Universal Remote For Rca Receiver

It allows me to either use the remote or the receiver as the switch. I really like it.

Hello, I am pleased with my Mogami Gold RCA Cables 3' long. I used them between my Denon AVR Receiver and my new Emotiva 7 channel amp. They work great and my home theater speakers sound better than before, also my Denon doesn't have to work so hard so it runs cooler. Great Cables, ted

Loving it! Hooked up my consumer receiver (RCA) to my Pro speakers (XLR) in minutes. I now have a true Pro-sounding editing suite.

Works fine with older stereo receiver (RCA-to-RCA connection), excellent sound quality from Sirius/XM app on my phone. I mostly listen to classical music, so the sound quality is very important to me. I normally have the phone 8 to 10 feet from the adapter, and (unlike at least one other review), I can stand directly between the phone and the adapter without causing any interference. The device is tiny; I have it on its side tucked against the side of the receiver, essentially hidden.

We wanted to extend our Stereo system to other parts of the house, and after some research, I settled on this BT device. I'm using the BTA30 on the zone 2 (RCA analog) output of an Onkyo TX-8555 receiver to transmit to bluetooth enabled speakers and sound bars around the house. Since the Onkyo does not have digital audio out, I used an analog to digital audio converter** to go from the RCA output on the receiver to the digital TOSLINK input on the BTA30. Setup was simple and straightforward, just remember that the BTA30 has a volume knob, so remember to turn it at least halfway - i had left it all the way down and was trouble shooting for several minutes until I noticed the knob position - turned it up and it worked! I am experiencing a wee bit of latency if I'm listening to the same music in both zones at the same time, but that's most likely because the speakers I'm transmitting to are not APTX capable. In all, it's not that big of an issue, just something to be aware of. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with the BTA30 - and the B&H shopping and shipping experience is second to none! **If you don't have a digital output available, you will need an analog to digital audio converter that accepts RCA audio inputs and digital TOSLINK output. You could use the BH #GEATVDA to accomplish this.

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.

Worked perfectly to transfer stereo audio from a computer to a stereo receiver. Also required a mini stereo female RCA to L&R male RCA jack adapter. Used for playing on-line music.

I use the Aluratek ABC02F Universal Bluetooth Audio Receiver and Transmitter connected to the Optical Audio output on my Sony TV. It pairs with a set of Sony Bluetooth earbuds to provide a separate channel for audio for my aging ears while the TV's audio continues to function independently for the rest of the family. The optical connection to the TV was simple and the ABC02F paired quickly and easily to the Sony Earbuds. The ABC02F is plugged into a USB port on the TV and is always on so the earbuds are reconnected within the time it takes to remove them from their charger/case and insert them into the ear.

Pros:  + 320 ft/100m range + Three shooting modes + RF signal allows me to move freely away from the camera and not worry about maintaining line-of-sight with the receiver as you would with an IR remote.  + Receiver can be used as a wired remote without power. + Receiver can be mounted in the hot shoe. + Removable/replaceable cable Cons: - Batteries in both transmitter and receiver are uncommon, so if they go dead during a shoot, I cant just go anywhere to get more. - Receiver has to dangle if the hot shoe is in use.  - Retractable antenna may bend or break if not properly cared for. (I personally have not had any problem with this but it is something to consider with an antenna of this type) I primarily use my Canon Rebel T5 for taking photos of my theatrical design work. A remote shutter release is a necessity for me to reduce shaking in low-light conditions (even on a tripod) and a wireless one was a bonus. This shutter release was exactly what I was looking for. I can set up my camera in the spot I want and take photos as I walk around the space to view my work from different angles. Even when Im sitting next to the camera, I use this remote to help reduce shaking that becomes more evident with slow shutter speeds.

Remote worked exactly as described. I plugged in the 10-pin transmitter and paired it with the receiver and immediately started taking pictures. If you need a remote for your Nikon that has a 10-pin connection, this is the remote you need. It works with my D4 and my D850.