“Hello, The Sony Receiver STRDH190 has BlueTooth and phono hookups for wire-connected speakers. Since this Walkman has BlueTooth, can I store the music on this Walkman, and play it through the Sony Receiver STRDH190 to my wire-connected speakers? Thanks!”
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You can play it on any device that will receive Bluetooth. Not many receivers do. Some receivers\integrated amps will send to another Bluetooth enabled device but not receive from one as an input. For example, some receivers have Bluetooth mainly in order to connect to powered headphones. The user guide for the STRDH190 will answer this question. Keep in mind that if this is the case with your receiver, you can potentially connect directly to your receiver via the Walkmans earphone audio out. You would need a patch cord to go from the Walkman to an available input on the receiver. Many receivers already have a mini-stereo plug input built in for this purpose, often on the front panel. I use a Rotel integrated amp in my main listening room and an Outlaw Audio receiver in my office, and both have an input for this purpose. I’ve connected my Walkman to both receivers this way, and this may be the approach you’ll need to take. I have not connected my Walkman as a source to a receiver, Sony or other brand, via Bluetooth but have successfully connected to both a powered Sony wireless speaker and wireless headphones. Just follow the appropriate instructions for pairing. Again, your best approach may be a wired connection using the Walkmans audio out.
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