Does it work with Logitech wireless speakers?
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yes, we have two portable Logitech speakers and can even move around into adjacent rooms with the iPhone on the hip and it still transmits the music.
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You need a speaker with a traditional iPod dock. That's the only way the cool stream interacts with the speakers
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The speakers for this are not wireless they are wired. Does not have digital optical input
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Whatever is playing on your computer or tablet or cellphone will come out of the Logitech speaker (as long as it is connected via bluetooth or hardwire). Even the system sounds will come out of the speaker. I particularly use it when I am watching Hulu because for some reason, Hulu is very quiet on my tablet.I highly recommend this speaker for nice, basic, wireless sound.
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I am unfamiliar with this Logitech device. I have the larger one called the Logitech Bluetooth Wireless Speaker. On Amazon it is selling for $84. Logitech Bluetooth Wireless Speaker
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The Bose wave radio/cd player has a LINE OUT RCA outlet so if your wireless speakers uses this connection (or get an adapter) it will work. I suggest to use the built-in speakers as they sound great
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It worked great with my Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse. No problems during setup or use. Hope it helps. Stuart.
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No...not this surround sound system...u want to look for one the the is compatible for wireless
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In theory, it works with any Bluetooth audio device, so yes. However, this speaker is the biggest piece of garbage made, I'd highly recommend virtually any other Bluetooth speaker.
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I guess that would depend on the type of sending device you have for the wireless speakers. The unit has one USB port and two sets of "old fashioned " black / red speaker ports for bare speaker wire. I hope that helps...
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Yes,If you use Windows I would recommend go to Manage audio devices in Control Panel and use Logitech USB headset as Default audio device. Every time you plug in the device,OS recognizes this as the primary audio device and when you remove system automatically sends the output to your speakers.
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Yes. I have a pair of bose speakers and plugged it into this jabra pirce, and played music from my laptop to the speakers. It works great :)
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this unit has bluetooth to receive the audio input signal but the outputs are wired and not wireless. I don't believe that you could use it with wireless speaker.
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You can check with Pyleaudio.com to see if they make a wireless version. Maybe check it out at TigerDirect.com and also here at Amazon.
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It will work with absolutely anything that has a 3.5mm audio port (the green one on your computer). So, yes, it will if your computer speakers and your computer have the audio port.
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There is no reason to think they wouldn't work with those headphones. There is a headphone plug converter to go to a normal stereo mini plug included. There are normal analog rca outputs and coax/optical output that could go to your Logitech speakers using a Y splitter from the analog, if desired. You probably want to hook this up to some nice speakers from a receiver at some point. I use some Logitech's for computer work/surfing from this sound card, and also split the output to a receiver for home audio. The outputs have left/right analog, coax/optical and headphone.
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Should work with this speaker. Speaker has its own amp, plus volume, high and low adjustments. Performance will probably depend on quality of wireless mic.
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As long as your PC detects this as the sound output / input it should work without any problem, I had lot of challenges with this in PC (esp linux) as the dongle was keep disconnecting. You should try its recent versions or get logitech brand.