“Can I use two transmitters with a receiver? My main stereo system is in my den. I have the transmister set up to this stereo with speakers in my living room set up on the receiver so I can play music from the den wirelessly to the living room. I want to add a transmitter to the t.v. in the living room so that I can play the t.v. audio on the same speakers in the living room that play the music from the den. It appears the receivers have two channels or stations to recieve on. Can they receive input from two different transmitters? If so, are there instructions for how to do that? Thanks!”
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you probably could do this but would more than linkely need to "Re-pair" the Receiver to the transmitter your audio source you were wanting to hear from. and easier way would be to use two transmitters, two receivers and an audio selector A/B Switcher you could they have your two transmitters at their spots (den and Living room) then a receiver as each of the inputs on the A/B selector switch which then feeds your speakers. this would mean you just flip the A/B switch to A for one room and B for the other room. those switches are easy to find at places like Source or Radio Shack
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Each kit comes with a receiver and a sender, and they work independently with each other. That said, it is not designed to use another transmitter
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