Review on 🔌 Wireless Wi-Fi & Bluetooth Audio Receiver with IR Remote by Dayton Audio WBA31 by Sirryan Bloodworth

Ignore the other reviewer who blames the device for its own inability to connect properly. the best devices for home audio and many other purposes. In my case, I was desperate for something that would allow streaming throughout the house to multiple standalone audio systems in different rooms, most of which were powered by vintage receivers from the 1970s-1980s that had nothing more modern than RCA audio the old school . input connections. IT WORKS GREAT! The Hi-Fly app has allowed me to connect this device to my Luxmans and Harmon Kardons and bring them into the modern world. I used a stereo jack to phono jack adapter cable and used the stereo line out jack on this unit to connect to my receivers. From my Android phone I can access hundreds of my albums stored on my desktop computer hard drive and remotely control my playlist, next songs, volume, rewind, pause and everything else. Make no mistake, this is the device you need. that la-dee-dah home automation audio solutions like Crestron, Control4, Savant and all the others will cost you many, many thousands of dollars. For $42, be open minded and check it out. You will be surprised how well it works and how cheap it is. If you have a big house with a lot of rooms and think that this might cause you problems connecting to Wi-Fi, which might prevent you from taking full advantage of this type. devices and then upgrade your router to a Netgear Orbi with one or two satellites. I have 7800 sqm. Feet, and the Orbi system is able to connect all my WiFi devices with a strong signal and even stream high-bandwidth Blu-ray content from a downstairs server to my projector in the media room. first floor and a few rooms further,