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 reciver on the other end. 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.... » Read More 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 reciver on the other end. « 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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yes it can, as long as you have something like it in. I have both this item in a receiver and they work together very well.
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I keep two BT receivers and two BT transmitters with one alternating receiver/transmitter set charging for headphone portable use. If you plan a stationary use they will play while charging if the connectors are not jiggled, in which case you may need to pair them again. Both of my units look like the photo. I use them every day and love the way they work.
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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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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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Interesting scenario. The only I can think of is to split the connection since you probably only have one center channel speaker output on your receiver. The other thing you can do is use your rear center channel connection if your receiver has it.
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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.
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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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Please be aware that this is a receiver, not transmitter. Worked great to send audio from my phone to this device connected to a speaker, but useless for transmitting from a non-Bluetooth player attached to this device, sending to a Bluetooth headset. I returned mine.
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Both of the previous answers are correct your transmitter is linked directly to your receiver and won't work with another receiver unless you manually link them together
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no, your receiver as in it's name receiver, receives music from Bluetooth devices, as does your Sony wireless. You receiver is not a source of stored music and does not send it out to other bluetooth devicex
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As far as I know, Bluetooth does not have this capability, the most I found was 2 devices can be connected to one BT speaker but still, only one device can be played at a given time. For one device to play on multiple speakers, you may want to check out the Sono wireless sound system, but you are looking at paying a big buck for that.
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They are designed to daisy chain together. I only own one so I don't hae personal experience with multiple of these devices, but I have used it with other speakers or as a pass through with the home stereo and had no problems at all.
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This is on thing I've been having trouble with myself. I have the receiver connected to my home theater system and wanted to play audio from my laptop. I can connect to the receiver with my laptop's Bluetooth, but I haven't been able to get Windows to play sound through It as it doesn't show in audio devices. . I'm using Windows 7 and haven't been able to find any software in the hour I spent searching about it.
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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 bought one of these. This is a Bluetooth receiver, so as far as I know you can only connect to one Bluetooth device at a time. This speaker system does have auxiliary capablilities, so I guess if you buy a splitter, you can play music out of 2 of these systems, but you are not going to be using Bluetooth. Overall this is a great receiver/speakers. I bought it for my den so that I can stream music from my phone, or anyone else can stream music from their phone wirelessly.
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This one is a transmitter only. It plugs into a source device with a headphone jack output. Any device with a Bluetooth receiver can receive it - a Bluetooth speaker for example. Miccus makes a device that has both a Bluetooth transmitter and a Bluetooth receiver. Therefore it can be used both ways but only one way at a time. All inputs and outputs are via RCA jacks. There are adapters available to go from headphone jack to RCA jack and vice versa.
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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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The speaker is also the amplifier, wireless communicator, etc, a system. Looks like you could have another one, operating in proximity to the first, since the transmitter/receivers have two "channels". But it would NOT be an "expansion", just a second system. I was looking for a wireless system that had stereo but stalled out at the big $$. My original plan was to get two of these to at least get the stereo effect. In my case - not necessary. One of these fills my entire courtyard area (30ft X 30ft) and has just enough bottom base to sound great!
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Hi Quinn, Thanks for the question. A couple of things. First, the bluetooth technology will not allow one device, like a phone, to connect to 2 different products at the same time. So unfortunately adding a second set is not possible unless you will be listening to 2 different things. Secondly, I do not believe that a TV can send a signal to the rock speakers. Bluetooth TV's are usually receiving a signal, not broadcasting. A separate surround receiver cannot connect to these speakers. The image you saw in the instructions was more to describe the location to place speakers for optimal enjoyment, not surround sound. Now if you were streaming movies to a TV and the device you were streaming from was bluetooth, like a tablet, then this could send the sound to the rock speakers. Hope this helps!