They say you get what you pay for. It was cheap and it is, well, CHEAP. The audio output is VERY LOW and distorted. I tried this as a test run with some vintage Carver gear and thought my amp was dying. I did my best, bought a Cambridge Audio CXN and found that my vintage gear was fine, it was this gadget. And there is no power button on this device, so you have to unplug it to turn it off. It's cheap in price because it's cheap in sound quality and connectivity. I would never buy one again. There has to be a cheaper Bluetooth receiver than this.
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