BluDento True Hi-Fi Bluetooth v5.1 Music Receiver: Long Range Audio Adapter with Audiophile Burr Brown DAC & aptX for Streaming Audio to Home Stereo, A/V Receiver or Amplifier Review

I originally bought this as a temporary solution when my Soundblaster X-Fi stopped working due to a Windows update. NEVER EXPECTED SOUND QUALITY! Ease of use is an understatement, I hooked it up to a TV stand and haven't touched it since. Once you've connected to it (which takes 3 seconds) you don't have to do anything else - when I enter the room it's already connected to my phone and ready to play. Will I pretend it matches the quality and volume of my wired sound card? no But since it hasn't

Works great, sounds great. I used it to add a subwoofer to a set of powered bookshelf speakers. I bought Edifier S2000 Pro bookshelf speakers. This set sounds great. But it has no subwoofer output. Also, you can't use speaker-level connections because this bookshelf speaker set uses a proprietary five-conductor interconnect cable with special connectors to connect two speakers together. (because it uses a two-way configuration with no passive crossovers in the speakers). All outputs on this…

I received the BluDento BLT-2 today so this is my first answer. I have a Parasound P6 preamp that connects to everything but Bluetooth. I bought the BLT-2 when I wanted to listen to Spotify through my main system. I have a pretty decent two channel setup. That's about $5,000, not including connections, power cords, speaker wires, and acoustic treatment. To say the BLT-2 is easy to set up is an understatement. It's that easy. plug and play For a wireless Bluetooth connection to my system, that's

The price was good and there were no problems with it. The sound quality is excellent. Always refer to the Bluetooth IC chip part number listed in the product description. Some sound better (more bits, bitrate) than others. Technicians are discussing this topic online, so read on and choose the best one you are willing to pay for. I recommend this one because it exceeded my picky specs and works great. I use it to play music from my tablet and phone on an old tube hi-fi stereo I have. There's a

I'm a price conscious audiophile. When a device penetrates more than its own weight, I find it fascinating. If it stands out and is downright cheap, you've got my attention. This thing grabbed me and still won't let go. I'm not a big fan of Bluetooth. It's compressed, not incredibly detailed or realistic, and pretty damn comfortable. My reference system certainly doesn't have funk nonsense, but for music in other rooms I found it hard to justify not using it, so I went in search of a…

This device easily connects a modern smartphone to your stereo system via Bluetooth, allowing you to combine the convenience of a smartphone with high-quality music playback on a stereo system. Unlike most budget Bluetooth adapters, this one uses a separate D/A converter chip to provide audiophile-grade audio output to analog RCA jacks. I find that the Texas Instruments (formerly Burr Brown) PCM5102A good and natural sounding PCM5102A is key to the good sound quality of this unit: proper bass…

I'm buying this BT receiver to add 'modern' convenience to my existing sound systems. I have newer BT speakers like Sony XB7, LG FH6 and a couple of JBL Flips. They're so easy and convenient that we rarely use my old sound system. These BT speakers sound good but not as good as my good old buddies. The original BLT-2 that I received had a noise issue when playing music. I emailed the seller and worked with their tech support. They sent me a replacement quickly. This device connects quickly and…