I purchased Creative Inspire S2 BT speakers a few days ago. I plugged it in, and the horror started - setting it up in Slackware. I started blueman-applet and 'successfully' connected with 'Inspire S2' device. I selected 'Audio Sink' and heard a short beep in my speakers and that was all, no sound from speakers at all. I read somewhere that I need PulseAudio to be able to stream music via BT. I installed it with sbopkg and started Blueman again. I received error that my PulseAudio version is too old: 'PulseAudio too old, required 0.9.15 or higher", but in fact I had PulseAudio 1.1 installed, and it was a Blueman bug reported here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+s...an/+bug/918334 (btw, Blumen site http://blueman-project.org expired, maybe this project has been abandoned). I fixed this error manually by editing PulseAudio.py. I started blueman-applet again and PulseAudio plugin has been loaded successfully this time, but still no sound in speakers. I thought that maybe the speakers are muted and I need to change it in PulseAudio mixer. I had to install pavucontrol from what I read. I found an appropriate slackbuild with sbopkg, but there was 2 dependencies apart from pulseaudio. One of them was libcanberra, and it was where the building queue failed because the site that sbopkg tried to download a package from, http://0pointer.de/, was down yesterday. Luckily I found a ready package for Slackware. I installed it successfully, but I couldn't start pavucontrol. It was saying that there is no such file or directory. As it turned out there was a problem with my x64 installation, I had to install packages for x64 systems. It surprised me because I installed some 32-compatibility packages a long time ago and was able to start application such as VirtualBox that claims not to be able to run on stock 32x systems. Anyway, I have finally started pavucontrol and saw that Inspire S2 was not muted. I didn't know what to do next. I found some crappy .asoundrc script that was supposed to activate PulseAudio before Alsa but the result was I had no sund in some applications and no sund in speakers. I spent half of the day trying to make it work. Do you know what need to be done to use BT enabled speakers in Slackware?

See the comments in "/etc/alsa/bluetooth.conf".

Thank you, you put me on the right track. I forgot to mention I'm working on my laptop, so I have built-in speakers, but they're of poor quality, and when I say 'speakers' I refer to the Creative Inspire S2 standalone speakers.
Now my .asoundrc looks like this:
I can play music on my speakers with xmms, but my fave player, mp3blaster, says 'Failed to open sound device'. Also, if xmms is running I have no sound when playing flash content in firefox, and when I open flash before I start xmms I can hear sound coming from flash on my speakers, but xmms says:
It seems like they're blocking each other. And mplayer doesn't play sound on speakers at all. It's an undeniable step forward but I don't know how to solve all the problems, could you help me with this?

Maybe you need a sound server.