Bluetooth Transmitter Rca Plug

Works well with our Sennheiser Evolution Plug on Transmitter.

Plug it in, turn it on, and all is well. Splits one video RCA input into 8 outputs. No audio.

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.

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 is a very good quality RCA to 3.5 mm cord. Plus -- I didn't know it when I ordered it -- there's an unadvertised feature that I found to be very useful. The 3.5 mm plug has a little small-diameter shoulder that is perfect for inserting the plug into a mobile phone while still in a case. Most strong cable plugs are way too wide to fit and I have to remove the case to insert. Okay, you're probably saying: phones don't have 3.5 mm ports anymore! In my world, they still do!

I paid 200 for this recently. At 150 this would be a no brainer if looking for bedroom sub as I was. 1 rca plug and play. No frills (no standby; just an off/on button). Only volume control. The servo does the rest internally to match with your setup. Only 50W but enough for a bedroom. It does the job and has good musicality. Great for rap music.

I teach line dancing classes and I needed a small, reliable Mic/Line Mixer to mix my voice with music. This tiny little mixer has a very small footprint. I have mounted this mixer along with the wireless mic receiver and bluetooth receiver and power strip on a little laptop chill pad which fits neatly in my messenger bag. So I can set up quickly anywhere I go. The RCA outputs are easy to hook up with any house PA system, sometimes I need an adapter, but I carry all the necessary adapters for any location. RCA is the universal LINE LEVEL interface. The system is stereo, it's VERY ROBUST AND RELIABLE. I don't worry about a breakdown with this mixer. One nice feature is the power plug: you plug in the power and give it a quarter turn, and it's locked in. I try to pull it out (unintentionally) and realised it was the power plug and not a 1/8 Stereo plug - Duh! BUY WITH CONFIDENCE - this is a tiny workhorse of a mixer that will give you years and years of reliable mixing.

Great plug'n'play sound card for PA systems. We had no noise in the sound like we had with the jack-rca-xlr system we used to run. No special drivers required, easy setup. Would recommend to all looking for XLR output usb adapters.

Just plug it in and it works. Has RCA in/out which is what you want for matching to legacy audio gear. Cannot find any fault with quality of audio conversions. This is a quality unit. The delay setting is somewhat difficult to rotate with fingers. A small screwdriver solves that problem and they have a slot for that. Terrific value. Continuously variable delay going up to 500 ms might be nice but then they couldn't offer it at this great price. I am having no problems with the fixed settings and 100 ms cured our lip-sinc issue.

Great! Plug and play with great wifi and Bluetooth connectivity.