A:AnswerYes, but the speakers will not be in sync with one another, the Bluetooth speaker will be lagging behind the wired speakers.Because of this lag, you would not want to try and listen to both at the same time in the same room.
A:AnswerDue to the higher tracking force requirements of the 60 Series turntables, there is not another stylus that is compatible with them at this time.
A:AnswerYou can connect the turntable to a computer by any one of the following methods. Bluetooth (provided you have a Bluetooth enabled computer or through the addition of a Bluetooth audio receiver to the computer), by wire to the analog LINE IN jack on the computers sound card (note that this may require an adapter cable - dual RCA female to 3.5 mm male stereo type). By using a USB audio adapter, such as the Behringer UCA-202 Audio Interface, which permits connection of the turntable to the USB port on a computer. Note that all methods requires the use of an audio recording and editing computer program such as Audacity (available at audacityteam.org)
A:AnswerI found out the hard way that it can not. I returned my Sonos sound bar because of it. But that is a Sonos issue in not wanting to use Bluetooth but rather internet as means of connecting speakers!
A:AnswerYes it will automatically link with ur sound bar if they are both put into Bluetooth mode. I turned off the Bluetooth on my phone to be safe so the sound bar wouldn’t link with my phone instead.
A:AnswerYes, it should be compatible. Make certain that you are at least 30 feet from a wireless router or WiFi range extender when attempting to pair, you may just be experience interference of some kind.
