IPhone6 won't connect to Bluetooth

My iPhone six will not connect to my Bluetooth since I OS 8.3 update. Have turned Bluetooth off, rebooted device, turn Bluetooth back on. It keeps searching but cannot fi have turned Bluetooth off, rebooted device, turn Bluetooth back on. It keeps searching but cannot locate my earpiece

Thanks. Trying to connect to a #Miccus Mini-jack AX4 Bluetooth® Wireless Music Receiver featuring APT-X low latency & cVc clear voice , owhich for reference can be found here.. http://www.miccus.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=MMJAX-04
Also, have another device which streams Bluetooth via A2DP that comes up as well 'Headset'.
Both worked exceptionally well prior to the 8.2/8.3 updates. Have reset both network & all settings to no avail. Thanks

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