A:AnswerYes. You do not need an amplifier or anything else. I bought the record player and a single Bluetooth speaker and did not need anything else. It sounds great too..
A:AnswerThat would depend on how many audio INPUTS are on the speaker. If the speaker does not have multiple inputs, you would have to unplug the turntable from it and plug the other device into the same input the turntable was connected to. This applies to powered type speakers only, and these typically have audio inputs for one or two devices. The number of inputs and the type of the input jack(s) varies by speaker model. If you have passive type speakers (speakers that have to be connected to a stereo amplifier or receiver to work), most amplifiers and receivers have multiple inputs.
A:AnswerI don’t believe it will via Bluetooth as that’s not usually something that can happen, but I bought 2 of the “Boom3” speakers and they pair with themselves so once the turntable connects to one, they pair wirelessly and it ends up playing through both! Just an option!
A:AnswerYou would be better off by using the RCA cables directly to the input of your receiver.
This way you would benefit more from your Yamaha's capabilities.
A:AnswerAt this time we believe only the SONOS Move and 2nd Generation Play One model speakers feature Bluetooth.Please verify that the SONOS model speaker you are considering features Bluetooth, until very recently they have been Wi-Fi only.
A:AnswerYou do not need a separate preamp, one is built into the turntable. Just set the preamp selector switch located on the rear of the turntable to the LINE position to turn the preamp on, and connect the turntable to a set of the RCA Audio In jacks on the Pioneer Receiver.
A:AnswerMake sure that the computer or the device has the bluetooth paired to the bluetooth on the Audio- Techinc Stereo.
Once you have it paired, make sure nothing else using bluetooth is blocking the signal.
Make sure the blue light on the Record player for the bluetooth is on. That means the bluetooth is connected.
A:AnswerPress and hold the Bluetooth button on the turntable to make it discoverable, it should blink blue. Enable your Bluetooth device/speakers to be discovered. This needs to be done quickly or you’ll have to press and hold the BT button on the turntable again to make it discoverable again. This should do the trick in connecting the two devices. A beep will indicate the connection.
A:AnswerYes it can. The turntable may be connected to the PHONO input on your receiver using the 3.5mm stereo to dual RCA male plugs cable that is provided.
