Has it been used as a weak voice amplifier and, if so, with a bluetooth transmitter?
1724694
We use this specifically to help with my Mother's poor hearing...no blue tooth.
1724695
It is not intended to be used as a voie amplifier, and it does not have bluetooth. there are products out there that are intended to amplify a weak voice. One such is the Chattervox. I have heard good reviews about this voice amplifier
1724696
no we did not. All I know is? It was the best investment. I suggest you buy it and if it does not work return it.* I would love to work for this company....EVERY nursing facility should own one for every floor. It breaks my heart seeing seniors live in silence when something can be done to help them.Good luck Ronald and I hope it works out well for you~
1450559
The voice quality was fine, but it's just not practical. The Bluetooth has a very limited range, so you end up losing connections if you go too far from the base station. See my full review here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R2O4VJD5X65LEB/ref=cm_cr_pr_cmt?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B002JH1C5Y#wasThisHelpful
1013471
I'm not sure what you mean by Bluetooth transmitter, but I think the answer is yes. I use my phone as a transmitter to send audio via Bluetooth to my speakers attahed to this.
2082884
Yes. I used it to send audio from my Toshiba laptop (no built-in Bluetooth) to a JBL Charge BT speaker. Remember to put speaker in pairing mode.
1145405
No. And I bought a Bluetooth with an aux capable thinking that might work but it does not.
2181902
Not without an adapter and even then the voice quality was very low from everyone I spoke with using this. I could hear them fine, but everyone said I sounded very hollow and distant. I don't reccomend for use with an iPhone
349394
Yes. The headphone jack can be used to attach to a Bluetooth transmitter. In this way it will wirelessly connect to a Bluetooth headset.
779623
I own this device and it really only works as a Bluetooth receiver, not a transmitter. I use it a lot to play my music from my iPhone.
1023043
There is no built in bluetooth or ip ability. It's just a straight up power amplifier with one input, stereo output. I also believe (from memory) that the specs are at 4ohm, so wattage is less with 8ohm speakers.
1731524
I have the same problem which is one of the big reasons it got a low review from me and probably why it was included for free with the Bluetooth bundle I bought -(especially considering it isn't a Bluetooth device at all!). I wouldn't expect anything else from it - ours sits in a drawer waiting for the day we need to have less volume coming from our iPhone.
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I think it's an alternative. I got the Speaker for a husband who hates headphones. The transmitter appears to have a place to charge headsets, but since we don't want headsets, this function is not relevant for us. My husband keeps the speaker close to the sofa where he sits. That allows the rest of us in the adjoining living room hear ourselves think, talk to each other, read, etc., without the TV blaring in our ears!
1264844
It works if your just using it to listen to your music.....BUT as a Bluetooth the sound quality isn't very good.....a lot of static can be heard....
1783298
If what you mean is that the line level is too low for the bluetooth transmitter then yes, this would fix that. It's possible that the line level out from your receiver is much lower than what the bluetooth transmitter requires. This will not make your Bluetooth transmit transmit further as some other answers seemed interpret was your question.You might also see if the line level can be configured in your receiver. You might be able to switch it to a hotter signal.
734754
Yes, it will transmit voice as well as any good sound source. Keep in mind however that the range is very limited and may not meet your needs. For same room or next room applications it works great!
697825
I think there's a good chance that it would provided the Miccuss rtx was the transmitter. The reason I think so is that an amplifier like this really doesn't care what sort of information is encoded onto the radio signal, only its frequency, and Bluetooth operates on the same 2.4Ghz frequency band as wifi.BTW, Bluetooth is not Wi-Fi and has nothing to do with it. It predates wifi (1993 Vs. 1997) and was intended to create a "personal area network" to replace cables. Nor was it invented by IBM. Ericsson is the original designer.
237092
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.
1783297
No, this will not help a weak Bluetooth signal, you need to get a different Bluetooth device.