Aluratek Bluetooth Audio Cassette Adapter

I use the Aluratek ABC02F Universal Bluetooth Audio Receiver and Transmitter connected to the Optical Audio output on my Sony TV. It pairs with a set of Sony Bluetooth earbuds to provide a separate channel for audio for my aging ears while the TV's audio continues to function independently for the rest of the family. The optical connection to the TV was simple and the ABC02F paired quickly and easily to the Sony Earbuds. The ABC02F is plugged into a USB port on the TV and is always on so the earbuds are reconnected within the time it takes to remove them from their charger/case and insert them into the ear.

I have two pair Philips Bluetooth headphones. I used the optical out on my TV to the Aluratek to transmit sound to headphones. Easy to set up on all ends. TV has a delay that will drive you crazy so its an either or proposition. Headphones or TV sound but never both. But now my wife and I have our own volume settings so its perfect for us. Great stereo sound. I would recommend and buy again.

The neckloop lets me listen privately using the T-coil in my hearing aids. I also have an Aluratek ABC01F bluetooth transmitter/receiver that I can hang on the end to convert the neckloop to bluetooth headphones. Works fine. Sound is crisp and clear.

These work perfectly at a distance of 43 feet from the bluetooth transmitter (Aluratek ABCD54F Switchable Bluetooth Audio Transmitter and Receiver) and are plenty loud with a good sound for a room used for ping pong. As long as I turn them ON after I've switched ON the transmitter, everything happens effortlessly. Very pleased.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great little Bluetooth adapter to connect to my audio system. Although my receiver has built-in Bluetooth, it is very finicky to connect to. This unit solved the problem. I like that it has an optical cable connector to make the connection to my receiver.

The Logitech Bluetooth Audio Adapter works right out of the box. It comes with a power supply , a mini-stereo to RCA cord. In my case I connected to the Aux-Input on an old Sony receiver. I paired it to my iPhone 4s and my macbook pro with no trouble. My daughter's macbook pro paired up right away but she tried to stream her iTunes and it would not go. However, her Spotify went fine. The range seemed acceptable. There were some artifacts (like digital hiccups) but I am not sure it was the device or the laptop.

I bought the Pyle cassette player, about a wall plug adapter. 40. It appears to be the same design as the GGI Gear player. I played 6 tapes, then it stopped sorking. Tried using it with a wall power adapter. No go. This player is junk. Disappointing that B&H promotes it with online advertising.

Receiver is a great fit for both older Audio Components and most-modern ones, as well. I have my Turntable, Cassette Player, Disc Player--all plugged into the Receive and it sounds great with my older Speakers. Additionally, with iPod and Bluetooth Inputs, it's as modern as today.

I use this cable to record audio from my computer to cassette tape. This cable feels substantial like a piece of professional recording equipment. No cons that I can see.

I just got the Pyle Pro so I could save some recordings by my old local Band. I knew the Tape Material was going to break down and needed to convert it a.s.a.p. I did extensive research and came across the Pyle Pro Dual Cassette Deck with USB to convert the Audio to MP3. The results were better then expected and amazingly had no Cassette Hiss. Only thing I suggest is preload Audacity on a Windows PC, Then hookup the USB Cable and Power on the Cassette Deck. I used the Left Deck launched the Audacity Software and Choose for Audio In the USB Device, I did a test and adjusted the the Level on the back of the unit so it barely clipped and adjusted Audacity's recording level and after a few test got the level perfect. It takes some trial and error but results are amazing. After Recording the Audio in Audacity I found a tutorial on youtube on splitting the tracks and marking them for export save as Mp3 and choose 320kbps. Once you learn the procedure you can preserve your Audio and enjoy your tunes or Recordings in Digital format on Mp3 Players or convert to CD. This product is worth getting if you want to save your treasured Audio.