Is the transmitter compatable with acoustic research aw930 speakers?
1378482
I'm not familiar with those speakers but unless they have their own drivers this will not work. These are for a wireless A/V connection that only transmits line level audio. not enough to drive speakers
1612464
Yes it is compatible . You may need to have it set up with your hearing aids first but it will work with the unit
1969794
As a Bluetooth transmitter it will works with any receiver. The problem I had with it is that it did not work with my computer. It slowed it down to an unusable level due to conflicts with the driver
464036
Joe - You might try going to the mfr's website to see if there's a compatibility chart. I'm thinking there was. The Kenwood unit I chose does not have separate tweeter outputs, so the harness I used didn't provide for them. Many times, the tweeters have their own crossover network attached directly to the tweeter, so connecting them to the standard radio output will still allow them to work. The crossover network will allow only the higher frequency signals to pass into the tweeter. If they do not have dedicated crossover networks, i.e. the network is otherwise provided within the player, then I would not advise connecting them to the standard output. The tweeters could then "see" all frequencies and there associated amplitudes and would likely fail. I hope this helps. Cheers! Steve
1612826
The Bose Speaker Wire Adapter Kit is meant for use only with the Acoustimass and Lifestyle Systems. The 3.2.1GS Series II does not have compatible inputs for this adapter.
33750
I had better luck with a company called amphony. But yes these work with any receiver. You hook the transmitter up using speaker wire to the receiver then you hook two receivers to each back speaker. Each component plugs into an electrical outlet. There are three pieces all hard wired to an electrical outlet, the receiver and back left and back right. I bought this and one speaker recever didnt work at all. I contacted customer service and to this day no one ever contacted me. I bought an amphony system that works the same way and everything works fine.
509327
Works with any Audio Amplifier that has a Audio Input Source. Hope this helps You. Larry Meadows
765044
My assumption is that a Spektrum receiver will only work with Spektrum transmitters. You may want to confirm with your local hobby shop to be sure. Hope this helps.
1308906
Yes, your speakers will work. You will need to adjust the receiver for the lowest impedance load you will be driving and everything will be fine. The settings on this unit are: 4 ohms or greater / 6 ohms or greater, choose 4 ohms or greater and it will compensate for the loads
1721997
Yes. You can purchase an additional set of speakers that will receive the signal from the same transmitter. Those are not available on Amazon however, only through our website www.audiofox.com.
126213
probably you would need 1/8" mono to stereo adapter to have signal on all speakers. Broabably not a proper load for TYT 9000 to see on its speaker output. I would keep the level low on the audio on the TYT so that you don't damage the audio output device.
784441
I used for a sub woofer and should work with speakers, can not see why not.
1606589
I am using it on an older 30 pin on a couple iHome speakers systems and it works well. I have an older generation JBL and Logitech speakers and I could not get it to work.
843111
Don't know. I just use it with my old wireless speakers because the new smart tv didn't have the right kind of output (old headphone jack). It works with them.
1030828
I believe it should.... you should be able to simply connect your chosen transmitter to the speaker. You may have to shut off B/T on all others transmitters, but not sure.
120174
In looking at your question once more, would have to say this device is intended for wireless microphone input to a powered PA, not transmission of audio to speakers. Suggest looking for wireless speaker transmitter devices.
346258
Yes, according to my Owner's Manual for the B3031A, it is one (1) year from the original date of purchase. You might check your speaker's phasing!....Mine had the tweeter's out-of-phase as checked with a digital phase meter. What a HUGE improvement in imaging occurred after I correctly wired them!