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How do I to hook up Wireless Outdoor Speakers to an older stereo?

May 20, 3899 by tinahess05 | Posted in Other - Electronics

I have an old JVC stereo system and want to connect wireless outdoor speakers to it, but the JVC has the old style system for tightening over the speakers. Is there some kind of adapter I can get?
I have the transmitter, there is no way to connect to the stereo because it has not taken out.

You need a level speaker level converter online:

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_142SLC4/Sco Sche-SLC4.html? search = Scosche SLC4 + P & t = 2001

This is for the car stereo but it will work for a hi-fi too.

Daniel K | May 20, 4432

Is there a way to hook my outdoor wireless speaker to work with my wired speakers?

May 20, 7485 by Rex | Posted in Home Theater

Only one will work at a time. I have a aux in, video output, audio output and a coaxial output. And of course a headphone in but if I plug it into that it immediately shuts down the wired speakers. Which is what I'm trying not to do. I want them to work simultaneously. My wireless speaker has a regular single post connection.

There's not many wireless speakers out in the market and they are still pretty expensive. Also the signal can be interferred with since it uses radion frequency signal. Stay with wire speakers for now. You'll have to read the owners manual on your wireless speaker for the connection and operation. I don't like them, they are to small, I like big speakers that can put out sound.

bbt91945 | May 20, 9084

The Sharper Image Wireless Indoor / Outdoor Speaker Pair and Dock {Mom Spotted Review}

Indoor/Outdoor Wireless Speakers Your fun will not be boxed in, or limited to one indoor space -- not when you have these Indoor/Outdoor Wireless ...

As Navigation Looks Indoors, New Uses Appear

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The maps on smartphones and tablets soon may extend into buildings, but consumers and service providers won't use indoor maps the same as outdoor, participants in the location-based services business said on Wednesday.

Indoor location was a hot topic at the GPS-Wireless conference in Burlingame, California, where panelists also discussed privacy, advertising and new services that ride on top of navigation. The indoor technology is just beginning to emerge and may be getting a burst of hype, but it has the potential for useful applications, some speakers said.

Most agreed that mapping and navigation won't play out the same way indoors as outdoors. For one thing, people don't usually need indoor maps just to find their way through a building.

"Indoor, generally, the way you navigate isn't by looking at your screen and walking around and hoping you don't bump into people," said Nick Brachet, chief technology officer of Skyhook, a developer of location-based software. Instead, people can often use familiar cues to find their way around a building. As a result, the turn-by-turn navigation that powered the consumer GPS industry in its early stages won't be the first killer app of indoor navigation, he said.

Source: PCWorld

Indoor/Outdoor Wireless Speaker from The Sharper Image » Coolest ...

by Mark R

I had a chance to try it out for myself, and the speaker plays the “rich, full-range sound” that it advertises. There is a volume control on top of the speaker, so the user doesn’t have to go to the transmitter to turn it up or down.

It has a weather-resistant finish for when the speaker goes outside. That finish is probably good enough for a few splashes or some light rain.

As for the dock itself, it seems to be made for an iPod or iPhone. I’m not certain why this dock is only AC powered, but the speaker can run off on 4 D batteries or AC power.

The Sharper Image Indoor Outdoor Wireless Speaker is available on the now up-and-running Sharper Image site for about $69.99.

Source: Indoor/Outdoor Wireless Speaker from The Sharper Image » Coolest ...

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