Can I connect this to a home stereo and sync with my bluetooth headphones?
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I guess it would depend on whether or not that physical connector you see will have a plug attachment on your stereo. The bluetooth part should work just fine. I connect multiple devices to mine, at different times, of course.
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That would actually be our Bluetooth Transmitter! The Aluratek ABT01F Bluetooth Transmitter would allow you to plug the device into a speaker, TV, home stereo, etc. and transmit music wirelessly to any Bluetooth headphones or earbuds. If you were to connect the AIS01F Bluetooth Audio RECEIVER, you would plug it into a home stereo, speaker etc and be able to stream music wirelessly from a phone via Bluetooth (basically Bluetooth enabling your stereo). Hope this helps! It can be confusing but please let us know if you have any questions!
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Yes, just plug into headphone jack on the stereo and pair to BT headphones.
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Yes. I connected it to my home stereo and then to my smartphone through bluetooth.
1783573
It shouldn't sync up to it. Technically it does the same thing as the Bluetooth speakers. I hope that answers your question. This devise is only for phones that are compatible with Bluetooth devices.
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yes, by using airplay. but your receiver needs to be connected to your network via network cable. Or you can buy the blutooth dongle and play the music via blutooth.
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Absolutely, you can use any audio source. You might even consider using a http://www.amazon.com/GOgroove-BlueSense-Wireless-Bluetooth-Transmitter/dp/B008GVETNE/ref=pd_bxgy_e_text_y and a http://www.amazon.com/GOgroove-BlueGate-Wireless-Bluetooth-Headphones/dp/B00727FE5U/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1357248888&sr=1-3&keywords=bluetooth+music+transmitter+for+home+stereo to go wireless
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You could do so, but not connected by Bluetooth. If you got an adapter that narrows down two 1/8 aux cords into one, that would go into your headphone jack. The adapters cost like $2, so it'd be easy to do. To sum it up, yes, but it'd have to be connected by aux.
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Yes. It can, but it's not very high fidelity. I synched it to a media player just for fun, and it did work. A stereo headset would be more satisfying for music though.
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No and you can only sync with it thru the usb Bluetooth if you have an android
1686487
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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You would need a way to connect it, the input is just a headphone jack but other than that Ya it'd work fine
70167
Yes. Use an optical cable and go from the radio to an optical input on your stereo. That is how I have it configured.
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Yes. You can connect using a 3.5mm stereo cable. http://www.amazon.com/Cables-Unlimited-AUD-1100-06-Stereo-Cable/dp/B000SE6IV8/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1359325891&sr=1-1&keywords=3.5mm+audio+cable
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Hi IdahoJudd, the Bluetooth function on this Sony receiver is for inputs only. You can't connect BT headphones. - Ella
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I don't think so. Speakers need to be wired. You can Bluetooth it to this head unit that is wired to the speakers.
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Yes. Just plug into the headphone jack of your system. Use your iPad bluetooth capabilitites to stream music from your iPad to your stereo. I bought it to make my Beats headphones wireless using my smartphone as the audio source. Works flawlessly!
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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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Yes! It has Bluetooth 4.0 so you can connect everything from stereo headphones to a Bluetooth mouse.
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It should work fine for a home stereo. I use is to stream music from my iphone to remove speakers across a shop that is over 10 feet away.