or other similar setup. The receiver is what would need the ability to be wireless. Hope that helps,David
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Wifi and bluetooth are not the same. So you will need the Bluetooth adapter for this speaker.
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Hi Toni,Thanks for the question. With these Outdoor Wireless Speakers, they do require a Bluetooth signal to operate. Yet there are bluetooth transmitters that can be attached to your receiver that could send the signal to these speakers. Contact AV-Express for more information.
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You will have to plug them in. The unit does have BlueTooth but as far as I know it only allows it to receive a transmission from your phone or other BlueTooth device in order to play music wirelessly. I love this feature and use it all the time.
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I just the adapter in each unit.. But I found that if I turned my rear wireless speakers on I had issues. Turned the rear speakers off and all worked well!
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They can work through a wireless network. I have mine set up through my Apple airport express and I stream all of my music through the speakers wirelessly. Via my iPad, iPhone, Macbook Pro and my iMac. Works seamlessly.
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I don't think through bluetooth but you should be able to connect through the auxiliary port via 3.5mm cable. Not sure if it play through all speakers or just to the connected speaker. Worth a try.
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Could you bluetooth to one speaker and have the audio cable to connect from one speaker to the other? or would that just take the audio from one speaker and output it on the other speaker? Could there also be another plausible solution to bluetooth to one speaker from your phone and at the same time having an audio cable hooked up from your phone to the other speaker to play audio via cable and bluetooth to two different speaker simultaneously?