Bluetooth Stereo Speakers

http://www.buy.com/prod/bluetooth-stereo -speaker-a2dp-compatible/q/loc/111/20471 5123.html

Do you think this bluetooth speaker will work with my Motorola Q. So, if my cellphone has bluetooth, it should work with this speaker, right?

The Q is A2DP compatible which means you should be able to pair it up to Bluetooth stereo speakers.

2008-03-11 20:26:21 by ▐▀▀▼▀▀▌ ►Accutane◄ ▐▄▄▲▄▄▌

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So I went to connect my iPhone to my bluetooth stereo to play through the car speakers, but everytime I try and play the song, it will come out through the phone speakers. Is there a way to do this? It works with an AUX cord, but I don't want a cord running along my dash

You can buy this, which plugs into the bottom of the phone (where the charging cable connects):

http://www.nextag.com/SONY-TMR-BT8iP-Blu etooth-573421276/prices-html?nxtg=906a0a 1c052e-7AFC5F31F19FBBA3

If you don't have a bluetooth receiver in your car to sync it to, you will need one of those as well.

2008-09-22 09:47:59 by tRY to BPM

Price: $79.99

With enough juice to last and play up to 25 hours of non-stop music from four AA batteries, bring it along for all your parties.
The speaker system allows for a wired connection via its AUX-in port for other portable devices, like MP3 players, even while it works seamlessly with wireless Bluetooth devices.
From a range of up to 10 meters from the speakers, wirelessly stream music from any Bluetooth-enabled device such as your mobile phone, notebook, iPhone or iPad.
D100 is compatible with iPhone 4, iPod Touch 4G, iPad, Droid (with latest operating platform) and other bluetooth devices
With music pouring out of its two powerful 3-inch drivers, be sure to grace your party with the latest hits and dance away.

We want to mount a wireless speaker (mono okay) on a shoulder strap to receive voice commands from a GPS program on a laptop. We have found a miniature pair of amplified stereo speakers (1"x1"x2.5") intended to plug into an iPod like device and are temporarily using them with a cable. Would like a speaker only (no mike needed) Bluetooth or Bluetooth with audio jack. Goal is to make enough volume to hear GPS over traffic while walking but not so heavy as to drag off shoulder. Earphones are NOT an option - blind person must hear environmental audio cues.
I trudged back and forth through Fry's on the advice of several departments that demonstrated a complete lack of small speakers and of how Bluetooth functions. Radio Shack is better for small speakers and no trudging.
Person has no glasses and I don't want to engineer (and build) a solution - I want a little box.

Try Fry's Electronics. Suggestion - could this person be wearing glasses maybe by implementing earphone/speaker in the bow that could help - just a thought.
You might need to contact a manufacturer of hearing aides as they make such small elect. devices.Either should be a good bet.

2007-07-25 14:57:44 by mike1942f

Price: $39.99

Bluetooth connectivity: Stream your audio entertainment instantly from any Bluetooth smartphone
Easy setup: Simply pair your Bluetooth smartphone or tablet to the adapter and you're ready to hear great music
Listen to movies, music and games through your good speakers?from your iPhone, iPad, Android phone, tablet or almost any other Bluetooth device
Plug the adapter into any A/V receiver or bookshelf system using standard RCA or 3.5 mm jacks
Better sound without wires: Listen to movies, music and games through your good speakers from your iPhone, iPad.

Information required about using a simple or cheap converter to convert analog audio signals to stereo bluetooth signals.
Secondly why can't Midi and wave files be used for A2DP bluetooth profiles?

not possbile to do it cheap. bluetooth module is costlier. A2DP is not capable of decoding Midi file formats

2009-05-18 06:12:58 by radium_2005

I'm using a Mac that has bluetooth and connecting it up to my speakers using a cable is becoming a pain. My speakers have 3.5mm socket on the back, will anything like this help me?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Jabra-A120s-Blue tooth-Stereo-Adaptor/dp/B000KVWNR2/ref=p d_sbs_ce_3

That will probably do the trick........ You might end up messing with the Blue Tooth more than the speaker wire though.......

2008-07-23 10:51:07 by Arctic-Monkey93