Can I connect wireless speakers? null

Although the system supports Bluetooth to allow connection to alternative music sources (e.g., iPhone), the player/amplifier is only designed for a hardwire speaker connection. Subwoofer “out” is also a physical output channel.

No, unless you buy an external Bluetooth transmitter and plug it into the headphone output. The built-in Bluetooth is only a receiver, so you can listen to music from a phone, tablet or computer. I do not know why you would want to do it, though. The sound quality would be worse than with its own speakers.

“Can I connect wireless speakers?”

Asked by Greg 6 years ago

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Denon - D-M41 Home Theater Mini Amplifier and Bookshelf Speaker Pair - Micro Hi-Fi Stereo System with CD/FM Tuner - Black-Front_Standard

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Although the system supports Bluetooth to allow connection to alternative music sources (e.g., iPhone), the player/amplifier is only designed for a hardwire speaker connection. Subwoofer “out” is also a physical output channel.
Answered by Tomcat14 6 years ago
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No, unless you buy an external Bluetooth transmitter and plug it into the headphone output. The built-in Bluetooth is only a receiver, so you can listen to music from a phone, tablet or computer. I do not know why you would want to do it, though. The sound quality would be worse than with its own speakers.
Answered by TheBostonian 6 years ago
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