Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionHow do I set up the MEE audio Connect Hub?

• A:Answer The Connect Hub has a built-in status display and speaker that provide a simplified, voice-assisted setup process.

Q: QuestionCan I use this with my older TV?

• A:Answer Yes, the MEE audio Connect Hub is compatible with both new and old TVs because it features both analog and digital audio inputs.

Q: QuestionWhat kind of audio connections does the MEE audio Connect Hub have?

• A:Answer The Connect Hub features both analog and digital audio connections for universal compatibility.

Q: QuestionDoes the MEE audio Connect Hub support aptX Low Latency?

• A:Answer Yes, the Connect Hub supports Qualcomm aptX and aptX Low Latency Bluetooth audio codecs.

Q: QuestionWill my Apple AirPods work with the MEE audio-connect?

Asked 6 years ago by Sammbo.

• A:Answer Yes your apple AirPods with work with the audio connect.

  Answered 6 years ago by TheSTANd34

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Q: QuestionWill this work on my Samsung tv? Thanks.

Asked 6 years ago by Samsung.

• A:Answer I use it with my Samsung UHD TV. I connect the optical audio port of the TV to the audio port of the device and it works fine. You do have to go into the audio setup of the TV and choose the digital out vs. the tv speakers.

  Answered 6 years ago by KeithWV

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Q: QuestionWill this pair with my heating aids?

Asked 3 years ago by Johnny.

• A:Answer This depends on the hearing aids - it will pair with hearing aids that support a standard Bluetooth stereo audio connection (known as the A2DP Bluetooth profile), which allows them to be paired with standard Bluetooth audio sources and not just smartphones and tablets. There are some hearing aids that require specialized software, commonly known as "made for iPhone" (MFI) technology. Even though they support Bluetooth, these hearing aids are not compatible because they cannot be paired to Bluetooth audio devices that are not smartphones. There are also some hearing aids that require an additional Bluetooth accessory to pair with a standard Bluetooth audio device. These hearing aids will not work without said Bluetooth accessory. There is a lot of variation between different brands and models of hearing aids, so we always recommend contacting the manufacturer of your hearing aids to see if they can clarify for you whether the specific model you are using can be manually put in Bluetooth pairing mode and connected with a standard A2DP Bluetooth audio device. If the answer is yes, then they can also provide instructions for activating Bluetooth pairing mode on your hearing aids, which you will need to complete the pairing process.

  Answered 3 years ago by MEE audio Support

  
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Q: QuestionCAN THIS PRODUCT BE PAIRED WITH MY OTICON HEARING AIDS? CAN SOUND STILL BE PROJECTED TO ANOTHER PERSON IN ROOM NOT USING HEARING AIDS?

Asked 4 years ago by BUCKO.

• A:Answer I have Bluetooth earbuds (I would assume your hearing aid is Bluetooth) attached so that I can clearly hear the words while my husband is able to listen to the TV normally. To use our sound bar we had to purchase an extra optical cable.

  Answered 4 years ago by MackieVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWill the Mee Bluetooth work with my Sony HDTV? I read where MEE is not friendly with Sony.

Asked 6 years ago by NormJR.

• A:Answer I honestly do not have first hand experience with MEE to Sony, but I would be hard pressed to believe it would not work. I am not sure what your intention is (TV to speaker, or connecting something else?) but Best Buy has a great return policy if it does not work out for you, so always worth trying.

  Answered 6 years ago by KellVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionTried a product like this from Monster brand. Every time we turned the tv off, we had to reconnect our sofa speakers and soundbar system. Does this brand connect automatically reconnect when powering your tv back on?

Asked 2 years ago by NotAsExpected.

• A:Answer No it does not reconnect automatically I have to manually reconnected it every time I turn the TV back on

  Answered 2 years ago by Anonymous

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Q: QuestionDoes the optical pass through support/preserve a surround signal? My idea was to put this device between my TV and surround system. I’d use the device for music but just want to be sure the surround functionality would remain when not using.

Asked 3 years ago by Drew.

