The Denon DN-200BR Bluetooth Audio Receiveris a stereo Bluetooth audio receiver that allows you to hear audio streaming from Bluetooth devices through any audio system or PA system for use in conference rooms, classrooms, presentations, and more. The device receives Bluetooth signals wirelessly and then routes the audio to balanced XLR or 1/4" outputs for integration with mixers and amplification systems.

Open Box Products Have a Limited 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty    Works with All Audio Systems    Receives Bluetooth Signals Wirelessly    Up to 82' Range    Routes Audio to XLR or 1/4" Outputs    Robust Build, Can Be Mounted Anywhere

• Adds stereo Bluetooth to any audio system
• Balanced XLR and unbalanced 1/4" audio outputs
• Up to 82' range
• Discreet, robust build quality that can mount nearly anywhere

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. My Bluetooth antenna is broke... and I need to buy a spare antenna ! Do you sell it?

A: Unfortunately we do not. You might want to contact the manufacturer.

Q: 2. Can the USB port be used with an iPhone?

A: The USB port cannot be used to play music from an iPhone. The USB port is designed with USB thumb drives and hard drives in mind.

Q: 3. Is there any way the FM signal can come out the xlr jacks?

A: The FM will come out of the RCA outputs. The XLRs will output the audio signals from a CD, USB device (mass storage class), SD card, device connected to the Aux In, and connected Bluetooth device. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/643204.pdf

Q: 4. Is this unit suitable for live band/gigging applications?

A: Hi! Happy to help! Bluetooth is not typically used for live performance settings due to its inherent latency and lower quality, however the DN-300BR could potentially be utilized for backing tracks with the right arrangement.

Q: 5. Is there a way to set a password so others can't connect to it?

A: The short answer is no, The unit is a receiver only, and is always ready to pair when not already paired. While DN-200BR is paired with a Bluetooth device, other Bluetooth devices cannot pair to it. You must unpair (disconnect) the current Bluetooth device from DN-200BR to make it available to others. If it is a\already paired, and both devices are always on, nothing else will be able to pair to it.

Q: 6. Does this device work when the air temperature is over 90 degrees, like an outdoor concert in the summer?

A: The recommended operating temperature for the Denon DN-200BR Stereo Bluetooth Audio Receiver is 41 to 95°F. It is not recommended for use when the environmental temperature is above 95°F or below 41°F.

Q: 7. Will this product function with wireless Bose headsets from Marshall Amps?

A: No

Q: 8. This unit features 10-key direct track access for finding songs fast. What exactly does this mean? Are they hot cues? Do they work between the different media formats or only on the one selected? I want to be able to trigger the next song immediately after I fade out the one I am on.

A: If you are playing a CD you can push any button number between 1 to 10 and it will play that track number. It is a quick way to get to a certain track number. It works nicely. You can also push 10+1 to get to #11 or 10+2 to get to 12. Hope this helps.

Q: 9. I would be purchasing two of these and they would have about 20 feet between them. Can you name the device (instead of a default) so that our users can choose the correct device? They are for two fitness studios.

A: The name of this device cannot be edited. They will both appear as 300BR.

Q: 10. I see the outputs are stereo L&R. I only have one available channel strip on my mixer. Will a “Y” cable work to sum both L&R to a mono input to my mixer?

A: You should use a device that sums stereo to mono (a Y-cable is good for splitting audio, but not for combining it). A Radial Engineering StageBug SB-2 would be good for this, using a dual-1/4" unbalanced cable. It would give you an XLR output for your mixer.