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How to make an older stereo receiver bluetooth compatible?
Like many I have a high end home theater audio system that delivers awesome sound, and like many it was purchased before Bluetooth was an available input option.
I've also got audio streaming services on my phone and want to be able to play this content directly on my stereo. Right now I have to connect cords to make that happen which limits my use of both items so I'd like to use my phone's bluetooth technology to make it happen.
I'm hoping someone can recommend a specific solution that uses the stereo's existing USB audio input. I've used the input with a usb cord connected to my computer so I know it works.
Searching bluetooth stereo adapters returns a lot of options that are for computers not stereo systems with usb audio inputs. I've found several other ways to accomplish this with bluetooth adapters that connect cables to the audio inputs but I'd like to keep it simple.
Is it possible to connect a USB Bluetooth adapter to the USB audio input connector on my stereo and stream audio from my phone to it without any other cables adapters or connections?
I've also got audio streaming services on my phone and want to be able to play this content directly on my stereo. Right now I have to connect cords to make that happen which limits my use of both items so I'd like to use my phone's bluetooth technology to make it happen.
I'm hoping someone can recommend a specific solution that uses the stereo's existing USB audio input. I've used the input with a usb cord connected to my computer so I know it works.
Searching bluetooth stereo adapters returns a lot of options that are for computers not stereo systems with usb audio inputs. I've found several other ways to accomplish this with bluetooth adapters that connect cables to the audio inputs but I'd like to keep it simple.
Is it possible to connect a USB Bluetooth adapter to the USB audio input connector on my stereo and stream audio from my phone to it without any other cables adapters or connections?
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