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.
A:AnswerI could not figure it out, either. I tried plugging it into the jack in the back of the TV, and it did not work.
But, I have not given up. My next effort will be to get a plug adapter and run it thru my amplifier jack on my stereo. Time will tell!
My TV is a 2010 Panasonic 65" model. My surround sound amplifier is a Pioneer Elite THX model VSX07 AC3/THX from about 1999, and MK speakers.
It is a great system, but, the wife thinks I play it too loud, so I am hoping to get the BLUETOOTH device working. My fingers are crossed!
