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Audioengine B1 Bluetooth Receiver for Home Stereo System – Bluetooth 5.3

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Features

  • ADD BLUETOOTH TO EXISTING STEREO SYSTEMS Designed for receivers, amplifiers, powered speakers, and home audio systems that do not have built-in Bluetooth. Stream music wirelessly without replacing the equipment you already own
  • BLUETOOTH 5.3 ADAPTIVE WITH EXTENDED RANGE Stream from smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers with a reliable wireless connection up to 100 feet away in most environments
  • RCA & OPTICAL OUTPUTS FOR FLEXIBLE CONNECTIONS Easily connect to stereo receivers, integrated amplifiers, powered speakers, DACs, home theater systems, and active bookshelf speakers using analog or digital outputs
  • PREMIUM 32-BIT DAC FOR HIGH-QUALITY STREAMING Dedicated digital-to-analog conversion helps preserve detail, clarity, and dynamics from wireless audio sources for a better listening experience
  • MODERNIZE VINTAGE & MODERN AUDIO EQUIPMENT Includes RCA extension cable and simple plug-and-play setup, making it easy to add wireless streaming to older stereo systems, powered speakers, and home audio setups. Measures 3.5 x 4 x 1in

Description

Award winning professional hardware sold at consumer prices. Complete your sound stage by adding one of our subwoofers and hear the audio you've been missing. Audiophiles know - Hi-Fi audio files and professional equipment enhance music, gaming, movies, podcasts and more. Improve your sound stage by elevating your speakers at 15 degree angles on stands to enhance your audio by up to 20%. Enclosures made of wood offer less distortion than metal or plastic, which leads to greater clarity and more enjoyment. Our piano gloss finishes will impress. They look great anywhere in the home or office and are built to last. Real wood that lasts. The variety in the wood grain makes each bookshelf speakers set unique. Quality inside and out. Our amplifiers, Bluetooth receivers, and Wi-Fi products are built with ease of use in mind. Most are plug and play out of the box. Founded in 2005, our founders worked in the tech industry for many years with companies like Harman, Apple, Gibson Guitars, and Alesis. We take professional components used in high end audio equipment and sell them at consumer prices. The average consumer is missing audio they're unaware exists. Better hardware and hi-fi audio files open a whole new sound experience for listeners. A veteran owned company with engineering, design and phone support all based in the USA. Up to 32 Bit Audio that self adjusts to changing wireless conditions to ensure zero drops No passwords, No setup 1 button push to pair, select and go Wide Support Supports aptX, aptX-HD, aptX-Adaptive, AAC, SBC. Works with Android and iPhones, laptops and tablets

Brand: Audioengine


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth 5.3


Controller Type: Android


Special Feature: Bluetooth 5.3 aptX-HD, Optical, iOS, Android, Windows, MacOS


Compatible Devices: Stereo Receivers


Connector Type: Optical, RCA


Audio Encoding: Stereo


Audio Output Mode: Stereo


Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 2


Color: Grey


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth 5.3


Controller Type: Android


Other Special Features of the Product: Bluetooth 5.3 aptX-HD, Optical, iOS, Android, Windows, MacOS


Compatible Devices: Stereo Receivers


Connector Type: Optical, RCA


Audio Encoding: Stereo


Audio Output Mode: Stereo


Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 2


Number of Channels: 2


Supported Internet Services: TIDAL


Control Method: App


Audio Output Type: Speakers


Format: WAV, WMA


Wireless Technology: Bluetooth


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 3.5"D x 1"W x 4"H


Item Weight: 16 ounces


Brand: Audioengine


Model Number: B1


Item Highlight: Adaptive, 32-Bit DAC, Wireless Audio Receiver for Amplifiers, Receivers & Powered Speakers


