A:AnswerIt works great with my Roku Tv. You can control the sound separately on both the tv and the headphones, depending on if I want to hear it on just the headphones or also on the tv.
A:AnswerYes, it should. If your AM/FM radio has an ear phone jack, where you normally plug in earbuds or headphones with a small plug. The "sound" is what it is broadcasting via the bluetooth transmitter. It should not matter whether is it AM or FM.
A:AnswerIt works fine with any bluetooth device that searches automatically when turned on...no user interface required. That's how my LG ear buds work.
A:AnswerThe only inlet on this unit is to plug the charging cord into (usb male to mini cord included for charging) . You would need to have a male to female adapter.
A:AnswerThis transmitter connects up to any device (home stereo receiver , TV , MP3 player computer) with RCA out. It has a RCA cable in the box. Or Connect to any audio device
with a AUX OUT (3.5 mm du port ). Then you can pair it up with blue tooth speakers , blue tooth headphones blue tooth ear buds. I don't Know about your receiver
I see what your trying to do it sounds like it may work. here is a phone # you can call before you try it.
Toll free !-866-580-1978
E-mail support@aluratek,com/helpdesk
A:AnswerSteelerfaninkc,
Although I have not tried this yet in a guitar amp, I assume it would as long as it is a 3.5 mm AUX OUT jack. Interesting application though...didn't think of that. I will say that the store clerk that helped me choose this at BBuy did warn me that there can be a slight delay from a video sound output like a TV / DVD-Bluray player to your bluetooth headset where the video characters' mouth is slightly ahead of the words. I did experience that a couple times on different devices but didn't bother me too much...however, in your "audio only" application it wouldn't apply. Some of this issue may depend upon the type of audio output device one plugs it into or distance away from transmitter that you happen to be at on bluetooth But definitely was advice that I appreciated knowing ahead of time...but for the $30 or so cost, I didn't expect it to be a high-tech experience.
I use a Bose QuietComfort 35 bluetooth headset for your info. Battery charge on unit might last a few hours of video per my experience...not sure the "10 hours" on the back of box packaging is factual. They recommend charging for at least 3 full hours before using...mine took only an hour or so until the "red charge light" went off so maybe it needed more.
Packaging support call in number is 1-866-580-1978 (Irvine, CA) or email: [email protected] if you have any further technical questions.
Hope this helped.
A:AnswerI think thats beyond the range but for the price I'd get one and try it worst case i could return it if it didn't work and i couldn't find another use for it.