Er. Nevermind. Won't work.
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Nah. There are lots of devices that hook to a stereo to receive bluetooth audio from devices. You need a device that sends bluetooth audio from a wired source. So, install a headphone jack on the pin, plug in bluetooth device, then pair headphones or whatever to that.
Quoted from Whysnow:I am guessing I need some sort of microphone to pick up the sounds coming from the speaker and then a way to get those into my noise canceling headphones.
I just have no idea what is the device in the middle?
Some sort of poscket radio with an audio IN and audio OUT?
Something like this maybe:
ebay.com link: DS Bluetooth Audio Transmitter Adapter Sender fur TV DVD MP3 Player 3 5mm
I guess I'm not a good reader, I thought it was for his house.
Quoted from ForceFlow:That's not practical for a game that you don't own at a show/tournament. Many games don't have a jack.
No. The transmitter has a plug needed for a mic sized jack. I don't think you are going to be able to do what you want to do without it being really janky.
Quoted from Whysnow:Could I use something like this?
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