• A:Answer This device does pass through a surround signal, but stereo Bluetooth headphones will not support surround sound. Essentially, this means you will have to change the optical audio output format in your TV's sound menu to stereo/PCM when using Bluetooth headphones, and then change it back to Dolby/surround when using your surround system. You will not need to adjust any cables, just the menu setting.

  Answered 3 years ago by MEE audio Support

  
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Q: QuestionI bought this so I can be quiet while the person next to me is sleeping so is there is way to turn off the loud "power on" "power off" "bluetooth connected" just light up don't need to talk.

Asked 5 years ago by Bob.

• A:Answer Yes. Press and hold the Volume button until you hear "Voice prompts off"

  Answered 5 years ago by XanderVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI have a Yamaha receiver (not Bluetooth) and just purchased Bose 700 headphones with Bluetooth. Will this item allow them to work together?

Asked 6 years ago by CCC1.

• A:Answer Yes it should. My flat screen TV is not Bluetooth but it is connected to one of these and it works GREAT with my Bluetooth speaker. Good Luck !!!

  Answered 6 years ago by CoyoteJoeVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWill this unit transmit my TV sound to my bluetooth capable hearing aids? ... And to a second set of earbuds that my wife uses at the same time?

Asked 6 years ago by Ron.

• A:Answer It should. It can connect to 2 Bluetooth devices at the same time.

  Answered 6 years ago by CoyoteJoeVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWill this work on my Samsung LED TV 6400-6500 with an Aftershokz wireless headphones.

Asked 5 years ago by BJ.

• A:Answer Is your plan to plug in analog or optical connection from the Samsung to MEE and then Bluetooth to the headphones? If so, the answer is yes, but there might be a slight delay which could effect audio-video synching.

  Answered 5 years ago by RestockingFeeVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI have a pair of KEF LS50 wireless II, powered, wireless speakers with BT 4.0. can I connect my Turntable to this transmitter via analog RCA and be able to pair with my KEF's?

Asked 3 years ago by TRANSFORM.

• A:Answer Yes, you can do that with this transmitter. If your turntable does not have a built-in preamp, you may have to use an external one, but more often than not you will not need one and it'll just be plug and play.

  Answered 3 years ago by MEE audio Support

  
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Q: QuestionWill this pair with a Sony HTA-3000 soundbar? I like to use this with my Polk audio subwoofer that doesn’t have Bluetooth.

Asked 3 years ago by t0ny103.

• A:Answer Yes, this device will pair with a Bluetooth-compatible soundbar such as the Sony HT-A3000. However, what the Bluetooth function on soundbars is designed to do is allow you to stream audio from your TV to your soundbar wirelessly over Bluetooth, which is the function that this device will enable. The Bluetooth on soundbars is not designed for a wireless subwoofer function - that function is locked to the branded wireless subwoofer that is recommended for this soundbar (in this case the Sony SW3, SW5, or any other Sony wireless subwoofer(s) that are designed for the A3000 soundbar).

  Answered 3 years ago by MEE audio Support

  
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Q: QuestionDoes this unit amplifiy signal from TV, specifically from optical output? We have to use an inline amplifier to use wired headphones currently.

Asked 3 years ago by Amplification.

• A:Answer You do not need an amplifier of any sort to use this device with the optical output - the wireless Bluetooth headphones you use with it will act as an amplifier.

  Answered 3 years ago by MEE audio Support

  
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Q: Questioni'm wanting to have up to 5 blutooth devices used at same time. do you have a product that does this?

Asked 4 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Because of the way in which Bluetooth works, 5 simultaneous connections from one transmitter device are not possible. However, you can daisy chain 3 of these Connect Hub transmitters (or 2 Connect Hub transmitter and 1 regular Connect transmitter), and pair each one with 2 Bluetooth headphones/speakers for a total of 6 simultaneous connections. Alternatively, you can get a 6-pack of old-style wireless RF headphones with one transmitter, such as those used by schools (for example the HamiltonBuhl brand). You may have to buy some additional equipment in order to connect them to your TV if you choose to go this route.

  Answered 4 years ago by MEE audio Support

  
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