Logitech Bluetooth Audio Adapter - Make speakers wireless!!

[@USCtrojanFootball1]

Finally good instructions on this device. I'm going to get one now. Thank you.

[@RedAntGraphics]

Thanks for your valuable feedback😊

[@supah_sonic9979]

I have tower Athena speakers. To go wireless I need adaptors for each towers correct? Pairing them in Bluetooth is possible? Apple iPhone I believe can only connect to one Bluetooth not two or more all at the same time

[@RedAntGraphics]

Nope, dual pairing will not be possible to make a stereo setup work. What’s the full model number of your speaker or tower speakers??

[@thomas.ntiveris]

Hey can I connect to logitech x 230 they have 3mm Jack and it is 2.1 the don't have rca. Can I connect it only with 3mm Jack?

[@Veedubayou]

That’s exactly what I have .. and wondering g the same thing … hopefully we can go direct into the Bluetooth system with the 3mm out from the box .. but he doesn’t reply

[@andykoops3213]

Misleading as the first "speaker" @3:41 was an amplifier of a 2.1 speaker system. The second "speaker" was probably a pair of powered stereo wired pc speakers with the 3.5 jack

[@jayaramreddy1545]

How is the quality of sound. Because I have bought one different product which gives no clear sound.

[@prasannakumarkatamreddy5339]

Is set for home theatre 5.1

[@RedAntGraphics]

Yes, it can be used with Home Theatre 5.1 setup if there is just one input.

[@jericlee1509]

multiple speakers?

[@syednasirhaider286]

Hi... thanks for the input...just wanted to check I have a Bose speakers but it has only one aux in...will this device work there...

[@RedAntGraphics]

It should work but try to find the right kind of AUX cable for the setup which fits your speaker as well as the Bluetooth adapter.

[@nancythompson3282]

Hi Red are you still here? I have a small bluetooth speaker with 3.5 output. Can I use this as output device for Logitech computer speakers with AC powered subwoofer? I can keep the bluetooth speaker powered up by having charger connected.

[@sil-ly4yj]

Hi thanks for this video!. I don’t understand how can this be used to connect more than one speaker? I mean: to connect each speaker individually without wires running around and then they all get the bluetooth signal from a phone/ other sender. Can you do that? Thanks!

[@gpskl4]

Does it controls volume..?

[@MultiDam23]

Is there any delay of sound? I mean if you wacht a video is the sound and video synced?

[@RedAntGraphics]

Yup, latency is there but it’s negligible. You will not notice it while watching videos and connected to a speaker via this adapter. Go for it, if that’s the only issue obstructing you from getting one.

[@himanshusojitra1]

Are the speakers need to be compatible bluetooth to recieve signals from blutooth adaptor?

[@VARocketry]

Sunil - it looked like you plugged the BT module into the AUX INPUT of a complete stereo system. I'd like to know if it would work another way. I have a new BT capable TV which I'd like to use as a source to remotely located speakers -- using this device to insert signal directly into JBL speakers out on the porch. There is a power source on the porch for the BT module. Is there any reason why it will not work this way?

[@RedAntGraphics]

Thanks for the comment 😊. In response to the aforementioned question, if your TV is capable to pair with the Bluetooth Audio Adapter and your speaker is able to make an eligible wired connection with the same Bluetooth Audio Adapter then there is nothing to stop you make it work.

[@bnewson33]

Will this work on the first mini rig speakers, that are non Bluetooth?

[@艳铃吴]

Hi, It’s works for Mackie Thump 12a speaker?

[@rajdattasawant7730]

Whether it gives 5.1 stereo surround experience or mono. Please explain about sound quality as I have creative 5.1 speakers (5 speakers and 1 woofer) wanna connect to MI TV

[@RedAntGraphics]

It gives stereo output and further setup depends on your device whether it’s a 2.1 or 5.1. As far as audio quality is concerned, no wireless technology can outperform quality of wired connections but that’s something which is matter of concern for audiophiles. Normal listeners can’t distinguish between the two. Hence, don’t worry about quality as it will not disappoint you. Little bit latency might be there considering the TV to speaker connection in your case. Good luck 👍

[@jasbir3183]

I have a wired bose companion 20 speakers and has 3.5 audio out cable .. it does not have any other port .. and has it own power connection ..pls guide any other product if available ?

