Bluetooth transmitter for Spike games

By thedarkknight77

5 years ago

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#1 5 years ago

TDK

Has anyone hooked up a bluetooth transmitter to a Spike game and used bluetooth headphones to receive the signal?? Seems like a great way to avoid headphone jacks which are costly and frankly outdated. My girl just bought me the Bose Quiet comfort 35 Bluetooth headphones and they are fantastic. Wondering how I can use them for my pinball machines.

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#2 5 years ago

DAD

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no but it sounds like a great idea

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