Blackstar Tone:Link Bluetooth Audio Receiveris a Bluetooth audio receiver for any amplifier that has a line-in jack. Plug this receiver into any such port and you can listen to music from your Bluetooth-enabled device through a guitar amplifier, or even play along to music without the clutter of cables. An on-board play/pause button allows you to control the playback of your music remotely, while Bluetooth 3.0 with EDR helps ensure quicker pairing and playback.

Featuring a built-in 170 mAh rechargeable lithium battery that lasts up to eight hours at a clip, the Tone:Link also includes one cable and two adapters to ensure you can use this device with both 3.5mm and 1/4" jacks. The unit itself offers an on-board microphone for phone calls, a center answer/reject call button, and side controls which skip tracks (if pressed) and control volume (if held).

Features Bluetooth 3.0 with EDR    Works with Tablets, Phones, PAs & More    Compatible with Amplifier Line Inputs    On-Board Microphone for Phone Calls    Call Answer/Reject Functionality    On-Board Play/Pause/Power Controls    Skip/Volume Controls    Rechargeable 170mAh Battery    Micro-USB Charger    1/4" & 3.5mm Adapters Included

• Two-Link: pair to 2x Bluetooth devices at the same time
• Bluetooth 3.0 with EDR helps to ensure quicker pairing and playback
• Up to 33' (10m) of range
• Supports mobile devices, laptops, smartphones, tablets, or any device featuring Bluetooth
• Includes cables and connectors
• Play/Pause button doubles as Answer/Reject controller for phones

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I hook a turntable to this?

A: Yes, you can hook up a turntable to the R-S202 receiver.

Q: 2. In which country is this amp manufactured?

A: It is manufactured in Japan.

Q: 3. What is the best way to connect R-S202 to Pioneer FS52 Floor Standing Speakers, using regular wiring or bi-wiring?

A: The choice and preference is totally up o you. Proponents of the practice point to the obvious sonic benefits they can hear after bi-wiring their speakers, citing the fact that speaker manufacturers make the terminals available, as proof that there must be something in it. Detractors argue that manufacturers are merely maximising the marketability of their products by offering a feature that costs little extra to implement but probably doesn’t make any sonic difference. They also point out that there is no real published evidence to prove that the practice makes any audible difference, whereas the bi-wire enthusiasts theorise that by separating the high and low frequencies into different wires, distortions caused by interactions between them can be eliminated.

Q: 4. Would this work on a Gaming PC to send Bluetooth audio from games and online matches to wireless headphones/earphones?

A: Yes, this device can add Bluetooth transmission to a gaming computer that has an analog headphone output.

Q: 5. Does this receiver have a connection for a ground wire from another component?

A: There is no grounding terminal. try using the screw on the faceplate of your electrical outlet.

Q: 6. does is play music C D's?

A: Not without an auxiliary CD player which could be plugged into it.

Q: 7. This may sounds like an odd question, but are the feet removable? The only way this will fit in my cabinet is to remove the feet.

A: Yes you can remove the feet on the Yamaha R-S202.

Q: 8. Can channel A and B play different sources at the same time?

A: No it cannot.

Q: 9. Can I hook a pre amp to this?

A: Yes, you can connect the pre-amp to one of its Line-in connections. I am currently using a turntable with a built-in pre-amp to a Line-in connection, works great.

Q: 10. How many bluetooth devices will this remember without having to re-pair?

A: This stereo receiver doesnt need to remember anything. The device that connects to it needs to remember it, not the other way around. You can connect as many devices as you have.