When hooked up to the AV Receiver, does it play with bluetooth speakers and wired at the same time? Trying to add the wireless
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The two previous answers are correct, just wanted to add that if there is a microwave oven near by, it will interfere with the Nolan TRXPlus. Also found that the volume depends on the AV or TV.
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Yes it worked with a Bluetooth speaker and the internal speaker of the TV still worked. Slight sound delay so a little annoying.
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It depends on your AV receiver and TV setting. You can select either one audio source to ON or both on.
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Short answer, no. That would depend on the output of the AV receiver, on what speakers are selected for audio to play through.. The TRX will accept a signal from a Bluetooth device, send it to the AV receiver and from there you'd select what speakers to play audio through. A set of Bluetooth speakers not connected to the AV receiver might have to be selected separately from the TRX though. The device, like your Iphone for example, might only send its Bluetooth signal to one place, either the Bluetooth speakers of the TRX Bluetooth receiver. I know when I watch youtube on my Apple TV, the Iphone will give me a choice of either the Apple TV or the TRX, one or the other, not both. Short answer, no. That would depend on the output of the AV receiver, on what speakers are selected for audio to play through.. The TRX will accept a signal from a Bluetooth device, send it to the AV receiver and from there you'd select what speakers to play audio through. A set of Bluetooth speakers not connected to the AV receiver might have to be selected separately from the TRX though. The device, like your Iphone for example, might only send its Bluetooth signal to one place, either the Bluetooth speakers of the TRX Bluetooth receiver. I know when I watch youtube on my Apple TV, the... » Read More Short answer, no. That would depend on the output of the AV receiver, on what speakers are selected for audio to play through.. The TRX will accept a signal from a Bluetooth device, send it to the AV receiver and from there you'd select what speakers to play audio through. A set of Bluetooth speakers not connected to the AV receiver might have to be selected separately from the TRX though. The device, like your Iphone for example, might only send its Bluetooth signal to one place, either the Bluetooth speakers of the TRX Bluetooth receiver. I know when I watch youtube on my Apple TV, the Iphone will give me a choice of either the Apple TV or the TRX, one or the other, not both. « Show Less
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nope. its wired with av component. and it may or may not even come with a power supply. Mine didnt. Im sure u could purchase a wireless transmitter to work with it, though
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This does not have wireless/Bluetooth features. There Mayans a component that allows for that but you will have to research. As I believe Bose does make a separate Bluetooth receiver but it's not the same thing as the speakers being Bluetooth themselves. Hope this helps.
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NO the unit does not stream wirelessly, and so it is a misnomer to say it has airplay. You have to have a wired internet cable connected to your network in order to be able to stream music. A regretful purchase. I tried to hook up an older airport, but the version of airport I had did not support having it function as a bridge with ethernet cable to the Harmon Kardon, so I had to go through the hassle of installing an ethernet cable.
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If it is in wired mode the av audio cable needs to be pluged into the reciever in the sub wolfer port and the selector switch in aux. It will only work wireless with an insugnia reciever that will take an rocketboost card.
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The speakers do need to be connected to the system using the cords. Wireless means you can listen to music on an ipad or phone through your bluetooth connection without using wires to connect the device to the system.
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No. And it's actually possible to play something through Bluetooth AND through the wired jack. I have accidentally had music playing from my phone (connected with Bluetooth) and also through my laptop at the same time.
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The speakers aren't exactly wireless. They're wired to an amplifier. Those are the two small speakers (surround). They are not however wired directly to the receiver. The two tall speakers (front speakers) are the ones that come with stands. Easy to hookup and wire to the receiver. I've had mine since late November and absolutely love it.
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There's a wired sub out for this soundbar. If you have a wireless one already, you'd need an adaptor.
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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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Yeah, I don't get how it's wireless unless each component connects with Bluetooth. Are there any real, wireless, stereo speakers?
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Only the sub woofer is wireless. The sound bar has several options for different types of inputs. I use the Aux and HDMI.
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The speakers are wired. Wireless refers to the bluetooth feature that allows you to play music from your smartphone or other wireless device.
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Yes, they have to be connected via a cable that comes with the speakers and no they are not wireless with each other, just as the previous posted answers to your questions said. Hope this helps out.
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In my opinion, there is no such thing. Wireless speakers just don't have the sound quality/clarity of wired speakers. Also, the term "wireless" is misleading. Most wireless systems simply mean that there are no wires from the receiver to the rear speakers. Most of the time, those rear speakers are still connected to a wireless receiver in the back of the room by, you guessed it, wires. The reason is that speakers need to be powered somehow. There are a few options that will give you true wireless speakers, but they require batteries, and the speakers drain the batteries fairly quickly. Unless you have no way of running wires, I suggest getting a wired system or a good quality soundbar.
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The Acoustimass 6 is not wireless. The speakers are connected via cables to the bass module, and the bass module is wired to a receiver or amplifier.
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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.