Can I use bluetooth hearing aid or Bluetooth headphones to receive sound from sound bar (transmit blue tooth to head phones)
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You can use your Bluetooth headphones to receive sound. My husband has them and they work good for him.
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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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You can use Bluetooth to play music. This is for application mode which enables the headset to control applications on the iPhone.
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I just got this email your answer is any headphones will work but you have to connect through a device that you can control the output sound level as there is no control on the tv to do that.
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Absolutely, you can use any audio source. You might even consider using a GOgroove BlueSENSE TRM Audio Streaming Bluetooth Transmitter with 3.5mm AUX Connection - Works with Apple , Samsung , Sony and Moreand a GOgroove BlueGate Bluetooth Wireless Receiver for Home Stereos , Portable Speakers , Headphones and Car Music Sound Systems - Works with Apple , Samsung , HTC , LG , Sony and More Smartphones , Tablets , and MP3 Playersto go wireless
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I use the Naida hearing aid from phonak as well as the Naida cochlear implant with this. Not sure if any Bluetooth enabled hearing aid would work with this or not.
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You can add a Bluetooth adapter to one of the inputs for a Bluetooth source. But I don't think the sound bar has an output option.
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Sure just use the Bluetooth option or Auxiliary in and then Adjust volume on Input device
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The answer is NO. You're looking at it the wrong way. Your TV has STEREO audio, this is a MONO speaker that is many times weaker than your TV's speaker so you're not gaining any benefit. Also almost all TVs DON'T have bluetooth so you'd have to buy a transmitter for it to work. If you want something for your TV you're better off with a soundbar
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yes, you can put this unit in front of your TV and bluetooth to your bluetooth hearing aids. Also, you can consider to use another product, RemHearlinkl, remote bluetooth microphone is good for hearing improvement. The link is Nolan RemHearLinks Bluetooth Wireless Remote Voice Audio Links with microphone, audio streamer. Long range. Multiple microphones, External audio input for voice and audio transmitting, Volume adjustment, Mute, Clear sound to help hearing loss to understand more speech over a distance. Ideal for the hearing loss, hearing impairment, podcasting, presentation, panel session, distance education, conference, remote hearing aids. Hope these information is good for your reference. yes, you can put this unit in front of your TV and bluetooth to your bluetooth hearing aids. Also, you can consider to use another product, RemHearlinkl, remote bluetooth microphone is good for hearing improvement. The link is Nolan RemHearLinks Bluetooth Wireless Remote Voice Audio Links with microphone, audio streamer. Long range. Multiple microphones, External audio input for voice and audio transmitting, Volume adjustment, Mute, Clear sound to help hearing loss to understand more speech over a distance. Ideal for the hearing loss,... » Read More yes, you can put this unit in front of your TV and bluetooth to your bluetooth hearing aids. Also, you can consider to use another product, RemHearlinkl, remote bluetooth microphone is good for hearing improvement. The link is Nolan RemHearLinks Bluetooth Wireless Remote Voice Audio Links with microphone, audio streamer. Long range. Multiple microphones, External audio input for voice and audio transmitting, Volume adjustment, Mute, Clear sound to help hearing loss to understand more speech over a distance. Ideal for the hearing loss, hearing impairment, podcasting, presentation, panel session, distance education, conference, remote hearing aids. Hope these information is good for your reference. « Show Less
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As Chris said below, the output on this device is limited to just speakers. It does not broadcast the audio via bluetooth. If you are playing via device on bluetooth it locks out the usb or sd/mmc It would connect to your hearing aid but then could only output your audio which could cause feedback. It did a great job on my devices: computer (bluetooth usb adapter ver. 3 and direct connect android pad with remote control changing the files on the attached device, bluetooth or direct but beware that sub usb charging jack needs reinforced.What are the options on you hearing device or model number. I can look it up. As Chris said below, the output on this device is limited to just speakers. It does not broadcast the audio via bluetooth. If you are playing via device on bluetooth it locks out the usb or sd/mmc It would connect to your hearing aid but then could only output your audio which could cause feedback. It did a great job on my devices: computer (bluetooth usb adapter ver. 3 and direct connect android pad with remote control changing the files on the attached device, bluetooth or direct but beware that sub usb charging jack needs reinforced.What are the options on you hearing device... » Read More As Chris said below, the output on this device is limited to just speakers. It does not broadcast the audio via bluetooth. If you are playing via device on bluetooth it locks out the usb or sd/mmc It would connect to your hearing aid but then could only output your audio which could cause feedback. It did a great job on my devices: computer (bluetooth usb adapter ver. 3 and direct connect android pad with remote control changing the files on the attached device, bluetooth or direct but beware that sub usb charging jack needs reinforced.What are the options on you hearing device or model number. I can look it up. « Show Less
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I forget but I will say this about sound bars.1. Get one that can also do Bluetooth. This was a huge bonus suprise when my kids realized they could pair thier phones and use the soundbar as a full basement sound system2. I don't know if these exist in soundbars but if you find one with audio OUT that would be a plus. This tv only has one audio out... So If you have a soundbar you cannot attach headphones to TV for late night viewing
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I guess this would work well for you if your bluetooth hearing aid are compatible to link with bluetooth devices because our cell phones linked up nicely with our Panasonic system, with a slight delay in answering a cell call on the Panasonic phone. But other than that it's going to work great.
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No. The headphones Bluetooth is a receiver. You cannot pair and connect it with another receiver. You would need a Bluetooth transmitter dongle for which there is quite a selection. You need to shop for them yourself, taking into account features, connectivity, power requirements, and reviews.Jim
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How so? If you have your Bluetooth synced it should receive your audio and play through the input.
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Hi Syed,This soundbar can connect to a device if it has bluetooth or through a USB or a headphone output to the audio input on the soundbar. So quite a few ways it can connect. To activate bluetooth on the soundbar, you need to select "BT/O" on the remote and search for it on your device. Contact AV-Express for more information.
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This device is a Bluetooth receiver. You have to have a device such as your cell phone or tablet transmit audio via Bluetooth to this device. You will need a 2 piece device that transmits and receives in Bluetooth to do what you describe.