5.0 aptX HD HiFi Bluetooth Music Receiver Burr Brown DAC replace Audioengine B1

Description

PLEASE NOTE:This is a receiver only; it does not transmit back to your Bluetooth speaker/earphone/headphone/sound bar/receiver.
Key Features:
Use this HD Bluetooth music receiver instead of buying a brand new Bluetooth sound bar; turn your older stereo into a nifty Bluetooth capable one
Sound quality with aptX & aptX HD though better than from SBC codec so aptX Bluetooth is far superior to standard Bluetooth
aptX Low Latency codec ensuring synchronized audio during video playback
Setup is extremely easy. Once plugged in, the device automatically makes itself available to be paired. No password or key required
Compatible with all DSPs, standalone DACs, amplifiers, preamplifiers, power amplifier, A/V receiver and PA speakers
This one offer three useful outputs – analogue RCA (instead of lower quality headphone jack), digital optical and digital coaxial - all work in parallel so one Bluetooth input can be distributed to three amps/DACs at the same time
The use of a dedicated digital-analogue-converter (instead of the cheap integrated DAC of the Bluetooth chipset) enables audiophile grade sound output at the analog RCA jacks
Auto-reconnect to last paired device during power-up, remembers up to 8 devices at once
It runs stone cold, not surprising since Bluetooth uses very much less power than Wi-Fi
Specifications:
Bluetooth Chipset: CSR8675
Bluetooth Profile: Bluetooth 5.0 + EDR with A2DP, CLASS 1
Built-in 32Bits DAC: Burr-Brown PCM5102A
Reception Distance: 30meters line of sight
Audio Input: Bluetooth ONLY
Audio Outputs: analog L/R RCA, digital TOSLINK optical and digital S/PDIF coaxial
Power Input: USB 5V DC (0.2A-3.0A) power supply excluded, USB power cable included
Supported Audio Codecs: aptX, aptX Low Latency, aptX HD, SBC, AAC, MP3, FLAC, DSD
Number of devices in pairing memory: 8
FAQ:
Does the power supply adapter come in the box, if not what kind of power input is needed?
No, it does not come in the box as most of us probably have an extra power supply lying around.
Any 5V DC USB charger (current range: 0.2A~3.0A) is fine for BluDento.
Is it possible to rename the Bluetooth ID if two devices are used in adjacent rooms?
Of course, just leave us a message right after your purchase.
Can you have two identical hi-fi Bluetooth music audio receiver in one household?
Yes, you can.
It will not interfere with each other during playback.
Does it have an on/off button or auto-on when power is connected?
No buttons: the Bluetooth is always on when the unit is powered on and it doesn’t go to sleep.
No controls (volume, play/pause, prev/next): you can just change it and adjust volume or pause from your phone without running over to the stereo.
How to turn it off?
Turn Bluetooth off on local device when not using
Unplug the power
I have multiple phones/tablets/laptops. I can't tell which is currently connected to the device. How can I force-pair the one I have in my hand?
Do it manually.
You must disconnect from your previous connected device to connect to a new one.
How many Bluetooth devices can simultaneously stream to this device?
Only 1.
Just be the first one to connect to it and it will refuse subsequent connections.
What are the accessories?
USB to micro USB power cable – 1.0 meter
RCA cable – 0.8 meter
RCA to 3.5mm adapter – 0.15 meter
Optical cable – 0.8 meter
Can a 3.5mm aux plug into this?
Yes, a stereo RCA to 3.5mm adapter is included.
Is this version also a Bluetooth audio transmitter?
It’s just a receiver/DAC.
RX mode only.
What if your amp has a DAC, do you need the Bluetooth DAC?
This is primarily a Bluetooth receiver but also does a pretty good job as DAC. If you already have a DAC this only makes sense if you would like to stream your music wirelessly.
If you use the optical and coaxial outs, it will bypass the internal DAC.
Shortcomings:
There is no on/off power switch
You cannot pair the receiver with more than one device at the same time. So you must disconnect the last Bluetooth device before you can link a new one.