Audio Bluetooth Adapter Avrcp Interference

Very fast, minimal audio interference

CAT 7 blocked out all the interference in transporting audio during recording.

[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 am very pleased that I no longer have to splice cable -- creating an interference in my recorded audio.

It's a cable that I use to feed audio from my Tascam DR 60D to my HDSLR. It works well with no interference.

I had noise and interference using the regular Rode adapter on the Zoom H6 and Zoom H8. the VXLR Pro solved that problem. I highly recommend it if you're having such issues.

My wife is on a lot of conference calls and this adapter resolves the interference issues that are common on many laptops - now she can use her earbuds again

Cable is flexable, well shielded with low resistance male connectors for low noise interference of the audio output of the monitors which allows optimum mastering conditions. I'm using Sony software on my laptop.

I used these cables to connect a ceiling mounted projector to the audio amp approximately 20' away. The salesman at B&H recommended this cable with the caution that there might be radio interference. The cable worked find and shielding was good. No noticeable hum or interference. I'm of the school that cables are cables and as long as the contacts are clean and mechanical connections are firm, there is no difference in audio quality. Electrical engineers agree! But the argument will go on forever and cables made of unobtanium will continue to be bought by believers.