Wireless headphone signal adapter to bedroom stereo?

gomezz · 08-10-2013, 09:22

I use a pair of Sennheiser wireless headphones to listen to the TV / radio / music playing in the living room while wandering around doing housework. Is there some kind of adapter (FM receiver?) which would convert the wireless signal to line-level output I could feed to the stereo system in my bedroom? Would be more convenient when showering, dressing or doing other stuff where wearing the headphones is not so feasible?

niall campbell · 10-10-2013, 10:12

I have a solar powered radio in my bathroom which my iphone connects to.

This means my NAS can stream music and I can take the radio anywhere in the house with me.

I don't know if this help you or not

spiney2 · 13-10-2013, 12:54

these likely use 1 of 3 selectable fm channels. wireless speakers are also avalable on same principle. problem here is, there are specific frequencies for europe, but the senheiser probably uses the different usa frequencies.

best solution is probably purchase separate additional "european standard" wireless fm speakers, including the wireless transmitter. i know thats feeding two different wireless systems together which is awkward.

look for wireless speakers from amazon/tesco /argos/ rtc .....

chrisjr · 13-10-2013, 13:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by spiney2

these likely use 1 of 3 selectable fm channels. wireless speakers are also avalable on same principle. problem here is, there are specific frequencies for europe, but the senheiser probably uses the different usa frequencies.

best solution is probably purchase separate additional "european standard" wireless fm speakers, including the wireless transmitter. i know thats feeding two different wireless systems together which is awkward.

look for wireless speakers from amazon/tesco /argos/ rtc .....

Why on earth would a German company manufacturing and selling products in the EU use American frequencies?

08-10-2013, 09:22	#1
gomezz Forum Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Buckingham Posts: 28,590	Wireless headphone signal adapter to bedroom stereo? I use a pair of Sennheiser wireless headphones to listen to the TV / radio / music playing in the living room while wandering around doing housework. Is there some kind of adapter (FM receiver?) which would convert the wireless signal to line-level output I could feed to the stereo system in my bedroom? Would be more convenient when showering, dressing or doing other stuff where wearing the headphones is not so feasible?

10-10-2013, 10:12	#2
niall campbell Forum Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Aberfeldy Posts: 7,035	I have a solar powered radio in my bathroom which my iphone connects to. This means my NAS can stream music and I can take the radio anywhere in the house with me. I don't know if this help you or not

13-10-2013, 12:54	#3
spiney2 Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Posts: 24,123	these likely use 1 of 3 selectable fm channels. wireless speakers are also avalable on same principle. problem here is, there are specific frequencies for europe, but the senheiser probably uses the different usa frequencies. best solution is probably purchase separate additional "european standard" wireless fm speakers, including the wireless transmitter. i know thats feeding two different wireless systems together which is awkward. look for wireless speakers from amazon/tesco /argos/ rtc .....

13-10-2013, 13:27	#4
chrisjr Forum Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Reading Posts: 27,916	Quote: Originally Posted by spiney2 these likely use 1 of 3 selectable fm channels. wireless speakers are also avalable on same principle. problem here is, there are specific frequencies for europe, but the senheiser probably uses the different usa frequencies. best solution is probably purchase separate additional "european standard" wireless fm speakers, including the wireless transmitter. i know thats feeding two different wireless systems together which is awkward. look for wireless speakers from amazon/tesco /argos/ rtc ..... Why on earth would a German company manufacturing and selling products in the EU use American frequencies?

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