when I plug it into my house stereo, sound comes out of bluetune AND house stereo--can I change that so sound only goes to house stereo? Thx
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You need to plug direct to back of stereo,w/ 1/4 " jacks - 1 from 1-pod to a split stereo 2 wire into the aux. channel on house stereo. Turn Buetooth connection off on phone or i-pad.
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I simply used the audio out from the surface. (Bought a headset "splitter" from the radio shack to separate the audio out from the microphone in and ran the audio out portion from the surface as an audio input to the stereo system.) This does not answer your question, but it is how I resolved the issue.
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If you are talking to one another, I think it only plays in mono. If you are streaming music via Bluetooth, then it should play in stereo.
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I preset my 1st position on my stereo to the Bluetooth station so if I'm listening to the stereo I have to hit my number 1 preset then answer the call for the Bluetooth to Work. Just make sure your device is facing forward the speaker is small and if facing away people say it is hard to hear. Hope that helps. on a side note I use mine every day and beyond love it works so well and is ALWAYS clear sound.
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There is an output jack hole that says "speaker out". I've tried to connect another speaker through there as well as another preamp and my attempts were unsuccesful. Maybe I was doing it wrong, but it could also be a cheap amplifier. The bluetooth rocks, though.
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Question about the B speakers. I have the right settings to make the B speakers work (thanks for that info) but there is on on set of lugs for the B speakers so they don't play in stereo. (I put both speakers on the one set of B lugs.) Is there another way the B speakers should be wired?
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Yes, I'm sorry to report we had similar trouble: It knocked out the sound to our whole TV system, which is hooked up through a stereo. We eventually got it back, but every time we plugged the splitter back in, it knocked it out again. I wound up returning it.
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Have u tryed switching the switch on the back to stereo and the crossover is on hf ,lf, I had a similar issue where my sound was only running through one channel
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mine doesn't -- but it plays in stereo so I get wonderful sound in both ears. LOVE IT.
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In Sound Properties, there is a Stereo Mix option (IDT High Definition Codec). Not sure what it does or if works.
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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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Same thing happened to me, it only played through my right speaker. I found that if I you push down the plug into the jack, and hold it there, you can hear it through the other speaker. Sometimes it would just work normally... but yeah I also found the same flaw in the product
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Pretty sure this isn't what your looking for to hook up to home stereo. You need an auxiliary input jack (small headphone size). The Bluetooth reciever plugs into that and accepts the Bluetooth signal from phone, iPod etc.
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Once you connect the wires from your stereo it should be sound coming out when you turn on the stereo depending on your system. The speakers work great for us and the sound is awesome for these small speakers.Hope this helps
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I use it play into my PC so I can convert cassettes to mp3s. To do so, I use RCA outputs (color wires) into a capture device (EZ Cap available at Amazon). Things work fine. So to answer your question everything will sound fine but you need to look at what can be plugged into your receiver. What wires go into stereo receivers these days. Take a look at what jacks are on your receiver and then do an Internet search for the manual for this tape deck (I'm not at work now to see what is on the back). If they match, you are in business, if not, go to Radio Shack or Best Buy and ask them what connectors might be needed to make the wiring compatibile (old to new). That is your only concern. I use it play into my PC so I can convert cassettes to mp3s. To do so, I use RCA outputs (color wires) into a capture device (EZ Cap available at Amazon). Things work fine. So to answer your question everything will sound fine but you need to look at what can be plugged into your receiver. What wires go into stereo receivers these days. Take a look at what jacks are on your receiver and then do an Internet search for the manual for this tape deck (I'm not at work now to see what is on the back). If they match, you are in business, if not, go to Radio Shack or Best Buy and ask them what... » Read More I use it play into my PC so I can convert cassettes to mp3s. To do so, I use RCA outputs (color wires) into a capture device (EZ Cap available at Amazon). Things work fine. So to answer your question everything will sound fine but you need to look at what can be plugged into your receiver. What wires go into stereo receivers these days. Take a look at what jacks are on your receiver and then do an Internet search for the manual for this tape deck (I'm not at work now to see what is on the back). If they match, you are in business, if not, go to Radio Shack or Best Buy and ask them what connectors might be needed to make the wiring compatibile (old to new). That is your only concern. « Show Less
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I believe there is a switch in the back for stereo, or bridged. Set it to stereo. Also how are your speakers connected to the amp? Are you using the speakom. Connectors? Check your wiring
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Added thought... I want to use Audacity software to help with the conversion. Again, any thoughts? Thanks!