“I have outdoor speakers that have regular speaker wire into a receiver in the basement . Can i hook this up to the receiver to transmite Bluetooth via iPhone and have it run through speakers ? Also what is the range of this unit ? Thanks”
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Yes, the output is two rca jacks (red/white). Just feed the output into the reciever and select that input you're using on the reciever. Then all you have to do is power it up with the supplied power adaptor and link your phone's bluetooth to it. The range is supposed to be 50ft and I haven't had a weak signal yet anywhere in my place. Having the reciever in the basement make cause an issue with the signal; not sure though.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.yea this device just outputs to AV or auxiliary from receiving bluetooth signal. 30-40 ft
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, this connects to an amplifier/receiver via RCA audio cables. I have gone as far as 30-40 feet away from the receiver/Bluetooth adapter and was still able to hear music as well as skip through songs and adjust volume. I have my amplifier receiver outside in the pool patio and when I was about 30-40 feet away, i was actually inside the house. So that being said, I had a strong signal even through walls.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The range is 10 meters, maybe less depending on the power of the Bluetooth transmitter in your phone. Having the receiver in the basement won't help. Best to try it and see how well it works.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You can use it on pretty much anything with an input. Has rca and 1/8 in headphone style cord outputs you can actually use both at the same time if you want. Just hook it into either an rca in or aux in then pair it to your device. The range varies depending on what's around you. You could always run a long set of rca cables if you needed it to be closer to your phone.
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