Manufacturer: Audioengine


Unit Count: 1 Count


Number of Items: 1


UPC: 819955270099


Global Trade Identification Number: 99


External Testing Certification: Não aplicável


Built-In Media: Optical, RCA cables


Mfr Part Number: B1


Warranty Description: 3 year manufacture


Color: Grey


Software Update Supported to Date: unknown


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    • The Audioengine B2 Bluetooth Music Receiver is worth every penny!!
I've now had the Audioengine B2 for a couple of months, well past the 50 hour "break-in" time, and I can say that it is without reservation the best $189 gadget I've bought in a long time. I had been using a Motorola DC800, which I bought several years ago on the recommendation of David Pogue, when he was still with the NYTimes. There's no comparison between the performance of the two devices--the Audioengine is in a different audio cosmos, mostly, I'm sure, because of the superior quality of the digital to analog conversion chips--cheap vs. not-so-cheap. The quality and clarity of the sound produced by the Audioengine is, to my 70+ year-old ears--dramatic. I have some hearing loss, and the difference the Audioengine makes for me is the difference between being able to understand newscasters voices and missing 25 to 35 percent of what's being said. As for music, the results are excellent. The set-up for me was effortless. I'd been using the other gateway for years, and the Audioengine, if anything, was even easier to pair. It's working flawlessly with 2 iMacs, 2 iPhone 5's and 2 iPads, for a 6 device maximum, perfect for us. You just have to remember which device is connected to the music receiver because, like all Bluetooth devices, it only connects with one source at a time. If you forget that your computer is connected, you will not be able to pair another device with the device until your disconnect it form the one it's currently paired with. To solve this, I usually just leave it connected to my iMac and access music through iTunes on the computer via the Remote app on the phones and iPads. It works like a charm. Oh, about the range--my old Motorola DC 800 can maintain a connection up to about 35 feet or so then it drops out. Also, whenever we turned on our microwave when using the older gateway, it would stop working until the microwave went off, then it would sometimes continue playing and sometimes just disconnect. With the Audioengine, that has not been a problem. The manufacturer claims that the device's range is 100 feet. That seems accurate to me, plus the Audioengine seems oblivious to our microwave. Also, as a technical detail, I have it connected to a Pioneer Elite SC-55 Receiver with three separate music zones. To connect it to multi-zone devices, you'll usually have to connect BOTH the digital AND analog outputs to get sound in multi-zone configurations. Most digital receivers cannot broadcast digital signals to other than the main speakers. At least, that's the way the last two Pioneer receivers I've used have been configured. Bottom line: simple set-up, superior audio performance, great range...I give it 5 stars plus. TWO WEEKS LATER; One more little glitch which has come up a couple of times. While switching between devices, or sometimes after a power grid failure, the device shuts down its analogue output and only outputs through the digital output. This affects my Pioneer receiver's multi-zone output, which only accommodates analogue signals. The problem is solved by rebooting the bluetooth device--simply unplug it, wait a few seconds, then plug it back in. Problem solved. A minor inconvenience, but I thought I'd mention it. And one more thing--the power light on the device is very bright. If you have it in a bedroom, you'll have to cover it because it illuminates the whole room like a powerful night light. Also, I edited the original review after I discovered that the popping chattering problem I was having can be solved by keeping the device as far away as possible from the power supply on my receiver. Just moving it to another shelf in the cabinet solved this problem. Have had the device for several months now and still think it's worth 5 stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2014 by R. Hagar
    • Amazing - Builtin 24bit DAC gives you upsampling which is magical!
--------------------------- OVERVIEW --------------------------- Audioengine's B1 Bluetooth Music Receiver is the affordable, simple wireless home audio solution we've been waiting for. When Apple's AirPlay debuted, with its relatively high-fidelity wireless audio, it was exciting. Bluetooth, which lagged behind in sound quality, eventually caught up and arguably surpassed AirPlay, which would sometimes stutter from network hiccups. Bluetooth, not needing any extra hardware (like a router), is far less likely to stutter, so the final piece of the home audio puzzle is a Bluetooth receiver for high-end musical tastes. The aluminum case of the B1 reflects traditional Audioengine design and the high-quality components and audio fidelity are typical of Audioengine's commitment to great sound at affordable prices. The Audioengine B1 continues to close the gap between your computer music and home hi-fi and even if you're not an audio enthusiast we guarantee your music will sound better! The audio quality of most Bluetooth products isn't usually very inspiring and their limited range can be frustrating. The B1 solves these problems by implementing the aptX codec, which is a high-quality audio converter designed specifically for audio. The B1 also has special circuitry and a precision-tuned antenna to extend the wireless range, providing much more versatility than other Bluetooth receivers. Upgrade your Bluetooth and breathe new life into your audio system. You already have Bluetooth on your tablet, computer, or iDevice, so get more out of it and experience stunning audio with the Audioengine B1 Bluetooth Receiver including aptX, 24-bit upsampling DAC, and extended range. --------------------------- WHAT'S IN THE BOX? --------------------------- - (1) B1 Receiver - (1) RCA audio cable (3ft/1m) - (1) Power adapter with detachable cable - (1) Microfiber bag - (1) Setup guide --------------------------- FEATURES --------------------------- - Easy setup, connects in seconds - Plug-n-play, no software to install - Superior sound and extended range - Streams audio from any media player (iTunes, Amarra, Youtube, etc.) - Connects to any music system with an audio input --------------------------- SETUP --------------------------- 1. Connect the included (or your own) audio cables from the B1 rear panel to your music system. 2. Connect the included power adapter to B1 and plug into an AC outlet. B1 will automatically go into pair mode. 3. On your device, turn on Bluetooth and select "Audioengine B1" to pair and connect. 4. Play your music. Setup is really this easy! A well written instruction guide is also included. --------------------------- SOUND QUALITY --------------------------- Due to the fact the AudioEngine has a built-in 24-bit DAC it will upsample the audio while supporting APT-X is a HUGE bonus. Wireless audio has improved by leaps and bounds in the short space of a few years, and the Audioengine B1 Premium Bluetooth Music Receiver is possibly my favorite device to come out of this high-fidelity revolution thus far. It solves the problem of shaky wireless home audio streaming, and it never degrades (and often improves) audio quality. Improvement in Bluetooth technology is the real hero here, but Audioengine takes it a step further and adds a top-notch DAC, which results in a top notch audio accessory worthy of our Editors' Choice designation. While it's expensive compared with the Apple AirPort Express, it does exactly the job it's supposed to do, with solid, reliable results This thing performs exceptionally and is just bliss for wireless music. --------------------------- VERDICT --------------------------- After using the Audioengine B1 for several weeks, I didn't find anything wrong about the product. I didn't encounter any hiccups or degradation of sound quality even when the receiver is farther from the source. This small aluminum box is simply a "magical instrument" that would easily replace those long audio cables, connecting your source and speakers, without any loss in audio quality. This is simply a great wireless Bluetooth DAC, and you really can't complain about its price. I've seen wired DACs from other companies that are priced higher than the B1, and they probably offer the same audio quality. Here is how I rank the adapters I test, from best to worst; BEST: Audioengine B1 Premium Bluetooth Music Receiver - $189 GOOD: Philips AEA2000/37 Bluetooth Hi-Fi Adapter/Receiver (Discontinued) - $28.99 Logitech Bluetooth Audio Adapter - $29.99 OK: HomeSpot NFC-Enabled Bluetooth Audio Receiver - $29.00 WORST: Amped Wireless Long Range Bluetooth Speaker Adapter - $55 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2014 by OE

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