Is this receiver compatible with bluetooth wireless speakers?
1238753
No, is not. It is to connect a normal 5.1 speaker system.I´m using it with Klipsch Gallery series speakers and a Infinity Sub-woofer, deliver amaiznig sound, best I ever heard.
1238754
No, because it has Airplay functionality and works very well, but I think thay you can resolve this very easy and very cheaper buying a Belkin F8Z492TTP Bluetooth Music Receiver and you can connect it in one of the input sources that the receiver has, this blutooth music receiver works very well also, I have both and they work great. i hope this helps.
1238755
To tell you the truth, I have had and do not have any experience with Bluetooth speakers. The receiver has plenty of binding posts for hard wired speakers, but I don't know if it will work with Bluetooth.There are USB ports on the receiver, and it might be possible to install a Bluetooth USB dongle in one of the USB ports. If the speakers recognize the dongle, then you are 1/2 way there; but since the receiver is NOT a computer, and there is no way to program it, I have no idea how to load the speaker driver into the receiver from the dongle to get the receiver to recognize "speakers" at the outbound dongle signal. To tell you the truth, I have had and do not have any experience with Bluetooth speakers. The receiver has plenty of binding posts for hard wired speakers, but I don't know if it will work with Bluetooth.There are USB ports on the receiver, and it might be possible to install a Bluetooth USB dongle in one of the USB ports. If the speakers recognize the dongle, then you are 1/2 way there; but since the receiver is NOT a computer, and there is no way to program it, I have no idea how to load the speaker driver into the receiver from the dongle to get the receiver to recognize... » Read More To tell you the truth, I have had and do not have any experience with Bluetooth speakers. The receiver has plenty of binding posts for hard wired speakers, but I don't know if it will work with Bluetooth.There are USB ports on the receiver, and it might be possible to install a Bluetooth USB dongle in one of the USB ports. If the speakers recognize the dongle, then you are 1/2 way there; but since the receiver is NOT a computer, and there is no way to program it, I have no idea how to load the speaker driver into the receiver from the dongle to get the receiver to recognize "speakers" at the outbound dongle signal. « Show Less
584129
I know you can add an additional Audio Unlimited wireless speaker to work off one receiver. But a different type of wireless speaker I'm not sure if you can.
1130772
Depends how the speakers are setup. If they are wired in a series to an amplifier or all are hooked to the amplifier separately and you have this wireless unit supply the sound to the amplifier it should work. Or if not, then you need a unit that comes with multiple wireless receivers, where each receiver is plugged into a speaker(s) such as the other ss630 they offer that comes with one transmitter and two receivers. If you got more the two pairs of speakers then you may need to find another product that has more receivers.
2042285
Yes. If you have RCA type inputs or 3.5mm inputs, the Bluetooth will work just fine.
146427
Only if your receiver is Bluetooth capable/enabled. The speakers themselves have no such capability.
543249
nope, its bluetooth it send signal to your receiver that has speakers attached.
2150345
I think not. The receiver does have Bluetooth, but it is for receiving audio signals from mobile devices, tablets, and Bluetooth equipped computers. Not for sending signals to rear speakers. Usually a system that can do that comes with those rear Bluetooth speakers. In any case, they do not really solve the "wires" problem in a 7.2 surround system, because you still have two Wide speakers spread across the room with wires of their own to trip over. I solved my problem with a floor wire cover from the front of the room to the rear with wires from all 4 speakers (Wide & Rear) getting dispersed under the viewing seats. I think not. The receiver does have Bluetooth, but it is for receiving audio signals from mobile devices, tablets, and Bluetooth equipped computers. Not for sending signals to rear speakers. Usually a system that can do that comes with those rear Bluetooth speakers. In any case, they do not really solve the "wires" problem in a 7.2 surround system, because you still have two Wide speakers spread across the room with wires of their own to trip over. I solved my problem with a floor wire cover from the front of the room to the rear with wires from all 4 speakers (Wide & Rear)... » Read More I think not. The receiver does have Bluetooth, but it is for receiving audio signals from mobile devices, tablets, and Bluetooth equipped computers. Not for sending signals to rear speakers. Usually a system that can do that comes with those rear Bluetooth speakers. In any case, they do not really solve the "wires" problem in a 7.2 surround system, because you still have two Wide speakers spread across the room with wires of their own to trip over. I solved my problem with a floor wire cover from the front of the room to the rear with wires from all 4 speakers (Wide & Rear) getting dispersed under the viewing seats. « Show Less
1198604
I would stay away from this model RD-7405HDR receiver. The sound quality lacked and was not good when compared to Pioneer or Sony receivers. The answer is NO. It does not have WiFi for wireless speakers.
1216605
This unit does not include a wireless receiver. But, I'd think that your old receiver should wire up to this unit. It's a simple two wire hook-up.
316191
Unfortunately Bluetooth will not support bandwidth at this time needed to send a 5.1 signal stream, so your surround sound receiver will not have that special format to decode into 5.1 surround sound.I have been using various Bluetooth receivers with a car surround sound signal processor and there is not support yet for that (it can be done with Android media players but not over bluetooth).
1476146
I use a little Auvio (from Radio Shack) Bluetooth receiver with mine, and it works very well.
853785
Bluetooth is not built into the Onkyo TX-SR313 receiver. However, there is a USB port that could accommodate a USB compatible Bluetooth transmitter.
48606
I am almost certain that you can only use bluetooth as an input to the receiver. I looked in my user manual and it says I can pair up to 6 devices but it says nothing about being able to pair the receiver to bluetooth speakers. Here's a link to the user manual:http://www.onkyousa.com/Products/model.php?m=CS-355(B)&class;=Audiosys&source;=prodClass that you can look at for yourself. We needed a very compact system for our kitchen and this one has been great. Using bluetooth to connect our phone devices works great - although I know that wasn't your question.
499792
No I believe not. The wireless adapter simple allows you to communicate with the receiver, not cross-talk with other peripherals.
1278179
The kicker does not have an integrated bluetooth receiver, however, you can connect a bluetooth dongle such as the one from CERULEAN. good luck!
1735886
As far as I know, no. These are wired speakers. I believe you'll have to add a wireless receiver device to the wires to use them wirelessly. Awesome speakers though. I've had them installed for 7 years with NO problems.
1676343
No the speakers are not wireless. They all have to be plugged into both the receiver and the subwoofer that comes with it.