A:AnswerI don't know. It works with my Bose QEII headphones and a pair of cheap ear buds, which is standard blue tooth. If the hearing aids are on a special frequency they probably won't work. Best thing to do is ask your hearing specialist and the Geek Squad guys.
A:AnswerThe device does not have RCA jacks on it, so I don't think there is any way to make it work. Near as I can tell this device does just the opposite of what you are wanting to do. Check with the folks at the Best Buy store to see if they have any ideas.
A:AnswerI use it on a pioneer sx 1250 from 1976 though the RCA on the pioneer and bluetooth to my phone and it works just fine but that is in the in the receiver not as transmitter but it does have RCA cable with it hope this helps
A:AnswerIf that boselink speaker has a pairing mode (I would assume so) it should. The pairing can be finicky depending on what you are pairing it with.
A:AnswerYes, the device can be used this way. You can transmit to two speakers. However, to avoid latency issues make sure your speakers support aptX™ Low Latency.
A:AnswerYou can as long as you have an optical connection on the TV. I use use optical and tv sound setting so I can connect to my speakers and I can still control the tv's volume at the same time.
