Aux Input Bluetooth Adapter Home Stereo

Hooked up to the Aux input using a 3.5mm to RCA adapter cable. Works perfectly. The only setup glitch was with the Apple Home App. This was the first device to it, so it took about 30 minutes to get past the downloading accessories and scenes screen, in order to reset the Home database. Then it was just seconds to setup. Belkin app updated the firmware without a hitch, also. Curious why folks are getting issues. Patience grasshopper. Remember also, that the volume setting on the device that you are streaming FROM, affects the volume when using Airplay. The initial setting the first time you connect will be at full down. Folks that are having low volume issues should check this. I have no complaints. Get one.

I'm liking my new Bose T8S mixer. I like: 8 channels (with two aux inputs for a possible 10 inputs. STEREO! Simply pan where you want a channel to be in the stereo field. Of course, this requires a stereo-capable PA. Compact size Intuitive layout and operation. In fact, if you are upgrading from a T1 like me, it operates the same so there's little to no learning curve at all, just more channels. Note: Be sure and upgrade the firmware before use.

I'm using this adapter to get an RCA stereo auxiliary input to plug into my car stereo, which has a 3.5 mm stereo jack. This works exactly as it should. The RCA female plugs fit nice and tight, so I don't have to worry about the connection loosening over time. Great value for the price.

I have been trying to put together a VERY small and lightweight system for college students to use for remote broadcasts. This is it. The mic is input via an XRL input. The stereo mini goes into your smart phone (I used it with my iPhone X and worked with the lighting to mini adapter for a X model). I assume it will work with a 6 or 7 iPhone adapter. The only other item you need is to download a FREE audio phone app. This enables your phone to call back to the station while you monitor via headphones which input into the iRig via a stereo mini. It's small, lightweight, and super easy to set up and use. Plus the price is ridiculously cheap compared to a Marti, an IP system, or anything else I could find, and those didn't do what I wanted. Buy it and try it.

is wonderful for bluetooth transmission of iphone over home stereo system....remote controling of audio content to stereo

Very easy to integrate into my stereo/home theater system, and could not be simpler to use with my bluetooth headphones.

This allowed me to play music from my iphone on my home stereo. Easy to setup and pair with bluetooth devices.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] No bluetooth on my stereo; but I can plug in when I get home, charge up, and listen to my music.

If your looking for a mini home stereo that doesn't take up a lot of room and has bluetooth, usb, compact disc, and am/fm radio then this may be the one for you. I really enjoy products from Panasonic as they usually build good quality products and this is no exception. Good Stereo! Thanks B&H :-)

This, product does not have thunderous rave party bass, but it is an excellent choice that gives more expensive speakers a run for their money, and excels some of them as well.. Great sound, with or without an App, Offers a Aux input unlike JBL,and if you are into high resolution audio, it has that as well...Excellent sound for refined spaces, Gentrification without losing your apartment, so to speak...I wish i had gotten it in Polar Grey, but it is what it is... Soundcore continues to offer great value for your dollar if you are on a budget, and at the time of this review, B&H will soon have the Soundcore Mini for 25 dollars, which is a few years old and still holds up well and i can personally vouch for it as well, as it is a gem among cheap speakers, and it includes an Aux input unlike JBL's cheaper offerings, and whoever your favorite vocalist is, you will like their voice on it... To be clear, the Mini is for small spaces only, it is no competition whatsoever to any of JBL's small offerings volume wise and you cant clip it to anything, but is a great sounding 25 dollar speaker, if you dont mind the mini usb charging, as this speaker was out years before USB-C, but it has again, a Aux input, Micro SD Card inout, and 5 watt output, with a built in FM radio... Cant vouch for the radio, and it's not water resistant, but it's a nice little devil...