when the speaker is wired to the television, can it also pick up bluetooth signal separately?
385140
Yes, works great. I have it setup with the Hopper via bluetooth and optical from TV. You can select the source using the small remote.
385141
Yes. You set the function with the remote, although it can probably be done on the unit itself as well. I love this thing. Bought one for our cabin, and liked it so much we bought a second for a TV at home. For the ease of setup, relative economy, and small footprint, I think it's a good choice.
385142
Hi,Yes, the speaker can select between the Bluetooth input source and the RCA input source so that even though it's connected to the TV (or other RCA input source) you can still choose to switch over to a Bluetooth source. You can make this selection via the front of the speaker or using the remote.
385143
Yes, but you will need to switch your source to bluetooth to receive and transmit the bluetooth signal.
385144
There is a switch on the remote and the speaker to toggle between the TV and your Bluetooth device. No problem.
385145
Yes it can. You can switch between different media sources on the remote or the unit itself. Very pleased with this item.
1036159
It can be connected directly to the audio output of your TV. I use it to connect to a bluetooth headset. So yes it should work with bluetooth speakers also. But I was not able to get it to connect to my laptop, android or ipad devices. Do be aware there will be about a half-second or so audio delay (lag) between the TV's actual audio and the speakers. If you don't try to lip-read you will soon not pay much attention to the delay.
1783297
No, this will not help a weak Bluetooth signal, you need to get a different Bluetooth device.
1872691
Hello Mack, Thank you for your inquiry. The HiDEF Wireless Bluetooth TV Sound Bar Speaker System comes with RCA inputs and a 3.5mm audio cable input. If your TV has either of these connections as an audio out connection it will be compatible (if your TV has a audio out connection that is different from a 3.5mm Auxiliary cable or RCA, a converter may be required). Sincerely, Accessory Genie Customer Service
2075024
This device can be used to play from a Bluetooth audio device to a wired (RCA input) powered speaker not the reverse (wired device to Bluetooth).
1320357
It works the other way around, it used Bluetooth to receive signal from broadcasting device, receiving device like headphones or stereo receiver needs to be connected locally.
1109311
Assuming you intend to use it to play MUSIC from a bluetooth device through your TV speakers, then yes.
65010
If you are streaming to a Tv then it is the TV that needs to support Bluetooth .
284730
I should have added that I bought an optical splitter for my tv in conjunction with a Bluetooth transmitter, one optical went to a sound bar and the other to the transmitter, thus TV/sound bar sound is independent of Bluetooth which transmits to my Bluetooth headphones, you could do something along that line as well.
1179965
Yes..and used an optical cable, however you can also use coaxial. I like the blue tooth..don't like the fact that you need the separate remote .
1856354
Yes you can. There's a "by-pass" audio option that allows the signal - including audio to go from the source (cable box/dish box), through the receiver, and to your TV (using HDMI cables). This works very well for me when I don't need the surround system on.
2264043
It can if the wireless device you are using has and Audio input or Audio output Because I use a wireless mic with the speaker.
2137645
There are power wires for both the speaker and the transmitter. The transmitter also has a wire connected to the tv speaker output jack. So as long as you have an outlet near both devices you should be good
961698
Yes. You have the TV speakers controlled by the remote and wireless box has its own speakers which are controlled separately.
1664530
You need a receiver/amplifier, then wire connection from receiver to the speaker. TV will connect to receiver input.
2114725
Yes you can. You can also play it wired when bluetooth is connected to something else that's not in use (I haven't tried sending sound from both).
484646
No, but perhaps you could find a bluetooth audio receiver and an auxiliary splitter to run wires to both devices!