Can this device transmit to another, similar device, but a receiver - I am trying to connect my non-bluetooth stereo system to surroundsound speakers to eliminate the wires going accross my walls. Trying to connect a transmitter on one end and a...
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I had great success with transmitting sounds/music from non-bluetooth devices to bluetooth receivers. It is really a marvelous device. I am looking forward to the vendor providing a device that would make landline phones transmit to sound-cancelling bluetooth headsets.
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It won't work as a Bluetooth transmitter, but it will work fine if you connect it between the earphone output of your device and the speaker
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I can't comment as to whether you can transmit audio to a bluetooth stereo receiver but I do transmit audio from my PC to a bluetooth speaker. I would assume then you should be able to transmit audio to a bluetooth stereo receiver.
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Yes, all four receivers receive the same mix with this system. Since it's a stereo unit, it is possible to actually transmit two different mixes. This only works if you only wear one ear bud ...either left or right depending on which side has "your" mix. It's not an ideal set-up. Also, if you start adding more transmitters you have to make sure they are each on a unique frequency and must each have receivers mated to them by frequency.
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You could run a speaker switching box to the back where speaker wires attach to the receiver. I can't see why this would not work. I am unsure how much power it has to send to other rooms. Another option would be to connect it to your home theater, stereo system or whatever. Then it could go wherever those systems send music.
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You may have been inadvertently shipped a receiver and not a transmitter. Mine will not pair with my Bluetooth earbuds either, but discovered that it will pair with my phone. Phones will not pair with transmitters - I got a receiver instead. Since they are visually identical it appears that many have been incorrectly packaged.
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Dear tilzey, the answer to your questions is NO. This is a Bluetooth autdio receiver. For the the purpose you need you shoul by a bluetooth audio transmitter.
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This device is a transmitter only. If your headphones aren't Bluetooth capable, you'll need to purchase a Bluetooth receiver - not a second transmitter. Here's a link to the iClever receiver (I don't own one and can not comment on it.) http://www.amazon.com/iClever%C2%AE-IC-BTR01-Portable-Bluetooth-Headphones/dp/B00FLL2ZTW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1385326450&sr=8-1&keywords=iclever+receiver
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this is a Bluetooth receiver and not a transmitterthis item requires a Bluetooth phone or tablet to send sound to it - as it will replace your Bluetooth speaker or headset.
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You can transmit to one of your bluetooth speakers by connect the audio jack out from your receiver. You can not connect 2 bluetooth speakers at a time. If you like to connect 2 bluetooth device at same time, you need to use TRX__HDM, Multi_links which can connect 2 bluetooth devices at a time. The TRX_HDM weblink is http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MMQVSQK.
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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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IT is a transmit only device. It will transmit to any Bluetooth receiver. So you would have to purchase a BT receiver.
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Mike, I'm currently running this on a small television in a spare bedroom and only using the speakers on the TV. But you piqued my interest, so I unhooked the receiver and brought in downstairs and plugged it into my main system with a 5 speaker surround, and it worked great. The only difference being I am now running upstairs to downstairs through one floor basically directly below the transmitter. (apx 10 feet apart) Based on my experiment, I would say yes it should work for your application.
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I bought this device for the same reason. I was able to plug it into the audio output on my Vizio TV and eventually paired it up with my bluetooth speaker. It did take some patience to pair this transmitter up with the speaker. The transmitter has to be fairly close to the speaker. I bought a longer audio cord to experiment with distance. The device works, but it has simple flashing light indicators. You might want to buy something more sophisticated, but this does work.
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It transmits in stereo to my stereo headphones and is in stereo. I imagine that would be the same for stereo speakers. The fidelity is better than I expected from Bluetooth.
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As long as it has a clear path between the receiver and the bluetooth speaker, you shouldn't have a problem. Depending on the quality of your speakers, it may experience a bit of lag in the transmission of the music, (i.e. your playlist is on the next song before the previous song has finished playing audibly), which is easily fixed by turning off your speaker and turning it back on.
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I was unable to get the sony headset to work as a Bluetooth player with my bluedio headphones but it works excellent to send music from another Bluetooth device e.g. like a phone to my sony noise canceling headphones which I attach it to. It also works great as a wired player to non-Bluetooth headphones by playing music on the micro sd card. I wish it could work as a bt player to bt headphones but I think it is a receiver and not a transmitter for sounds and that is why it cannot broadcast TO bt headphones on its own but can act as a receiver of other devices transmitting over bt. Hope this helps. It is an awesome device.