List Of Onkyo Receivers With Bluetooth

If you’re just getting started with vinyl, I can’t think of a better buy than this. I had an old Onkyo that was not really cutting it anymore. I’d been researching the U-Turn Orbit turntables, which look fantastic, but ultimately this one fit my budget and checked most of the boxes I wanted it to. Though I may still upgrade to the U-Turn someday for it’s expanded customization options, I really could t be happier with the AT-LP60XBT. It’s easy to set up, isn’t fussy to use, and sounds great to my admittedly non-audiophile ears. The Bluetooth feature makes it extremely versatile, too, as long as you don’t mind parting ways with a purely analogue experience. I paired it with some cheap Bluetooth headphones and was impressed with the sound quality. No regrets on this purchase.

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

I purchased two different (and much cheaper) Bluetooth receivers prior to the B1. �Both would cut out again and again even when my iPhone 8+ was only a foot or two away from the unit. �The B1 has not failed me once and it works as far away as the upstairs floor above the unit. �No drawbacks that I can see other than some audio quality loss at louder volumes. �Highly recommend.

This paired easy with my Samsung S8 phone. It has much better sound quality than other bluetooth receivers i have used. It has great range too. My only conplaint is that the holes in the rack ears are too small for #10 screws so I had to drill them bigger to get it mounted in the rack.

I've had a number of Bluetooth receivers over the years. They have all suffered from limited range, frequent dropouts and pretty mediocre audio. The B1, has eliminated these problems. Range is superb for a Bluetooth device and the audio response is superior to anything else out there. An added bonus: most Bluetooth receivers lack the output to drive my SET and push-pull tube amps to there fullest. That is not an issue here, plenty of clean, noise-free output! Plus, this box is built to last, no cheap plastic enclosure here. A welcome addition to my audio lineup!

This has become my favorite keyboard because of the feel of the keyboard itself, the sculpted keys, smart backlight and effortless Bluetooth connectivity. Switching between up to three systems is effortless. Paired with the MX Master 3 mouse, I am saving desk space, I don't need USB ports to plug in receivers and lost or mismatched receivers are a thing of the past. No more batteries eventually leaking electrolytes into my devices since this keyboard can be recharged.

Shure SE215 are a bargin at their list price. I paired them w/ the Bluetooth dongle (RMCE-BT2) and they are perfect as my daily commuter and cellphone headset. The SE215 are not as warm or as smooth sounding as my SE535 and SE846 but they provide clear reliable voice and enjoyable music (when needed). I also worry a lot less if I lose or damage them.

I've updated my old Onkyo receiver to this and works great !

My other one Onkyo burned out "perfect fit", and operation.

You could pay more for other high end receivers, but why would you?