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<blockquote data-quote="Spektral" data-source="post: 918153" data-attributes="member: 49767"><p>Hi everyone. I will be moving house shortly. I have some old equipment I think I'd want to hook up to some new equipment via Bluetooth. </p><p></p><p>I have just bought a new LG TV, with Bluetooth, according to the box. I haven't been able to try the TV yet. It is for my new front room. I'm not sure whether it beams Bluetooth yet or just receives it. </p><p></p><p>I currently have an old TEAC hifi separates stack and two old speakers from the 1970s (which I plan on replacing the speakers). </p><p></p><p>I have a Pioneer DDJ Ergo unit (used via Traktor on a laptop) which will probably be relocated to the new front room along with my Teac hifi. </p><p></p><p>Until I hear the sound on the TV to assess the quality, I can't really decide, but, at the moment I expect it to be quite thin and tinny like most TV's these days. </p><p></p><p>I could get a soundbar, but seeing as my hifi will be in the room anyway, I'm thinking I might as well use it and use normal speakers. (I don't really like the idea of trailing wires all over the floor for a 5.1 surround, but I've never tried surround sound. The room isn't massive either).</p><p></p><p>My plan, I think, is to try and get the TV to play through the inbuilt TV speakers as the 'front' speakers and try and simultaneously use my hifi and speakers at the rear of the room to boost the sound quality when I want to watch films. I may also want to play things on the hi-fi wirelessly from my Bluetooth on my laptop, and use the Pioneer DDJ unit this way.</p><p></p><p>So, the way I see it..... </p><p></p><p>I would get two new floorstanding hi-fi speakers for my Teac, some Bluetooth transmitter/receiver boxes to convert my old hi-fi to Bluetooth via the RCA ports and send something from my TV to it. Then I can watch the TV and have sound out of the inbuilt speakers at the front and also have higher quality sound coming through the hi-fi at the rear of the room, then when done with the TV, I can </p><p>play some tunes from my laptop or mix on the DDJ unit and also pump that into the hifi via the receiver box. </p><p></p><p>Ideally, I'd not want to keep faffing with connecting and disconnecting Bluetooth devices or making selections...I'd want them all to be able to play simultaneously, so I think I need some kind of transmitter/receiver that allows multiple devices without disconnecting each other to be 'master'. </p><p></p><p>Does this sound feasible? </p><p></p><p>(I'm needing to get cracking with it, this has been in moderation for about 6 days, so I wouldn't bother replying after Tuesday this week). </p><p></p><p>Cheers!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Spektral, post: 918153, member: 49767"] Hi everyone. I will be moving house shortly. I have some old equipment I think I'd want to hook up to some new equipment via Bluetooth. I have just bought a new LG TV, with Bluetooth, according to the box. I haven't been able to try the TV yet. It is for my new front room. I'm not sure whether it beams Bluetooth yet or just receives it. I currently have an old TEAC hifi separates stack and two old speakers from the 1970s (which I plan on replacing the speakers). I have a Pioneer DDJ Ergo unit (used via Traktor on a laptop) which will probably be relocated to the new front room along with my Teac hifi. Until I hear the sound on the TV to assess the quality, I can't really decide, but, at the moment I expect it to be quite thin and tinny like most TV's these days. I could get a soundbar, but seeing as my hifi will be in the room anyway, I'm thinking I might as well use it and use normal speakers. (I don't really like the idea of trailing wires all over the floor for a 5.1 surround, but I've never tried surround sound. The room isn't massive either). My plan, I think, is to try and get the TV to play through the inbuilt TV speakers as the 'front' speakers and try and simultaneously use my hifi and speakers at the rear of the room to boost the sound quality when I want to watch films. I may also want to play things on the hi-fi wirelessly from my Bluetooth on my laptop, and use the Pioneer DDJ unit this way. So, the way I see it..... I would get two new floorstanding hi-fi speakers for my Teac, some Bluetooth transmitter/receiver boxes to convert my old hi-fi to Bluetooth via the RCA ports and send something from my TV to it. Then I can watch the TV and have sound out of the inbuilt speakers at the front and also have higher quality sound coming through the hi-fi at the rear of the room, then when done with the TV, I can play some tunes from my laptop or mix on the DDJ unit and also pump that into the hifi via the receiver box. Ideally, I'd not want to keep faffing with connecting and disconnecting Bluetooth devices or making selections...I'd want them all to be able to play simultaneously, so I think I need some kind of transmitter/receiver that allows multiple devices without disconnecting each other to be 'master'. Does this sound feasible? (I'm needing to get cracking with it, this has been in moderation for about 6 days, so I wouldn't bother replying after Tuesday this week). Cheers! [/QUOTE]
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