[@RedAntGraphics]

This speaker has an Audio-In port on the back which can be used to connect Logitech Audio Adapter. Apart from that, this speaker has a Control Pod which has an input jack too. This can also be utilized for connecting Bluetooth adapter.

[@jasbir3183]

Red Ant Graphics .. thanks.. Logitech needs power supply ..is there any adaptor without power supply as this Bose speakers are already self powered, I donot want to add another power adaptor on my tv unit.pls suggest .. thanks

[@RedAntGraphics]

I barely know any Bluetooth Adapter that doesn’t require separate power supply. Such adapters process good chunk of data every second while active, hence they need ample power to do so as well as to provide the necessary wireless connectivity. I would suggest to just arrange an extra power socket which will make this pair of speakers even better. Hope this helps😊

[@jasbir3183]

Red Ant Graphics thanks . Just last one ask .. so basis ur inputs on this chat , can I remove the control pad and connect Logitech adaptor directly to audio in port on the back of the speaker ? Will it work or have to keep both on the table .. basically the control pad and the Logitech adaptor

[@RedAntGraphics]

Yes, if you don’t want to use Control Pad anymore. Adapter should work directly with the Audio-In port on the back, however, Control Pad also have an Audio-In jack that can be used to connect the adapter. In a nut shell, try the adapter in both the possible ways. If it works on both the ports, it’s up to you to keep or remove the Control Pad. If it only works with Control Pad jack then you have to accept the cluttering of Control Pad and adapter both on your desk to get the extra feature.

[@vijeshwarasuccessmantra-solan]

One more fantastic review Nice presentation n superb direction by Anil bhai

[@RedAntGraphics]

Thanks a lot for the feedback.

[@paula-devi]

Please explain me if I can use this on my LOGITECH X-540. They are 10 year old but vey good speakers. I bought a new laptop, get rid of the pc and I really want to keep this speakers. Thank you!

[@sabharwalak]

For two wired type stereo speakers powered by a Hi/Fi receiver/amplifier would each of the speakers require a separate adapter? Shall the conversion from wired to bluetooth give same stereo performance as the wired ones?

[@RedAntGraphics]

I haven’t tried this combination yet, however, it could be possible using just one adapter. In order to give it a try one speaker can be attached via 3.5 to RCA cable and another one via RCA to whatever option is available on the second speaker. You might need to arrange suitable cables to try this combination. As I said, it may work or may not work because I have never tried it. Anyways, give it a shot and do let me know whether it works or not 🤓 To answer your second question, wireless connection can’t outperform wired connection in terms of quality, however, differences are contracting with every new version of Bluetooth.

[@itscaylee9907]

What if your speakers do not have RCA inputs or 3.5 mm inputs? What if they have Red (positive) and Black (negative ) connections? How do you make those work?

[@RedAntGraphics]

I would recommend to try an appropriate connector for the situation. I have attached a link below for one of the potentially useful connectors, however, I have never tried the same. Connector URL - amzn.to/2YlpWug

[@chowdhury099]

Is that working in Logitech Z906 home theatre, because there is no option of Bluetooth connectivity

[@RedAntGraphics]

Yup, it is useful only for the sound systems which are not equipped with Bluetooth already. Logitech Z906 is compatible with this Bluetooth adapter.

[@laurasegel2723]

Hi Sunil, thanks, good video. You only show connection from the Bluetooth device to one speaker. But I have two speakers (stereo). Do I need to get two Bluetooth devices, one for each speaker? How do I get my 2 speakers to play stereo like the good old days?

[@RedAntGraphics]

Thanks Laura 😊!! I haven’t tried this combination yet, however, it could be possible using just one adapter. In order to give it a try one speaker can be attached via 3.5 to RCA cable and another one via RCA to whatever option is available on the second speaker. You might need to arrange suitable cables to try this combination. As I said, it may work or may not work because I have never tried it. Anyways, give it a shot and do let me know whether it works or not 🤓

[@pavelbq2528]

how many devices can connect at once?

[@RedAntGraphics]

You can connect upto 2 devices simultaneously, however, music will be played using only one of them. You need to pause music on device one in order to play through device two.

[@brandobandido4787]

@Red Ant Graphics can you connect this to a TV and two Bluetooth speaker and play it at the same time?

[@RedAntGraphics]

Nope, it is not possible to play from 2 devices simultaneously. Adapter will remain connected to 2 devices at a time and will play from one device at a time.

