Single Din Bluetooth Rear Camera Receiver

Very good Bluetooth receiver.

Great sounding receiver ....AWESOME with my Bluetooth

The 2 biggest things I've learned is that if one breaks and you have to buy the single transmitter set you can sync the new one to make a full set again. They aren't factory locked to the receiver they come with, and vice versa. And the audio being displayed on the receiver is before the db reduction. check your camera/recorder for the true audio levels i generally avoid Rode mics cause I prefer the sound of Deity, but these have all the features I could ask for. On board mic with external aux internal recording for backup safety channel -db padding decent range (but with internal recording it doesn't matter) Clip doubles as a male cold shoe Having two mics instead of one With these features i rarely have to be worried about my camera not having audio monitoring I usually use one for a wireless Boom with my Deity D3 Pro and the other is Lav or camera mounted for syncing/backup. Does not work with the H1N last time i tried My only complaint is that if a transceiver breaks you cant just buy a single replacement unit

This has several modes, including single, continuous, delayed single (timer) and motion activated. The delayed mode is great for taking self or group photos, but unlike the self portrait theres no racing to get into position. One can activate the remote then hide it and the photo is taken about 3 seconds later, with the LED indicating the ready. Just like the shutter on the camera, pressing the remote lightly activates the auto-focus. The remote can also change from single to continuous (be sure to set the camera for continuous) to delay. The delay mode only takes single shots. The trigger mode sets up an IR beam between the remote (which can be tripod mounted) and the camera. When the beam is broken the camera will wither take one shot or continuous pending on the setting on the remote. There are 2 channels so you can have 2 cameras that can be activated independently. The receiver can be rotated 360 degrees so the user can be next to or behind the camera but not have to worry about reaching the end of a cable. Ive used the remote at over 40 feet but you must have the IR receiver facing you (the remote) and ambient light shining into the receiver limits its range. The remote is NOT brighter than the sun and has a fairly narrow beam spread If you want to use a flash (including the built-in) get a flash bracket as this mounts on the hot shoe.

I could be wrong, but I have found no shutter release for my Sony A-6000 camera by Sony. This device works as one and more. It has four shutter options, single shot, multi shot, bulb, and timer. The multi shot and timer can be set on the camera so I find the most useful settings to be single shot and bulb. Batteries are only required for the transmitter the receiver gets its power from the camera. Although a shoe mount is provided on the receiver I usually allow it to simply dangle, its very light and works just fine.

I needed to fit my shotgun mic and a wireless receiver on a single cold shoe on my camera and this is the solution. Very solid, compact, just what I needed.

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.

Great receiver for garage or man cave Bluetooth setup

One of the best systems out there. It works perfectly and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a great Bluetooth receiver

Bought them as rear speakers for a 5.2.2 set up using a SONY AN1000 Receiver. Did not want to run cables to the rear of our family room. Everything worked out of the box and after using the auto calibration it simply sounds amazing. Apple Music tracks with Dolby Atmos (via Apple TV 4K) also sounds fantastic with these. Great buy.