I don't know if it's a DIY project for a noob, but I'd like to build or add a BlueTooth transmitter on the 'back' side of my amplifier where speakers are plugged into push connectors. I want to be able to plug my guitar into a cheap amp I have and use my BT headphones to practice guitar instead of driving speakers with the amplifier. This way I can practice without aggravating my spouse. I've tried plugging my headphones in the amp but having 2 cables is a royal pain that interferes too much with practicing.
I've searched online and cannot find anything that I can afford that will do the job. I've found both BT transmitter and receiver cards on AliExpress for cheap. I don't know if they would work, but my idea is to cobble together a project box, put one (or possibly both) cards in it; and let the card send a BT signal that my Bose headphones would receive. Of course, a wall wart and USB cable to provide power to the card would be needed.
Does this sound feasible as a project for a very old noob to attempt?
I realize that adding a BT receiver might get a bit more complicated, but it might eventually be nice to have a device that I could plug into my old Pioneer receiver that would allow me to stream music from an iPad, etc. I've seen devices that will do this.
TIA
I've searched online and cannot find anything that I can afford that will do the job. I've found both BT transmitter and receiver cards on AliExpress for cheap. I don't know if they would work, but my idea is to cobble together a project box, put one (or possibly both) cards in it; and let the card send a BT signal that my Bose headphones would receive. Of course, a wall wart and USB cable to provide power to the card would be needed.
Does this sound feasible as a project for a very old noob to attempt?
I realize that adding a BT receiver might get a bit more complicated, but it might eventually be nice to have a device that I could plug into my old Pioneer receiver that would allow me to stream music from an iPad, etc. I've seen devices that will do this.
TIA