Bluetooth Rca Adapter For Amp

I have a turntable and Sony Home Theater system that required a pre-amp interface to hear my vinyl collection. It works flawlessly. Just had to plug in the pre-amp power cord, connect the 2 supplied RCA plugs to the turntable output and into the pre-amp. Then connect another pair of RCA plugs (not supplied) from the out put side of the pre-amp into the input side of an unused audio input of my home theater amp and voila, let there be sound! A whole lot cheaper than buying a new high-end amp that has a phono jack! I have not experienced any buzzes, hisses, etc. I have noticed, however, that it does not repair vinyl record scratches and cracks nor allow me to understand 1970's Bob Dylan any better.

I bought this because I recently replaced a plate amp in my old AR subwoofer with Dayton Audio plate that has xlr inputs. I run the single rca LF out from my surround amp to a Y- connector to the rca inputs on channel 2 of the Rolls, then 2 xlr cables to the Dayton. I also have 2 Sony subs that only have rca inputs, so I connected those to the rca outputs of the Rolls channel 2. Works like a charm eliminating noise on the rca cables. Added bonus: The level control on the Rolls serves as a bass volume control for my surround system, so I can quickly adjust the low end for different types of music. Another added bonus: B&H had free shipping for this under-$100 item. Many other online places charge shipping until you pay $100 or more. Thanks, B&H ! Gary.

Amazing flexibility. I'm using a single CDI 1000 amp to run a string mono of 70v outdoor speakers AND a massive outdoor 8ohm sub. Plenty of power but the magic is in the DSP chip that allows you to EQ and cross over the amp however you desire. When I first installed, the default internal crossovers were used and then I hooked up a laptop with the free Crown System Architect Software and then--WOW. After every thing was EQ'd and the crossover tweaked it's like listening to live outdoor music which is exaxtly what I was going for. *Note that the amp is designed to use balanced XLR inputs so you will lose 6db with an unbalanced RCA siganl or you can use a Pro Match to convert RCA--XLR and regain full output*

I'm using the cables to connect a subwoofer to my integrated amp via pre-amp our and main in. They appear to be well made and fit snuggly to the RCA jacks. Theses like all shielded, RCA cables are a little stiff, but they're not the worst. If I need cables in the future, I'll more than likely buy Kopul. Oh yeah, and B&H is great to deal with.

Bluetooth works great is made to hook up to receivers with no pre amp

If you have a bunch of old analog equipment and need just the update of a bluetooth connection to stream from your phone, this is the amp for you.

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.

Using it for a TV without a headphone jack or volume control using a RCA cable Y-adapter. Works well. No complaints.

It works, and with no noise, which is very important for me. Those knobs/pots are also smooth and noiseless. The only down for me is that it came with universal 15V adapter (120V-240V) with kinda short cable, check the polarity of the plug if you wanna replace it since most adapter plug have reversed plus minus. My setup: 1. PC - Usb cable - Grace SDAC - male RCA to male RCA cable - Rolls MX51s Ch 4 2. Laptop/Tablet/Phone etc - 1/8 TRS to male RCA - Rolls MX51s Ch 2 3. Rolls MX51s output - male RCA to male RCA - Cavalli Liquid Carbon X (SE Input) - 1/4 TRS AKG K550 (front SE output) 4. Cavalli Liquid Carbon X (SE Pass) - male RCA to male RCA - Swan M10 Speaker

This adapter worked for getting my single RCA cable sub connected to a portable speaker with a 3.5mm input.