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Hama Bluetooth audio transmitter TWIN, for two headphones/receivers
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Question about Hama Bluetooth audio transmitter TWIN, for two headphones/receivers
I have a Panasonic plasma from 2013 that does not yet have Bluetooth. Because the speakers are at the back, it's a pain to constantly balance the volume. We therefore bought a Sennheiser infrared headset, which is especially useful at night. However, when the whole family wants to watch TV, we are at our limit. That's why I have the following idea: When I buy this adapter, I also buy a Bose Sound Link Color (Art.No. 6297155) or something similar with Bluetooth, I have the sound close to the sofa, then plug the headphones into the audio in socket of the adapter, can I then "listen to TV" at night via the headphones if necessary? If not, what other options are there?
I don't know if I have understood the idea correctly.
The Bose Sound Link connects to the TV via a 3.5 jack and transmits via Bluetooth.
However, this Hama Bluetooth is also a transmitter and cannot be used to receive a signal for the infrared headphones. There are other BT adapters for this.
This Hama part can, for example, be connected directly with the 3.5 jack cable to a TV that does not have BT. You can then use it to receive the audio signal on Bluetooth-enabled headphones.
Z. E.g. TV without BT -> 3.5 jack cable -> Hama transmitter -> BT -> headphones with BT
The Bose Sound Link connects to the TV via a 3.5 jack and transmits via Bluetooth.
However, this Hama Bluetooth is also a transmitter and cannot be used to receive a signal for the infrared headphones. There are other BT adapters for this.
This Hama part can, for example, be connected directly with the 3.5 jack cable to a TV that does not have BT. You can then use it to receive the audio signal on Bluetooth-enabled headphones.
Z. E.g. TV without BT -> 3.5 jack cable -> Hama transmitter -> BT -> headphones with BT