A:AnswerAs long as a device has a headset/headphone/auxiliary output jack, you can transmit it's audio via Bluetooth (the age of the device is irrelevant). If you have a radio from the 60's with an old fashioned 1/4 inch or 6.35mm headphone jack, you can merely buy an adapter for a couple of bucks (3.5mm female to 6.35mm male) and it'll work just fine.
Just make sure that the jack on the device is "OUTPUT", not "INPUT" (I have a small radio with an auxiliary input jack only. I cannot stream Bluetooth from this device because there's no output connection).
A:AnswerSome of our customers have had success pairing with hearing aids. However, we cannot tell you 100% that it will work with your particular model.
A:AnswerYes you can. The Bluetooth needs to be connected to the TV. Then your surround sound system should have a remote. For mine has a window on it that displays what the system is connected with.
A:AnswerI would recommend the Aluratek Transmitter/receiver. Pairs easily, easy on the budget and most importantly, it doesn’t limit outgoing volume. A lot of these products limit volume, but don’t indicate that anywhere. Give it a try. I am sure you will be happy with the results. Happy Listening!!!!
A:AnswerI have an issue where I frequently have to "repair" this device to the headphones that I want to listen with. I will probably call the manufacturer about his sometime soon.
