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FiiO BTA30 Receiver Transmitter Bluetooth 5.0 Portable Wireless Long Range for PC/TV/Speaker/Laptop/Home Audio
FiiO BTA30 Receiver Transmitter Bluetooth 5.0 Portable Wireless Long Range for PC/TV/Speaker/Laptop/Home Audio
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- [Rejuvenate vintage speakers]: Simply connect the RCA output of the BTA30 bluetooth amplifier to the RCA inputs of the amplifier/speaker – now you can play your music over Bluetooth through your older amplifier/speaker, giving it new life!
- [Decoder for your Bluetooth jukebox]: Want to directly connect your DAC/audio decoders to any smartphone? Simply connect the optical/coaxial out of the BTA30 to the digital input of your external DAC to allow it to decode directly from your phone. And with the USB DAC functionality, transmit high quality sound from your computer to speakers or Bluetooth headset through the BTA30 headphone amps.
- [As Digital decoding-DAC]: If not using Bluetooth, there is also excellent audio output! The BTA30 wireless amps can be used as a DAC to convert digital audio to a high-quality analog signal. *Coaxial input supports up to 24 bit/192kHz and DSD64; optical input supports up to 24 bit/96kHz; USB input supports up to 16 bit /48kHz
- [As Bluetooth receiver]: Supports LDAC/aptX/aptX HD/AAC high-definition Bluetooth formats. Revive your old music setup at home with just one move! In Bluetooth receiver mode, connect your phone/music player to the BTA30 amplifier via Bluetooth, and the BTA30 to your non-Bluetooth music system – allowing your old setup to play wireless music.
- [As Bluetooth transmitter]: Get cinema-grade sound anywhere in the home. Connect the digital output of the TV/CD player/computer to the BTA30 amplifier, which can then transmit to your Bluetooth headphones for a truly cinematic listening experience. PS:LDAC/aptX HD/aptX LL/SBC formats supported; LDAC is supported only through optical/coaxial input, not through USB.
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