How to make an older stereo receiver bluetooth compatible?
The Auris BluME HD is the best sounding bluetooth receiver I've ever used/heard and I've owned at least 5 other brands (at various price points from about $25 to more than $100+). The sound quality is likely as good as you can get today from bluetooth, and the range/connectivity is FAR superior to any other units I've owned. As a matter-o-fact, I've never had mine drop a connection in the time I've owned it. Recently I was messing around with Spotify in my 2nd floor office and my laptop paired with my Auris BluME HD in my basement and started playing music. I couldn't figure out what was going on until I went downstairs and heard music playing on my basement system that is 3 floors (and 2 solid brick walls, plus hardwood floors) away from the laptop it was paired with. The Auris also has really nice build quality and has looks that match the performance. Seriously, highly recommended to anyone that just wants a simple bluetooth connection into their system. Has a built-in DAC, so you can connect with a pair of analog RCA interconnect cables, and also has a digital toslink connection so you can use an external DAC or connect to an HT receiver via toslink (optical) digital. Not associated with the company in any way, just a very satisfied customer..... https://theauris.com/products/auris-blumehd-true-hi-fi-bluetooth-music-receiver |
