“Can I connect this to a std RCA speaker output jack on a receiver to transmit to a bluetooth wireless speaker such as a JBL Flip 4 or similar powered speaker to afford remote listening to a older receiver that's not equipped with bluetooth?”
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I assume you are referring to the standard pair of "RCA" connectors on your receiver, usually red and either white or black. Yes, you can connect these to the similar connections on the Aluratek, and set it to the "transmit" mode. Once the Bluetooth connection to your JBL is established, it should work fine.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes you can, the 2 RCA plugs on the ALTRAK device are hooked up to your receiver output, and your old stereo becomes a Bluetooth broadcast.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This unit is more designed for line out from your receiver. I do not believe that it could handle the wattage from a true speaker output. Second issue would be volume control on the speaker itself. Does the speaker have it own volume control? If it does you could look for a monitor out on your receiver and hock the unit there. The manual that come with the unit is very bad with no true specs. Hope this help with your ? Myself I would not buy this unit again.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I bought this as a gift for my son in law. I am quite sure he used RCA to RCA and hooked it up to his regular stereo system. He used a bluetooth speaker, and it transmitted through the wall to the speaker, about 30' away. He said it works great. Speaker needs to have it's own power. and amplification.
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