Bt 1A Bluetooth Receiver Module

Very good Bluetooth receiver.

I bought these for an employee to be used with Avaya phone with Bluetooth module. They work well.

Great sounding receiver ....AWESOME with my Bluetooth

I was previously using the Litepanels BlueTooth communication modules on all my Astras (which I did not care for at all). BT was very finicky and unreliable. I have since replaced all my BT modules with these and couldn't be happier. I can now automate all my lighting scenes using DMX over Art-Net and don't have to mess around with BT anymore. These modules are very reliable and work great.

I was looking for computer speakers that could double as Bluetooth speakers for music and podcasts. I have several BT speakers and an Apple HomePod but was looking for a little more separation. While I was a bit skeptical about the size of the speakers, I am very pleased to say that the reviews were accurate. This system is phenomenal. I am shocked by the depth of sound that comes from speakers of this size, and the integration of the sub in the soundstage is excellent. This is a terrific compromise for computer/BT/bookshelf speakers.

Works perfectly, seamless setup and operation. Better fidelity than bluetooth, and unlike BT, not a single audio dropout or glitch.

I bought this receiver for the Bluetooth connectivity. I am now able to play my iTunes songs from the iTunes cloud through my iPhone and the new Receiver to our inside and / or outside speakers - all from my lounge chair. I am handicapped, so this is of great help to me.

I have this Module installed in in my Sekonic L358 light meter and I will have to tell you that I am impressed. I am using the Radio Popper receiver also for the Eisstein 640 and it triggers my flash unit every time I want to take a meter reading. I have was just having to much trouble with the other popular brand and decided to give this a try and I'm so glad I did.

Used the Module Pro this last weekend for taking photos of bats in flight at night at a remote location. I was worried that with the IR beam being fairly narrow, I wouldn't get a lot of shots, but I got around 270 shots each night over just a couple of hours, so plenty to work with. I bought the Module Pro, one receiver and the cable to fit my camera. I used a different brand of transmitter/receiver set that I already had to sync two flashes. I will be buying the Captur transmitter/receiver set and an extra receiver to complete the set-up in the near future.

I have the Sony UWP Lav and receiver set - but I do not have the nice little transmitter module to plug into the mic directly - the UHF synthesized transmitter. That one is added into the more expensive UWP-Vs set. With this I do not need it. I can easily switch out the lav mic from the transmitter and plug directly into mult-boxes or even other XLR mics. The price is much better and I find it quite versitile. It even weighs less and doesn't need another set of batteries. Good stuff.