[@scoopdecoop]

My speakers don’t have plug holes in the back they’re older

[@ambikapundir668]

Perfect dear ! Excellent direction by Mr Anil chauhan 👌👌👌

[@RedAntGraphics]

Thanks a lot for appreciation.

[@p0zy_uwu]

Hello, i have small question, can i use this adapter for my pc to use my BT5.0 headphone on Desktop pc?

[@RedAntGraphics]

Probably not, because it is designed to work as a music receiver from other sources rather than a music transmitter for other devices.

[@p0zy_uwu]

@@RedAntGraphics Ok thx for answer! :D

[@Funny_hubb_92]

kishaton me mile ga kya bhai

[@RedAntGraphics]

Sure bro!!

[@mokhaz9372]

Thanks for the video, very clear and easy to understand. I have two speaker that I would like to connect to one Logitech. How would we do that?

[@RedAntGraphics]

I haven’t tried this combination yet, however, it could be possible using just one adapter. In order to give it a try one speaker can be attached via 3.5 to RCA cable and another one via RCA to whatever option is available on the second speaker. You might need to arrange suitable cables to try this combination. As I said, it may work or may not work because I have never tried it. Anyways, give it a shot and do let me know whether it works or not 🤓 Good luck 👍

[@aleksandrsbednarskis8207]

Hi I am not Pro in audio but is it will be any difference in Sound quality if you use RCA to RCA cable for that ?

[@RedAntGraphics]

Nope, I guess because the wireless component will still be in the existence. Use of RCA to RCA or 3.5 mm to RCA would not make any difference in the audio quality.

[@dmitriabbott3415]

Can u control the volume from your phone ?

[@RedAntGraphics]

Yes, volume can be controlled by using volume rockers on your phone.

[@Dadadyan]

What is the name of that product?

[@RedAntGraphics]

Logitech Bluetooth Audio Receiver www.logitech.com/en-in/product/bluetooth-audio-adapter

[@ananthapadmanabhan5440]

Super idea 😀😀

[@RedAntGraphics]

Thanks bro!!

[@preetidhankhar449]

It’s helpful 👍👍

[@RedAntGraphics]

Thanks!! It means a lot to us.

[@thebestramesh]

Good one!☺️👍👍

[@RedAntGraphics]

Thanks 😊

[@MrGonzo4000]

Great helpful video but the music is terrible you have a great voice u don’t need background music

[@RedAntGraphics]

Thanks Michael!! Such comments are much appreciated as they guide us towards the betterment. We will take care of what you said.

[@MrGonzo4000]

Red Ant Graphics thank you for your reply I have a question I wanna Bluetooth my Bose cd3000 which has AUX rca jacks in the back of the unit I’m using a 3.5 to RCA cord connected to a iPhone 5s can I use this u it to make it Bluetooth if your not sure can u do a little reach really quick again the unit is a BOSE CD 3000 please and thank you . I have subscribe to your channel. Thanks again Mike G...

[@MrGonzo4000]

Red Ant Graphics I would hate to but the unit and not be able to use it

[@RedAntGraphics]

Michael, sorry for the delayed response and thanks again for subscribing our channel. In order to answer your query, every speaker with AUX input can be made wireless using this Bluetooth Adapter. As you mentioned that your unit is equipped with AUX input then please connect 3.5mm jack to the Bluetooth Adapter and other end to your speaker. That's all, power up the adapter, pair your Bluetooth device and enjoy the music without any wires.

[@MrGonzo4000]

Red Ant Graphics great thank u ever so much have a great day . Mike

[@themeditationmantra6358]

good one

[@RedAntGraphics]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@bevinmore]

Adoptor adapter

[@magik8566]

spare us the music - can't hear you

[@karlreeves8684]

What relevants is the packaging, please future video makers of the world we don’t want your life story just get to the fricking point!

[@melodicmusicpoint]

Wow!!!!!!

[@RedAntGraphics]

Thank u so much for watching n like

[@Mag-ls2zs]

Your background is ridiculous. 🤣

[@RedAntGraphics]

🤣🤣🤣

[@mamtapatil51]

Background music is too loud.Cant understand what you are saying. TOTAL WASTE

[@RedAntGraphics]

Noted! thanks for the feedback. We will take care of it in the future.