Wifi Powered Stereo Receivers

Using IEM receivers at remote battery powered speakers. Using old USB cable, i was able to cut the cable and wire it to this and now I can obtain power for my sennheiser ew receivers to run off my speakers battery. The DC2 accepts a range of voltage and converts it to 3V and this simply works flawlessly! This is wonderful and if I want to switch to AA's or rechargeable I can easily swap this out for those. thanks sennheiser

Use these for running lavs receivers into a mixer/recorder. No problems, but you have to be aware that it doesnt work for some devices depending on mono/stereo issues. For example this doesnt work to run a Sennheiser G4 RX unit into a single XLR input- that requires a stereo mini to split XLR channels.

Perfect replacement chord for some stereo receivers; in my case an RS 700 Yamaha receiver. Also works for some Fender guitar amplifiers. Did the job perfectly.

10 xlr outputs ... 5 stereo zones. Just what I needed to run 4 pairs of powered speakers. Haven't seen anything else like it. And for the price nothing else came close. If multiple outputs and separate volume controls is important to you, rather then many inputs this is a great choice.

ez to set up. wifi with no problems to WRT3200 router. powered up with USB from TV.

I used two of these adapters on a simple show: stereo 1/8 to RCA out of my laptop then into these adapters to convert to XLR for a pair of powered speakers. I didn't encounter any problems or sound quality issues, just plug and play.

I play all of my music CD's and MP3's on my desktop computer routing the line out signal from my sound card into a stereo system that has speakers in various locations in my home. There was always a low level hum while the computer was powered on when playing music, not too bad but not desirable. When the computer was powered off the hum would get much louder and the stereo system would need to be powered down or switched to a different input such as FM or phono to eliminate the noise. I tried several filters and even ground isolation circuits, no help. I determined the problem source was common mode noise, a difference between ground potentials of the two systems. I purchased the HE18 because of the size and superior audio specifications. Very easy to install giving me options for several different connector types, I used the RCA style connectors. Excellent results. Problem eliminated. I do not detect any frequency or volume loss.

Used this to add a powered sub to my tube stereo setup. I was only able to use on channel because both input grounds are tied together and the tube amp with the line level converter did not like it.

I was having difficulty understanding conversations with my stereo/powered woofer computer speakers so I thought a cheap pair of speakers might produce a brighter sound. I was right! These solved my problem and I can now hear voices much more clearly.

Have lots of Unifi gear already, and got this to assist with wifi in my living room which I already had cat5e running to. Powered right up, install is easy. It does get warm (some might say hot. But the PoE passthrough is a nice touch, and the other ethernet ports are great for my Apple TV, switch, etc. Would definitely recommend.