This should be easy but isn't.


Here's what I need to do:  Speak into a wireless microphone,

And have the sound come out in someone's nearby bluetooth headphone.

Can anyone figure that out??  Thank you!!

(If it works I may try sending sound to a hearing impaired person)

billykzzz

Hi.Do you already have a wireless microphone?If yes,does it have external speaker jack or any jacks for external equipment..If NO,search Amazon for Bluetooth Transmitter Microphone..

Yes, I have a bluetooth microphone, but it has to be sent to a computer.  It's a slave, computer is master?  So some mics can be the hub/master?

Took a look at the Bluetooth Transmitter Microphones on Amazon.That will give you an idea for what you'll need to make this work..Good luck..

My bluetooth microphone transmits to a little USB thing that plugs into a computer.

That way I can get sound to the computer.  My bluetooth headphones have to be paired with a stereo, then they will connect automatically.

So is there really a mic that will pair and connect with headphones?

I looked but wasn't sure.  It would be great if you would include a link to a mic that will work, thanks.

First off,what is the EXACT Make & Model of the microphone & headphones you want to transmit to?
 It sounds like your microphone has a built in TRANSMITTER that sends the signal to a Bluetooth RECEIVER(USB dongle).
 The Bluetooth headphones need to be paired to a stereo SO they must also contain a BT RECEIVER,with the stereo acting as the TRANSMITTER.
 Let me look at information on the mic & headphones & I'll get back to you..

Thank you very much freediver, I think you're right that my mic is a bluetooth transmitter and the dongle makes the computer a receiver.  

What I was hoping to do is go from mic straight to headphones with nothing in the middle.  It's been hinted by others that that isn't possible, but I had to ask.  I will be happy to buy any mic and headphones that will work.  If there is no way, no how that any mic - headphone combo will work, then maybe I'll start asking what more I need.

That is incorrect UNLESS the Microphone/Transmitter does NOT accept multiple device connections.Check the specs for the microphone thoroughly under "pairing"..This will tell you if you can pair multiple devices.