Best Inexpensive Stereo Receivers

Use these for running lavs receivers into a mixer/recorder. No problems, but you have to be aware that it doesnt work for some devices depending on mono/stereo issues. For example this doesnt work to run a Sennheiser G4 RX unit into a single XLR input- that requires a stereo mini to split XLR channels.

Perfect replacement chord for some stereo receivers; in my case an RS 700 Yamaha receiver. Also works for some Fender guitar amplifiers. Did the job perfectly.

was looking for an inexpensive way to connect my pc with my itunes collection in it to my home stereo across the room and this did the trick without the expense of going wireless. thank you

Nice inexpensive stereo extention cord. Can be used to extend the length of any 3.5mm acc. cord. I have a headphone that has a very short cord, and this extends it another 3ft. When I'm recording with my camcorder, I use the headphones to monitor my wireless mics. My headphone cord was a tad short for my taste and this cord fixes the problem perfect.

Not too much to say about an inexpensive stereo cable. They are short and that is what I wanted. Seem to be well built and sound fine. Priced right.

This provides an inexpensive and simple solution to hearing audio from my mobile phone over my vintage stereo system. I just needed a small adapter to connect my phone to the cable.

First point - the amp B&H shows is the older model of the PTA2 and what you actually receive is the newer version of the PTA2 with a remote. Picture attached. This is probably as inexpensive as you want to go and maintain some quality. Where this shines is if you want to use better stereo speakers with your TV. The other best use of this is for an office stereo/tv unit. I used this amp, a Roku box, a 13 Exuby TV ($150) and 2 Sony SS-B1000 speakers ($49) and it's a compact, inexpensive unit with great sound. I've read that the older PTA2 unit is a better built amp and the one I had (the older PTA2 model) was great for 11 years but then lost the right channel. So I ordered this one thinking I was getting that older PTA2 model but the newer model PTA2 showed up. So we'll see how it works. BTW, the price was real good (better than Amazon). I haven't dealt with B&H alot but I've never had a problem with them or their merchandise.

Excellent inexpensive stand for remote mics. You will need to get a 1/4 to 3/8 threaded adapter to add a clip or stereo bar. Money well spent!

Inexpensive, very light weight, folds flat, and works great with the Center Point Stereo Spacestation. Much better than alternatives I've tried.

Inexpensive. Stereo. Good sound. Using for on-site interviews. Sound quality is good indoors and out. You can spend a lot more for a wired lavalier mic, but you shouldn't...