🎧 BluDento BLT-HD, Hi-Fi aptX HD Bluetooth 5.0 Music Receiver with Long Range, Integrated Burr Brown DAC, for Streaming Audio to A/V Receivers, Powered Speakers, Amplifiers Review

Setup was easy. Getting down to business, this little box sounds great. It boots from my MacBook Air with Audirivana 3.0 with TIDAL and my FLAC files via Creative Labs USB stick with only low latency (can't find HD yet). I connected all three outputs to my $2000 Benchmark DAC2 HGC and the DAC can switch between all inputs without changing volume (pretty cool). I'm not mentioning the price to brag (I didn't pay it at retail) but for comparison. The DAC is powered by a heavily modified Adcom…

I bought the HD version of the BluDento range so my Moto G6 and Android 8.0 can connect with the latest Bluetooth protocol. But this more expensive BluDento only connects via aptX. To be clear, I need to connect at 48kHz/24bit, but I am negotiating up to 44.1kHz/16bit. While it's not the end of the world, I paid more to get more. It sounds good enough, and with today's streaming services, it's hard to tell the difference. aptx is fine. My goal was to "future proof" this device so that my…

Arrived in 17 days. I have Edifier 2000 speakers with bluetooth, optical and RCA inputs. My idea was to connect the speakers directly from BluDento and use Bluetooth and the BluDento DAC (which everyone is raving about) to enhance the sound through the built in Bluetooth input of the Edifier speakers. DAC not allow) and there is no sound. Tried visually - no sound. After 30 minutes no change, the sound finally appeared. The audio volume is reduced by approximately 10% through BluDento compared…

This unit does what it says on the tin and does it well. For reference: I tested this device and Avantree Oasis Premium RX/TX. Visually they are exactly the same, and both sounded great through my amp's DAC. The reason I chose BlueDento is that it has a built-in DAC. It sounded slightly better than my amp's DAC. Plus, it just looks better overall. Aventry is not very pretty. BlueDento is generally designed as an audiophile product with both optical and analogue outputs. It's not much in that…

The concept is great but the reality was short lived. And that doesn't mean the designers did a bad job. This is actually a great working Bluetooth DAC. The problem became Bluetooth and your phone as the problem. When your phone is connected, all music, calls and apps are transferred via the phone's Bluetooth. So while listening to music from my phone in the backyard where Pandora is playing. I can get a text message, I open YouTube for a second because another friend sent me a video. The sound

I have a decent home stereo with Wadia Intuition Preamp/DAC/Amp, Tyler Acoustic speakers, Voodoo cables, Oppo vehicle, DVD player etc. But I was willing to sacrifice the sound quality. for the convenience of using my iPhone to stream. I tried the wired interface for a couple of years and then Blue Tooth, started with Arcam (blah), switched to Auris (better but too bright and thin) and now finally Blue Dento. Having recently upgraded my iPhone to 10XR, I figured I'd upgrade to a device with the…

This BluDento BLT-HD is simply outstanding in terms of build quality, features, connectivity and, yes, sound. What a great, great sound in my Sony ES home cinema/music setup! Forget your own preconceptions and your "audiophile guru" friend's outdated preconceptions about Bluetooth sound quality. This product breaks the age-old notion of Bluetooth's limitations when it comes to Hi-Fi audio. This amazing piece delivers a beautifully dynamic, rich, detailed and tonally accurate sound that I really