Add Bluetooth to an analog input
BTR receives Bluetooth audio and passes it to an existing system through an analog connection. Its USB connector supplies power; the audio travels through the separate analog output.
Connect it to a suitable input on a receiver, powered speaker, or other audio component. This distinction matters when choosing the connection: a USB power socket alone does not carry the BTR's audio into the system.
| Frequency | 10 Hz to 20kHz, great for subwoofers |
|---|---|
| Range | Line of sight: 130-150´ Obstructed: 70´ |
| Power | +5VDC (USB) |
| Audio In/Out | Stereo RCA |
| RF Band | 2.4GHz |
| SNR | 93dB |
| Dimensions (with antenna) | 3¾˝ W x 37∕8˝ H x 4˝ D (95mm x 98mm x 102mm) |
| Weight (ea) | each, unpacked) 3.5 oz; 0.1kg |