Hi there! I wondered if I could ask you a question, related to what you wrote on Greg Fishman's video?? I just wanted to know if you've gotten better at it, and have any tips? (esp for someone that plays piano, like me). Thank you for your time!
I tried it for a while, starting with one note at a time, but found that improvement was so slow, glacial even. I concluded that there must be a genetic component. Some people, like Fishman, just have the music gene. I don't.
Thank you!! I was so unsure about this as I am super ignorant in audio connections! Looked all over until I found your video! Questions now is, do the black and red cables go into one slot or do I need to separate the black cable from the red cable and place them into separate slots?
The black and red cables go into separate slots. There's a clue on the end of the bluetooth unit itself (the black box). You see the white "L" and "R" symbols with + and - signs? They correspond to the 4 slots in the connector. Run your black (-) cable from the black port on your Left speaker to the 1st slot in the connector (-). Run the red cable from the red port on your Left speaker to the 2nd slot in the green connector (+). Do the same for the Right speaker to the 3rd (-) and 4th (+) slots.
I have the Pyle soundbar PSBV200BT and I would like to link the Bluetooth to my Pyle PT272AUBT receiver, but it looks like the receiver will not do this, so maybe this device would work for me. Thanks for the video.
If you are able to pair the Soundbar to the speakers, yes. Will your Soundbar detect the Pyle speakers? I use my iPhone to detect and pair/connect with the Pyle speakers. Hopefully your Soundbar can act in the same way as my iPhone.
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Bro I know this is a very niche problem/product but you legitimately just made my life easier thanks brotha👍
Nice to hear, thanks. It took me quite a bit of effort to figure it out, as simple as the answer is.
You totally fixed my issue, thanks!
This was exactly the problem. Thank you so much!!!
Hi there! I wondered if I could ask you a question, related to what you wrote on Greg Fishman's video?? I just wanted to know if you've gotten better at it, and have any tips? (esp for someone that plays piano, like me).
Thank you for your time!
I tried it for a while, starting with one note at a time, but found that improvement was so slow, glacial even. I concluded that there must be a genetic component. Some people, like Fishman, just have the music gene. I don't.
Thank you!! I was so unsure about this as I am super ignorant in audio connections! Looked all over until I found your video! Questions now is, do the black and red cables go into one slot or do I need to separate the black cable from the red cable and place them into separate slots?
The black and red cables go into separate slots. There's a clue on the end of the bluetooth unit itself (the black box). You see the white "L" and "R" symbols with + and - signs? They correspond to the 4 slots in the connector. Run your black (-) cable from the black port on your Left speaker to the 1st slot in the connector (-). Run the red cable from the red port on your Left speaker to the 2nd slot in the green connector (+). Do the same for the Right speaker to the 3rd (-) and 4th (+) slots.
I have the Pyle soundbar PSBV200BT and I would like to link the Bluetooth to my Pyle PT272AUBT receiver, but it looks like the receiver will not do this, so maybe this device would work for me. Thanks for the video.
If you are able to pair the Soundbar to the speakers, yes. Will your Soundbar detect the Pyle speakers? I use my iPhone to detect and pair/connect with the Pyle speakers. Hopefully your Soundbar can act in the same way as my iPhone.
Very uninformative video thank you.
For someone who can’t figure out how to turn those screws with the tiny little screwdriver it comes with, it’s very informative.